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IMergeCurves Method (IModeler)

Merges multiple curves into one curve.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Function IMergeCurves( _
   ByVal CurveCount As Integer, _
   ByRef CurveArr As Curve _
) As Curve
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As IModeler
Dim CurveCount As Integer
Dim CurveArr As Curve
Dim value As Curve
 
value = instance.IMergeCurves(CurveCount, CurveArr)
C# 
Curve IMergeCurves( 
   int CurveCount,
   ref Curve CurveArr
)
C++/CLI 
Curve^ IMergeCurves( 
&   int CurveCount,
&   Curve^% CurveArr
)

Parameters

CurveCount

Number of curves to merge

CurveArr
Array of curves to merge

Return Value

Newly created merged curve or NULL if merge fails
 

See Also

Availability

SolidWorks 2006 FCS, Revision Number 14.0


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