Function InsertWeldmentTrimFeature2( _
   ByVal EndCond As Integer, _
   ByVal Options As Integer, _
   ByVal GapValue As Double, _
   ByVal BodiesToTrim As Object, _
   ByVal BodiesOrFaces As Object _
) As Feature

Dim instance As IFeatureManager
Dim EndCond As Integer
Dim Options As Integer
Dim GapValue As Double
Dim BodiesToTrim As Object
Dim BodiesOrFaces As Object
Dim value As Feature
 
value = instance.InsertWeldmentTrimFeature2(EndCond, Options, GapValue, BodiesToTrim, BodiesOrFaces)

Feature InsertWeldmentTrimFeature2( 
   int EndCond,
   int Options,
   double GapValue,
   object BodiesToTrim,
   object BodiesOrFaces
)

Feature^ InsertWeldmentTrimFeature2( 
&   int EndCond,
&   int Options,
&   double GapValue,
&   Object^ BodiesToTrim,
&   Object^ BodiesOrFaces
) 

Parameters

EndCond

End condition as defined by swSolidworksWeldmentEndCondOptions_e

Options

Logical sum of values as defined in swWeldmentTrimExtendOptionType_e (see Remarks)

GapValue

Length to trim (see Remarks)

BodiesToTrim

Array of bodies to trim

BodiesOrFaces

Array of bodies or faces that define the trimming boundaries

Return Value

Use IModelDocExtension::SelectByID2 and specify the following marks to select the body, or bodies, to trim and the trimming boundaries:

• 1 = Body or bodies to trim
• 2 = Trimming boundaries (body or face)

If you include swWeldmentTrimExtendOption_WeldGap in the Options parameter, then the GapValue parameter is used. Specify 0 for GapValue to ensure that there is no weld gap.

If you exclude swWeldmentTrimExtendOption_WeldGap from the Options parameter, then the weld gap defaults to the last value specified in the SolidWorks user-interface.