/// <summary>
/// Implement this method as an external command for Revit.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="commandData">An object that is passed to the external application
/// which contains data related to the command,
/// such as the application object and active view.</param>
/// <param name="message">A message that can be set by the external application
/// which will be displayed if a failure or cancellation is returned by
/// the external command.</param>
/// <param name="elements">A set of elements to which the external application
/// can add elements that are to be highlighted in case of failure or cancellation.</param>
/// <returns>Return the status of the external command.
/// A result of Succeeded means that the API external method functioned as expected.
/// Cancelled can be used to signify that the user cancelled the external operation
/// at some point. Failure should be returned if the application is unable to proceed with
/// the operation.
/// </returns>
public Result Execute(ExternalCommandData commandData, ref string message, Autodesk.Revit.DB.ElementSet elements)
{
//A list of rule information to be used below
List <RuleInfo> ruleInfoList = new List <RuleInfo>();
#region Get Rule info through iteration from PerformanceAdviser
///Here, we query the information about rules registered in PerformanceAdviser so that
///we can later decide in a dialog which rules we want to run.
PerformanceAdviser performanceAdviser = PerformanceAdviser.GetPerformanceAdviser();
ICollection <PerformanceAdviserRuleId> allIds = performanceAdviser.GetAllRuleIds();
foreach (PerformanceAdviserRuleId ruleID in allIds)
{
string ruleName = performanceAdviser.GetRuleName(ruleID);
string ruleDescription = performanceAdviser.GetRuleDescription(ruleID);
bool isEnabled = performanceAdviser.IsRuleEnabled(ruleID);
//We want to mark user-defined (API) rules, so we check to see if the current rule ID is
//equal to the rule ID we created.
bool isOurRule = (ruleID == FlippedDoorCheck.Id);
RuleInfo oneRule = new RuleInfo(ruleID, isOurRule, ruleName, ruleDescription, isEnabled);
ruleInfoList.Add(oneRule);
}
#endregion
#region Prepare and show UI
//This dialog box will allow the user to select and run performance rules, so it needs
//the PerformanceAdviser and active document passed to it.
TestDisplayDialog tdd = new TestDisplayDialog(PerformanceAdviser.GetPerformanceAdviser(), commandData.Application.ActiveUIDocument.Document);
foreach (RuleInfo r in ruleInfoList)
{
/// Add the rule data we just collected in the previous loop the the dialog box
/// we are about to show.
tdd.AddData(r.RuleName, r.IsOurRule, r.IsEnabled);
}
tdd.ShowDialog();
#endregion
return(Autodesk.Revit.UI.Result.Succeeded);
}
/// <summary>
/// Implement this method as an external command for Revit.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="commandData">An object that is passed to the external application
/// which contains data related to the command,
/// such as the application object and active view.</param>
/// <param name="message">A message that can be set by the external application
/// which will be displayed if a failure or cancellation is returned by
/// the external command.</param>
/// <param name="elements">A set of elements to which the external application
/// can add elements that are to be highlighted in case of failure or cancellation.</param>
/// <returns>Return the status of the external command.
/// A result of Succeeded means that the API external method functioned as expected.
/// Cancelled can be used to signify that the user cancelled the external operation
/// at some point. Failure should be returned if the application is unable to proceed with
/// the operation.
/// </returns>
public Result Execute(ExternalCommandData commandData, ref string message, Autodesk.Revit.DB.ElementSet elements)
{
//A list of rule information to be used below
List<RuleInfo> ruleInfoList = new List<RuleInfo>();
#region Get Rule info through iteration from PerformanceAdviser
///Here, we query the information about rules registered in PerformanceAdviser so that
///we can later decide in a dialog which rules we want to run.
PerformanceAdviser performanceAdviser = PerformanceAdviser.GetPerformanceAdviser();
ICollection<PerformanceAdviserRuleId> allIds = performanceAdviser.GetAllRuleIds();
foreach (PerformanceAdviserRuleId ruleID in allIds)
{
string ruleName = performanceAdviser.GetRuleName(ruleID);
string ruleDescription = performanceAdviser.GetRuleDescription(ruleID);
bool isEnabled = performanceAdviser.IsRuleEnabled(ruleID);
//We want to mark user-defined (API) rules, so we check to see if the current rule ID is
//equal to the rule ID we created.
bool isOurRule = (ruleID == FlippedDoorCheck.Id);
RuleInfo oneRule = new RuleInfo(ruleID, isOurRule, ruleName, ruleDescription, isEnabled);
ruleInfoList.Add(oneRule);
}
#endregion
#region Prepare and show UI
//This dialog box will allow the user to select and run performance rules, so it needs
//the PerformanceAdviser and active document passed to it.
TestDisplayDialog tdd = new TestDisplayDialog(PerformanceAdviser.GetPerformanceAdviser(), commandData.Application.ActiveUIDocument.Document);
foreach (RuleInfo r in ruleInfoList)
{
/// Add the rule data we just collected in the previous loop the the dialog box
/// we are about to show.
tdd.AddData(r.RuleName, r.IsOurRule, r.IsEnabled);
}
tdd.ShowDialog();
#endregion
return Autodesk.Revit.UI.Result.Succeeded;
}
