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AddPropertyExtension Method (IPartDoc)

Stores a float, string, or integer value with a part.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Function AddPropertyExtension( _
   ByVal PropertyExtension As Object _
) As Integer
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As IPartDoc
Dim PropertyExtension As Object
Dim value As Integer
 
value = instance.AddPropertyExtension(PropertyExtension)
C# 
int AddPropertyExtension( 
   object PropertyExtension
)
C++/CLI 
int AddPropertyExtension( 
&   Object^ PropertyExtension
)

Parameters

PropertyExtension

Value to store with the part document

Return Value

Unique identifier returned to access the property extension in the future

Remarks

First define the type (float, string, or integer), next give your variable a value, and then call this method to place the value on the part document for future reference.

SolidWorks recommends that you use the IAttribute, IAttributeDef, and IParameter classes instead of this method. These three classes are provide more flexibility.

 

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