> DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler Delegate (SolidWorks.Interop.swmotionstudy)

DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler Delegate (SolidWorks.Interop.swmotionstudy)

Fired when a collision between two components occurs.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Delegate Function DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler( _ ByVal Time As System.Double, _ ByVal Component1 As System.Object, _ ByVal Component2 As System.Object, _ ByVal Vector1 As System.Object, _ ByVal Vector2 As System.Object, _ ByVal SurfaceNormal1 As System.Object, _ ByVal SurfaceNormal2 As System.Object _ ) As System.Integer

Visual Basic (Declaration)

Public Delegate Function DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler( _
   ByVal Time As System.Double, _
   ByVal Component1 As System.Object, _
   ByVal Component2 As System.Object, _
   ByVal Vector1 As System.Object, _
   ByVal Vector2 As System.Object, _
   ByVal SurfaceNormal1 As System.Object, _
   ByVal SurfaceNormal2 As System.Object _
) As System.Integer

Visual Basic (Usage)
Dim instance As New DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler(AddressOf HandlerMethod)

C#
public delegate System.int DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler( System.double Time, System.object Component1, System.object Component2, System.object Vector1, System.object Vector2, System.object SurfaceNormal1, System.object SurfaceNormal2 )

public delegate System.int DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler( 
   System.double Time,
   System.object Component1,
   System.object Component2,
   System.object Vector1,
   System.object Vector2,
   System.object SurfaceNormal1,
   System.object SurfaceNormal2
)

C++/CLI
public delegate System.int DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler( & System.double Time, & System.Object^ Component1, & System.Object^ Component2, & System.Object^ Vector1, & System.Object^ Vector2, & System.Object^ SurfaceNormal1, & System.Object^ SurfaceNormal2 )

C++/CLI

public delegate System.int DMotionStudyEvents_PartCollideNotifyEventHandler( 
&   System.double Time,
&   System.Object^ Component1,
&   System.Object^ Component2,
&   System.Object^ Vector1,
&   System.Object^ Vector2,
&   System.Object^ SurfaceNormal1,
&   System.Object^ SurfaceNormal2
)

Parameters

Time: Time of collision
Component1: Component 1
Component2: Component 2
Vector1: Point on Component1
Vector2: Point on Component 2
SurfaceNormal1: Surface normal of Component 1
SurfaceNormal2: Surface normal of Component 2

Remarks

If developing a C++ application, then use swMotionStudyPartCollideNotify to register for this notification.

Availability

SolidWorks 2008 SP01, Revision Number 16.1

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