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How to access multiple properties, that are displayed as [multi] group in a single dialog box, from the property’s PPGEvent method?
Initially, I thought that this method is invoked separately for each property, but it seems that it’s invoked only once. Therefore the PPGEventContext::GetSource returns only the first property from the collection of properties used as the source for the inspection dialog.
I’d like to have a button on a custom property and I’d like it to execute a command that processes all properties that are inspected in the dialog window. How to get the list of these properties?
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In scripting you can use PPG.Inspected… but in C++ (as far as I can tell) you’re out of luck. I’d love to hear if anybody has a clean workaround…
micah
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