ReadOnly Property ComponentName( _
   ByVal Config As System.String, _
   ByVal index As System.Integer _
) As System.String

Dim instance As IEModelViewControl
Dim Config As System.String
Dim index As System.Integer
Dim value As System.String
 
value = instance.ComponentName(Config, index)

System.string ComponentName( 
   System.string Config,
   System.int index
) {get;}

property System.String^ ComponentName {
   System.String^ get(System.String^ Config, System.int index);
}

Parameters

Config

Name of the configuration in which the component exists or an empty string ("") or an asterisk ("*") (see Remarks)

index

Index number of the component to get

Property Value

Visual Basic code snippet that shows how to get the names of the components and the names of their component configurations in a top-level assembly configuration named Level1_Config2:

    count = Document.EModelViewControl.ComponentCount("Level1_Config2")
    for index = 0 to count
        componentName = Document.EModelViewControl.ComponentName("Level1_Config2", index)
        configurationName = Document.EModelViewControl.ComponentConfigurationName ("Level1_Config2", index)
        Debug.Print "Component name: " & componentName & " , Component configuration name: " & configurationName
    next

This property does not get component names for inactive component configurations of a top-level assembly in a SOLIDWORKS document. To get the component names for inactive component configurations of a top-level assembly, you must use an eDrawings file that was published from SOLIDWORKS.

Passing an:

• Empty string ("") to Config gets the name of the component at the specified index from the components in the active configuration.

• Asterisk ("*") to Config gets the name of the component at the specified index from the components in all configurations.

You can also call IEModelViewControl::ConfigurationName to get the name of a configuration.

Before calling this property call IEModelViewControl::ComponentCount to get a valid value for Index.