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SelectMidpoint Method (IModelDoc2)

Puts the midpoint (swSelMIDPOINTS) of that edge on the selection list and removes the edge from the selection list when an edge is selected.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Sub SelectMidpoint()
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As IModelDoc2
 
instance.SelectMidpoint()
C# 
void SelectMidpoint()
C++/CLI 
void SelectMidpoint();

Example

Remarks

If the edge whose midpoint is desired is already on the selection list and you use IModelDocExtension::SelectByID2 to select it again, then IModelDoc2::SelectMidpoint leaves both the edge and the point on the selection list.

This method does not support 3D sketches.

 

See Also

Availability

SOLIDWORKS 2001Plus FCS, Revision Number 10.0


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