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SetPosition Method (IBreakLine)

Sets the location of this break line in the drawing view.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Function SetPosition( _
   ByVal Position1 As Double, _
   ByVal Position2 As Double _
) As Boolean
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As IBreakLine
Dim Position1 As Double
Dim Position2 As Double
Dim value As Boolean
 
value = instance.SetPosition(Position1, Position2)
C# 
bool SetPosition( 
   double Position1,
   double Position2
)
C++/CLI 
bool SetPosition( 
&   double Position1,
&   double Position2
)

Parameters

Position1

Location of the first break line (see Remarks)

Position2

Location of the second break line (see Remarks)

Return Value

True if the break line is positioned, false if not

Remarks

A drawing view break consists of a pair of lines. The IBreakLine::SetPosition method sets the break line at the location indicated by the Index argument.

If the orientation of the break is...

Then...

Horizontal

retval is a Y value relative to the drawing view origin (center) that indicates where the break is along the Y axis

Vertical

retval is an X value relative to the drawing view origin (center) that indicates where the break is along the X axis

 

To determine the orientation of the break line, use IBreakLine::Orientation.

 

Call IModelDoc2::EditRebuild3 after calling this method.

 

See Also

Availability

SolidWorks 2003 FCS, Revision Number 11.0


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