Disabling a Master in Stencil window
Stefan:
The right-click Edit actually closes the stencil and reopens in
read/write. So basically from VB you'd want to open the stencil R/W.
Graham
Quote:
> Thank you for the hint. Some days ago I searched
> this feature.
> It seems to work when you open the stencil window
> not in Docked Mode (i.e. a new window), or if you
> click right on the title of the docked window and select
> Edit before you set the master's hidden property.
> Does anybody know how this right click on edit
> is done in VB? I cannot find any respective property
> in the document or window class.
> Thanx
> Stefan
> > Is there a way to disable a master in the stencil window? I know
> > about the Hidden property but I think it's a read only property
> > because when I try to set it to true to one of the masters it gives me
> > an automation error. Here's how I tried to do it.
> > Set MyStencil = visApp.Documents.OpenEx("MyStencil.vss",
> > visOpenDocked)
> > Set visMaster = MyStencil.Masters(1)
> > visMaster.Hidden = -1
> > and I get this error:
> > Method 'Hidden' of object 'IVMaster' failed.
> > Any explanation on this would be a big help! Thanks in advance!
> > Vish
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