ParamDlg* SampleShaderPlugin::CreateParamDlg(HWND hwMtlEdit, IMtlParams *imp)
{
IAutoMParamDlg* masterDlg = SampleShaderPluginDesc.CreateParamDlgs(hwMtlEdit, imp, this);
uvGenDlg = uvGen->CreateParamDlg(hwMtlEdit, imp);
masterDlg->AddDlg(uvGenDlg);
//TODO: Set the user dialog proc of the param block, and do other initialization
return masterDlg;
}
ParamDlg* Gradient::CreateParamDlg(HWND hwMtlEdit, IMtlParams *imp)
{
// JBW: the main difference here is the automatic creation of a ParamDlg by the new
// ClassDesc2 function CreateParamDlgs(). This mirrors the way BeginEditParams()
// can be redirected to the ClassDesc2 for automatic ParamMap2 management. In this
// case a special subclass of ParamDlg, AutoMParamDlg, defined in IParamm2.h, is
// created. It can act as a 'master' ParamDlg to which you can add any number of
// secondary dialogs and it will make sure all the secondary dialogs are kept
// up-to-date and deleted as necessary.
// Here you see we create the Coordinate, Gradient and Output ParamDlgs in the desired
// order, and then add the Coordinate and Output dlgs as secondaries to the
// Gradient master AutoMParamDlg so it will keep them up-to-date automatically
// create the rollout dialogs
uvGenDlg = uvGen->CreateParamDlg(hwMtlEdit, imp);
IAutoMParamDlg* masterDlg = gradCD.CreateParamDlgs(hwMtlEdit, imp, this);
texoutDlg = texout->CreateParamDlg(hwMtlEdit, imp);
// add the secondary dialogs to the master
masterDlg->AddDlg(uvGenDlg);
masterDlg->AddDlg(texoutDlg);
EnableStuff();
return masterDlg;
}
