/// <summary>
/// Creates a command group
/// </summary>
/// <param name="title">The title</param>
/// <param name="items">The command items to add</param>
/// <param name="flyoutItems">The flyout command items that contain a list of other commands</param>
/// <param name="tooltip">The tool tip</param>
/// <param name="hint">The hint</param>
/// <param name="position">Position of the CommandGroup in the CommandManager for all document templates.
/// NOTE: Specify 0 to add the CommandGroup to the beginning of the CommandManager, or specify -1 to add it to the end of the CommandManager.
/// NOTE: You can also use ICommandGroup::MenuPosition to control the position of the CommandGroup in specific document templates.</param>
/// <param name="ignorePreviousVersion">True to remove all previously saved customization and toolbar information before creating a new CommandGroup, false to not.
/// Call CommandManager.GetGroupDataFromRegistry before calling this method to determine how to set IgnorePreviousVersion.
/// Set IgnorePreviousVersion to true to prevent SOLIDWORKS from saving the current toolbar setting to the registry, even if there is no previous version.</param>
/// <param name="hasMenu">Whether the CommandGroup should appear in the Tools dropdown menu.</param>
/// <param name="hasToolbar">Whether the CommandGroup should appear in the Command Manager and as a separate toolbar.</param>
/// <param name="addDropdownBoxForParts">If true, adds a command box to the toolbar for parts that has a dropdown of all commands that are part of this group. The tooltip of the command group is used as the name.</param>
/// <param name="addDropdownBoxForAssemblies">If true, adds a command box to the toolbar for assemblies that has a dropdown of all commands that are part of this group. The tooltip of the command group is used as the name.</param>
/// <param name="addDropdownBoxForDrawings">If true, adds a command box to the toolbar for drawings that has a dropdown of all commands that are part of this group. The tooltip of the command group is used as the name.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private CommandManagerGroup CreateCommandGroup(
string title,
List <CommandManagerItem> items,
List <CommandManagerFlyout> flyoutItems,
string tooltip = "",
string hint = "",
int position = -1,
bool ignorePreviousVersion = true,
bool hasMenu = true,
bool hasToolbar = true,
bool addDropdownBoxForParts = false,
bool addDropdownBoxForAssemblies = false,
bool addDropdownBoxForDrawings = false)
{
// NOTE: We may need to look carefully at this Id if things get removed and re-added based on this SolidWorks note:
//
// If you change the definition of an existing CommandGroup (i.e., add or remove toolbar buttons), you must assign a
// new unique user-defined UserID to that CommandGroup. You must perform this action to avoid conflicts with any
// previously existing CommandGroups and to allow for backward and forward compatibility of the CommandGroups in your application.
//
// Get the next Id
var id = mCommandGroups.Count == 0 ? 1 : mCommandGroups.Max(f => f.UserId) + 1;
// Store error code
var errors = -1;
// Attempt to create the command group
var unsafeCommandGroup = BaseObject.CreateCommandGroup2(id, title, tooltip, hint, position, ignorePreviousVersion, ref errors);
// Check for errors
if (errors != (int)swCreateCommandGroupErrors.swCreateCommandGroup_Success)
{
// Get enum name
var errorEnumString = ((swCreateCommandGroupErrors)errors).ToString();
// Throw error
throw new SolidDnaException(SolidDnaErrors.CreateError(
SolidDnaErrorTypeCode.SolidWorksCommandManager,
SolidDnaErrorCode.SolidWorksCommandGroupCreateError,
Localization.GetString("ErrorSolidWorksCommandGroupAddError") + $". {errorEnumString}"));
}
// Otherwise we got the command group
var group = new CommandManagerGroup(
unsafeCommandGroup,
items,
flyoutItems,
id,
title,
tooltip,
hint,
hasMenu,
hasToolbar,
addDropdownBoxForParts,
addDropdownBoxForAssemblies,
addDropdownBoxForDrawings);
// Return it
return(group);
}