Function IGetSelectionPointInSketchSpace2( _
   ByVal Index As System.Integer, _
   ByVal Mark As System.Integer _
) As System.Double

Dim instance As ISelectionMgr
Dim Index As System.Integer
Dim Mark As System.Integer
Dim value As System.Double
 
value = instance.IGetSelectionPointInSketchSpace2(Index, Mark)

System.double IGetSelectionPointInSketchSpace2( 
   System.int Index,
   System.int Mark
)

System.double IGetSelectionPointInSketchSpace2( 
&   System.int Index,
&   System.int Mark
) 

Parameters

Index

Index position with in the current list of selected items, where AtIndex ranges from 1 to ISelectionMgr::GetSelectedObjectCount2 (see Remarks)

Mark

• -1 = All selections regardless of marks

0 = only the selections without marks

Any other value = Value that was used to mark and select an object

The selection point is projected on to the currently active sketch, resulting in a Z value, which is always 0.00.

If a sketch is not currently active, then the return value is the same as that returned by ISelectionMgr::GetSelectionPoint2 or ISelectionMgr::IGetSelectionPoint2. You can determine if a sketch is active by checking for a NULL return value from IModelDoc2::GetActiveSketch2 or IModelDoc2::IGetActiveSketch2. In Visual Basic, check for Nothing. For example:

If (Part.GetActiveSketch Is Nothing) Then

swApp.SendMsgToUser "No Active sketch" ' No sketch is active

End If

The index starts at 1, even when using C++. However, if you specify -1 for the Index argument, then the Mark argument is ignored and the dynamically highlighted view is selected if dynamic highlighting is turned on. See also IAssemblyDoc event DynamicHighlightNotify, IDrawingDoc event DynamicHighlightNotify, and IPartDoc event DynamicHighlightNotify.