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FM2019: Structure View element unfold results in document change

Community Beginner ,
Aug 05, 2020 Aug 05, 2020

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When in structure view of FM2019 some element is unfold and then close the document the FM AIP sends event FA_Note_PreQuitDoc(which is correct). But, the boolean FP_DocIsModified is set to true.

We do not need to save document upon any click in Structure View.

Any idea please ?

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Aug 05, 2020 Aug 05, 2020

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Hi,

 

This is normal behavior. The expand/collapse state is a property of the element object, so that the Structure View settings persist when you close and reopen documents. In other words, a change to the expand/collapse state of any object is considered a document change.

Maybe there is a workaround? What is the real problem with the FP_DocIsModified flag?

 

Russ

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Thank you for your answer.

There is no problem with the flag...we just want to get FALSE for this call

Fx_ApiGetInt(FV_SessionId, FMId, FP_DocIsModified);

in case user did just a a expand/collapse in Structure View.

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