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Hi Gokhan,<BR>
For wrapped languages you need to use the AddObserver interface that takes strings instead of enums.<BR>
For example in java I use:<BR>
abc->AddObserver(“InteractionEvent”,this,”myCallBack”)<BR>
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Where<BR>
InteractionEvent ==> event name to detect<BR>
this==> class where callback function is defined (I think)<BR>
myCallBack==> The name of the callback function/method<BR>
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There’s a chapter in the VTK users guide that goes into more detail.<BR>
Hope that helps.<BR>
Gerrick<BR>
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On 8/22/08 10:46 AM, "Gökhan ERSOY" <goksoy66@gmail.com> wrote:<BR>
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vtkCommand class doesnt exist in Java? I am trying to call <BR>
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abc->AddObserver(<B>vtkCommand::InteractionEvent</B>, myCallBack)<BR>
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but i cant find vtkCommand class.<BR>
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Gökhan<BR>
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