C++ AcDbObject::setOwnerId方法代码示例

// Sets the value of the ownership ID data member.
//
Acad::ErrorStatus
AsdkOwnerDemo::setIdData(const AcDbHardOwnershipId& ownedId)
{
    if (ownedId.asOldId() == 0L) {
        return Acad::eInvalidInput;
    }
    assertWriteEnabled();

    mObjId = ownedId;

    // Now set the backpointer.  A transaction is used for
    // opening the object, so if the object is already
    // open it won't prevent this setting from taking place.
    //
    AcDbObject *pObj;
    AcTransaction *pTrans
        = actrTransactionManager->startTransaction();
    pTrans->getObject(pObj, ownedId, AcDb::kForWrite);
    pObj->setOwnerId(objectId());
    actrTransactionManager->endTransaction();

    return Acad::eOk;
}

Acad::ErrorStatus
ArxDbgDbEntity::deepClone(AcDbObject* pOwner,
              AcDbObject*& pClonedObject,
              AcDbIdMapping& idMap,
              Adesk::Boolean isPrimary) const
{
        // You should always pass back pClonedObject == NULL
        // if, for any reason, you do not actually clone it
        // during this call.  The caller should pass it in
        // as NULL, but to be safe, we set it here as well.
    pClonedObject = NULL;

	if (ArxDbgOptions::m_instance.m_showDeepCloneDetails) {
		CString titleStr, tmpStr;
		titleStr.Format(_T("Beginning -- deepClone: %s"),
				ArxDbgUtils::objToClassAndHandleStr(const_cast<ArxDbgDbEntity*>(this), tmpStr));
		ArxDbgUiTdmIdMap dbox(&idMap, acedGetAcadDwgView(), titleStr);
		dbox.DoModal();
	}

    AcDb::DeepCloneType type = idMap.deepCloneContext();

        // if we know everything will be cloned for us, just let
		// the base class do everything for us.
    if ((type == AcDb::kDcInsert) ||
		(type == AcDb::kDcInsertCopy) ||
		(type == AcDb::kDcExplode))
        return AcDbEntity::deepClone(pOwner, pClonedObject, idMap, isPrimary);

        // following case happens when doing a AcDbDatabase::deepCloneObjects()
        // and the owner happens to be the same... then its really like a
        // kDcCopy, otherwise deepCloneObjects() is like a kDcBlock
    if (type == AcDb::kDcObjects) {
		if (ownerId() == pOwner->objectId())
			type = AcDb::kDcCopy;
		else
			type = AcDb::kDcBlock;
	}

		// now ask derived classes what references they want cloned for them
	AcDbObjectIdArray refEntIds;
	AcDbIntArray refTypes;
	getCloneReferences(type, refEntIds, refTypes);
	ASSERT(refEntIds.length() == refTypes.length());

		// if derived class doesn't have any references to take care of, then
		// we will just let the AcDbEntity::deepClone() take care of things.
	if (refEntIds.isEmpty())
		return AcDbEntity::deepClone(pOwner, pClonedObject, idMap, isPrimary);

        // If this object is in the idMap and is already
        // cloned, then return.
	bool tmpIsPrimary = isPrimary ? true : false;	// get around compiler performance warning
    AcDbIdPair idPair(objectId(), AcDbObjectId::kNull, false, tmpIsPrimary);
    if (idMap.compute(idPair) && (idPair.value() != NULL))
        return Acad::eOk;

    // STEP 1:
    // Create the clone
    //
    AcDbObject *pClone = (AcDbObject*)isA()->create();
    if (pClone != NULL)
        pClonedObject = pClone;    // set the return value
    else
        return Acad::eOutOfMemory;

    // STEP 2:
    // Append the clone to its new owner.  In this example,
    // we know that we are derived from AcDbEntity, so we
    // can expect our owner to be an AcDbBlockTableRecord,
    // unless we have set up an ownership relationship with
    // another of our objects.  In that case, we need to
    // establish how we connect to that owner in our own
    // way.  This sample shows a generic method using
    // setOwnerId().
    //
    AcDbBlockTableRecord *pBTR = AcDbBlockTableRecord::cast(pOwner);
    if (pBTR != NULL) {
        AcDbEntity* ent = AcDbEntity::cast(pClone);
        pBTR->appendAcDbEntity(ent);
    }
    else {
        if (isPrimary)
            return Acad::eInvalidOwnerObject;

        // Some form of this code is only necessary if
        // anyone has set up an ownership for our object
        // other than with an AcDbBlockTableRecord.
        //
        pOwner->database()->addAcDbObject(pClone);
        pClone->setOwnerId(pOwner->objectId());
    }

    // STEP 3:
    // Now we copy our contents to the clone.  This is done
    // using an AcDbDeepCloneFiler.  This filer keeps a
    // list of all AcDbHardOwnershipIds and
    // AcDbSoftOwnershipIds we, and any classes we derive
    // from,  have.  This list is then used to know what
    // additional, "owned" objects need to be cloned below.
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