Text Shape Changes Don't Apply Unless I Click On The Canvas

[Gary Stimson]

Hi,

I have an instance of the Litterally Canvas object inside a dialog. All shapes work perfectly and when I call "lc.getSnapshot()" on the OK button of the dialog I get the latest markup. However when I use the Text control the lc.getSnapshot() call does not contain the updated text unless I first click off of the text control onto the canvas and then click the OK button.

Therefore is there a way to trigger the text control to draw from the OK button (kind of doing what clicking on the canvas does) or at the very least as a fall back detecting that there is a control not drawn yet?

Thanks,

Gary

[Steve Johnson]

You could call lc.tool.commit(lc). That would make the text tool save your changes.

You might need to do a couple null checks; I don't remember if other tools have a commit() method. Probably not.

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[Gary Stimson]

Thanks for the reply.

Worked perfectly :)

Thanks,

Gary

[Jasbir Sandhu]

Can you please tell me how to use lc.tool.commit(lc)  as this is trowing error at my end. 

[Harun Bicakli]

Hi, how could you fix the issue. i don't know where to place lc.tool.commit()

Thank you