Property Equation( _
   ByVal Index As System.Integer _
) As System.String

Dim instance As IEquationMgr
Dim Index As System.Integer
Dim value As System.String
 
instance.Equation(Index) = value
 
value = instance.Equation(Index)

System.string Equation( 
   System.int Index
) {get; set;}

property System.String^ Equation {
   System.String^ get(System.int Index);
   void set (System.int Index, System.String^ value);
}

Parameters

Index

0-based index of the equation

Property Value

The string set by this property must be formatted as if entered in the SOLIDWORKS user interface; that is, you must embed the names of the dimensions and global variables in double double quotes. To use the following examples to specify Equation, you must replace every double quote with double double quotes, and enclose the entire equation with double quotes.

      Global variable assignment:

"B" = 2

      Component equation:

"N_SPOKES@CirPattern1" = "BARLENGTH@Sketch2" /10

      Dimension equation that uses the Visual Basic IIf function:

"D1@Extrude2" = (("D1@Extrude3">20, 15, 6))+5

      Dimension equation that sets a dimension to the current value:

 "D1@Extrude2" =

      Dimension equation that modifies the right-hand side of an already existing dimension equation:

 "D1@Extrude2" = 0.05

NOTE: To set an equation:

• directly to an assembly component's model, you must call IAssemblyDoc::EditPart2 before calling this method.
• for specific configurations in a model with multiple configurations, use IEquationMgr::SetEquationAndConfigurationOption.