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GetID Method (ISketchPoint)

Gets the persistent ID associated with this sketch point.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Function GetID() As Object
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As ISketchPoint
Dim value As Object
 
value = instance.GetID()
C# 
object GetID()
C++/CLI 
Object^ GetID();

Return Value

Array with two longs or two integers (see Long vs. Integer) identifying this sketch point ID

Example

Remarks

The ID of the sketch point is an ordered pair (i1, i2) . For sketch points, the combination of these two numbers is always unique within a specific sketch.

Each point within a specific sketch has a unique ID. However, a point and other sketch objects can have the same ID. Likewise, in a second sketch, you may find a different sketch element with the same ID. Therefore, your application must keep track of:

  • sketch element type (that is, point, line, arc, spline, and so on)

  • owning sketch name

  • sketch element ID to uniquely identify a sketched item

 

See Also

Availability

SolidWorks 99, datecode 1999207


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