Function GetSmartComponentData( _
   ByRef Features As System.Object, _
   ByRef FeaturesSelected As System.Object, _
   ByRef Components As System.Object, _
   ByRef ComponentsSelected As System.Object, _
   ByRef References As System.Object _
) As System.Boolean

Dim instance As IComponent2
Dim Features As System.Object
Dim FeaturesSelected As System.Object
Dim Components As System.Object
Dim ComponentsSelected As System.Object
Dim References As System.Object
Dim value As System.Boolean
 
value = instance.GetSmartComponentData(Features, FeaturesSelected, Components, ComponentsSelected, References)

System.bool GetSmartComponentData( 
   out System.object Features,
   out System.object FeaturesSelected,
   out System.object Components,
   out System.object ComponentsSelected,
   out System.object References
)

System.bool GetSmartComponentData( 
&   [Out] System.Object^ Features,
&   [Out] System.Object^ FeaturesSelected,
&   [Out] System.Object^ Components,
&   [Out] System.Object^ ComponentsSelected,
&   [Out] System.Object^ References
) 

Parameters

Features

Array of IFeatures that can be selected for this Smart Component (see Remarks)

FeaturesSelected

Array of boolean values; true if the corresponding item in the Features array is selected, false if it is not selected

Components

Array of IComponent2s that can be selected for this Smart Component (see Remarks)

ComponentsSelected

Array of boolean values; true if the corresponding item in the Components array is selected, false if it is not selected

References

Array of feature reference entities that are used to activate the Smart Features specified by Features and FeaturesSelected; empty if the Smart Component features have not been activated (see Remarks)

Return Value

A Smart Component is defined by:

• Components
• Features
• Feature references

See the SOLIDWORKS Help for more information about Smart Components.

Use this method to get the current features, components, and feature references of a Smart Component.

Before calling this method:

1. Open an assembly that contains a Smart Component whose Smart Features are not activated.
2. Find the Smart Component in the assembly using IComponent2::IsSmartComponent.

After calling this method, use IComponent2::SetSmartComponentData to change which features and components of a Smart Component to enable and which Smart Features to activate.

Use ISmartComponentFeatureData to:

• Insert new features and components into a Smart Component.
• Delete features and components from a Smart Component.