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OnEndSceneOpen (XSIApplication)

Description

Fired after a scene open operation is performed, such as a OpenScene command

This event is installed using the XSIApplication.Advise method and can be removed using the XSIApplication.Unadvise method, please see these methods for a detailed example of installing and uninstalling events.

The event may be temporarily muted via the EventInfo.Mute property. All installed events can be viewed in the plugin manager dialog's event tab.

NOTE: The prefered and alternative method of installing this is event is as a self-installing plugin. See PluginRegistrar.RegisterEvent method for more details.

Scripting Syntax

XSIApplication.OnEndSceneOpen ([CustomData], [Filename])

Parameters

Examples

1. VBScript Example

function XSIApplication_OnEndSceneOpen( CustomData, FileName )
   call Application.LogMessage( "*** VBScript Event - XSIApplication_OnEndSceneOpen ***")
end function

2. JScript Example

function XSIApplication::OnEndSceneOpen( CustomData, FileName )
{
   Application.LogMessage( "*** JScript Event - XSIApplication::OnEndSceneOpen ***");
   // your code here
}

3. PerlScript Example

sub XSIApplication_OnEndSceneOpen
{
   my ($CustomData, $FileName) = @_;
   $Application->LogMessage( "*** PerlScript Event - XSIApplication_OnEndSceneOpen ***");
   # your code here
}

4. Python Example

def XSIApplication_OnEndSceneOpen( CustomData, FileName ):
   Application.LogMessage( '*** PythonScript Event - XSIApplication_OnEndSceneOpen ***')
   # your code here
   return 0

5. C++ Example

//
// This example illustrates how to implement an event handler for the
// OnEndSceneOpen event in C++/COM.
//
HRESULT WINAPI XSIOnEvent
(
   LONG        in_lEventID,
   LPVARIANT   in_pVar,
   LONG        in_lNum
)
{
   switch (in_lEventID)
   {
       case siOnEndSceneOpen:
       {
          SetupMyScene( in_pVar[0], in_pVar[1] )
       }
       break;
   };
   return S_OK;
}

See Also

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