[Gluke]

Hi, I'm trying to get a plugin instance for the active document, the documentation for the SernaDoc says that there is a method to consume:
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DocumentPlugin * plugin() const
Returns associated DocumentPlugin instance.
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But when I'm trying to use it, an exception is raised that there is no such a method, and the debug session confirms this - the method "plugin" is not shown in the list of all available methods. Could you help me how I can get a plugin instance having active SernaDoc using Serna Python API?

[cherdn]

It seems that our documentation contains unactual information.

Can you please describe your use-case in details?
Also, could you please send us your code sample if it's possible.
We'll try to propose a solution for you.

[Gluke]

The use case is: my plugin is implementing an access to our CMS repository. I'm opening a document, then opening a new non-modal dialog window that shows documents in our repository. Then I drag-and-drop a document from the dialog window to the Serna document window.
It works for a document that was active when the dialog was opened; but if I open another document and try to drag-and-drop into it, I need to have this new document properties - not just Serna properties, but properties that were initialized in my plugin during the opening procedure (CMS id, class name, etc.) and which will be used for a SernaDocFragment creation.
The plugin won't work without our CMS, so I'm attaching 2 modules that contain code in question. BrowseTreeView.py - module containing drag-and-drop logic for the dialog, and textToFragment.py - an extension of MimeCallback, creating object to be dropped.
Thanks for your help!

[Gluke]

Hi! Does nobody care to help me with this one?

[kondor]

Hello Gluke,

Sorry, currently we do not have enough resources to research your issue. Maybe somebody of community will take a look?