public static void Main()
{
try
{
AssemblyLoader.Entry.InitAssembly();
var theRotationElecUI = new RotationElecUI();
// The following method shows the dialog immediately
theRotationElecUI.Show();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(ex.Message);
}
}
//------------------------------- DIALOG LAUNCHING ---------------------------------
//
// Before invoking this application one needs to open any part/empty part in NX
// because of the behavior of the blocks.
//
// Make sure the dlx file is in one of the following locations:
// 1.) From where NX session is launched
// 2.) $UGII_USER_DIR/application
// 3.) For released applications, using UGII_CUSTOM_DIRECTORY_FILE is highly
// recommended. This variable is set to a full directory path to a file
// containing a list of root directories for all custom applications.
// e.g., UGII_CUSTOM_DIRECTORY_FILE=$UGII_ROOT_DIR\menus\custom_dirs.dat
//
// You can create the dialog using one of the following way:
//
// 1. Journal Replay
//
// 1) Replay this file through Tool->Journal->Play Menu.
//
// 2. USER EXIT
//
// 1) Create the Shared Library -- Refer "Block UI Styler programmer's guide"
// 2) Invoke the Shared Library through File->Execute->NX Open menu.
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
public static void Main()
{
RotationElecUI theRotationElecUI = null;
try
{
theRotationElecUI = new RotationElecUI();
// The following method shows the dialog immediately
theRotationElecUI.Show();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
//---- Enter your exception handling code here -----
theUI.NXMessageBox.Show("Block Styler", NXMessageBox.DialogType.Error, ex.ToString());
}
finally
{
if (theRotationElecUI != null)
{
theRotationElecUI.Dispose();
}
theRotationElecUI = null;
}
}