LEADTOOLS Vector C++ Class Library Help > Tutorials > Working with layers |
Start with the project you created in Implementing Hit Testing.
Take the following steps to show/hide layers from a vector drawing:
1. |
Click the "Class View" tab of the project workspace. |
2. |
Click to open the MyVectorWindow branch. |
3. |
Double-click the MsgProcCallBack () member function. |
4. |
Declare the following variables local to the MsgProcCallBack() function. |
L_INT nIndex;
LVectorLayer Layer;
VECTORLAYERDESC LayerDesc;
5. |
Add the following code immediately before case 'b': |
case '1':
case '2':
{
// get layer from index
if( wParam == '1' )
nIndex = 0;
else
nIndex = 1;
GetLayerByIndex (nIndex, &Layer );
// flip the visible state of the layer
Layer.GetLayerDesc (&LayerDesc);
LayerDesc.bVisible =!LayerDesc.bVisible;
Layer.SetLayerDesc (&LayerDesc);
InvalidateRect( hWnd, NULL, FALSE );
}
break;
6. |
Compile and run the demo. |
7. |
The sample image (random.dxf) shipped with LEADTOOLS has 2 layers, you should be able to hide/show those layers by pressing 1 and 2 on your keyboard. |