Sub ISetIconFiles( _
   ByVal IconCount As System.Integer, _
   ByRef IconFiles As System.String _
) 

Dim instance As IMacroFeatureData
Dim IconCount As System.Integer
Dim IconFiles As System.String
 
instance.ISetIconFiles(IconCount, IconFiles)

void ISetIconFiles( 
   System.int IconCount,
   ref System.string IconFiles
)

void ISetIconFiles( 
&   System.int IconCount,
&   System.String^% IconFiles
) 

Parameters

IconCount

Number of files for the icons

IconFiles

• in-process, unmanaged C++: Pointer to an array of the names of the files for the icons (see Remarks)

VBA, VB.NET, C#, and C++/CLI: Not supported

See In-process Methods for details about this type of method.

The array contains three strings that refer to the Windows bitmap images for the regular, suppressed, and highlighted images for the custom macro feature icon.

• Images must be Windows bitmap (*.bmp) format and be 16 pixels wide X 18 pixels high

• Either the full pathname or only the filename can be used; for example, c:\bitmaps\icon1.bmp or icon1.bmp.

• The first string in the array is for the regular icon bitmap, the second string is for suppressed icon bitmap, and the third string is for highlighted icon bitmap.

If you change the bitmaps after inserting them with a macro feature into a SOLIDWORKS document, then the new bitmaps are not displayed until you close and restart SOLIDWORKS.