🚀 go-pugleaf

On Monday, March 23, 2009 10:31:29 PM UTC+7, hstoess...@pm-medici.ch wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I lock frames using the following code (snippet):
> 
> ...
>   InterfacePtr<ICommand> ipSetStoryLockStateCmd(CmdUtils::CreateCommand(kSetItemLockDataCmdBoss));
>   InterfacePtr<IBoolData> ipLockData(ipSetStoryLockStateCmd, IID_IBOOLDATA);
>   // ipTextModel - >this is an interface <ITextModel>
>   InterfacePtr<IItemLockData> ipTextLockData(ipTextModel, UseDefaultIID());
>   if(ipTextLockData == nil)
>   {
>     break;
>   }
> 
> // set the command data
>   if (ipTextLockData->GetInsertLock()) {
>     ipLockData->Set(kFalse);	// unlock
>   } else {
>     ipLockData->Set(kTrue);	// lock
>   }
>   ipSetStoryLockStateCmd->SetItemList(UIDList(ipTextModel));
>   if (CmdUtils::ProcessCommand(ipSetStoryLockStateCmd) != kSuccess)
>   {
>     ASSERT_FAIL("SetStoryLockStateCmd failed");
>     break;
>   }
> ...
> 
> This works if the TextModel is in a text frame is not anchored. If the text frame is anchored the TextModel is never locked and the user can input some text.
> 
> - Is is possible to look anchored text frames?
> - What is wrong?
> - How can I lock the input in a text frame or text model?
> 
> Thanks for an answer.
> 
> Hans

if you want to lock which user can not to edit you can use following code:
ipTextLockData->SetInsertLock(kTrue);  // lock
ipTextLockData->SetAttributeLock(kTrue);  // lock