Question about IDashedAttributeValues interface

Hi to everyone, I have a question about IDashedAttributeValues interface. If I would like to apply custom dashes kDashedAttributeValuesBoss to a page item. I would expect that my code will look like this: InterfacePtr<IDashedAttributeValues> pAttribute(::CreateObject(kDashedAttributeValuesBoss)); pAttribute->SetPhase( nPhase ); pAttribute->SetCornerAdjustment((IDashedAttributeValues::CornerAdjustment)nCornerAdjust ment); pAttribute->SetValue( 0, nDash0 ); But InDesign crashes at SetValue code. I could understand InDesign. It is out of range. But, how to specify the length of value array or to add value into array? Thanks in advance, Alexander Staroverov Developer Engineer Comosoft GmbH

Thank you to all, I have found the answer in SDK samples: void SnpGraphicHelper::AddDashedValues(const K2Vector<PMReal>& dashAndGapValues) { IDataBase* db = fItemList.GetDataBase(); InterfacePtr<IDocument> theDocument(db, db->GetRootUID(), UseDefaultIID()); InterfacePtr<IUIDData> uidData(::CreateObject2<IUIDData>(kDashedAttributeValuesBoss)); ASSERT(uidData != nil); uidData->Set(::GetUIDRef(theDocument)); InterfacePtr<IDashedAttributeValues> dashedAttributeValues(uidData, UseDefaultIID()); if (dashedAttributeValues != nil && dashAndGapValues.size() > 0) { for (int32 i = 0; i < dashAndGapValues.size(); i++) { dashedAttributeValues->SetValue(i, dashAndGapValues[i]); } this->AddAnAttribute(dashedAttributeValues); } }

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