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GetHyperlinkText Method (INote)

Gets the hyperlink in a note.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Function GetHyperlinkText() As String
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As INote
Dim value As String
 
value = instance.GetHyperlinkText()
C# 
string GetHyperlinkText()
C++/CLI 
String^ GetHyperlinkText();

Return Value

Hyperlink text string

Example

Remarks

You can create an embedded hyperlink on a note by using INote::SetHyperlinkText or by using the hyperlink button on the note creation dialog.

This command first looks for an embedded hyperlink on the note and returns the text used to take the user to that document, which can be on the internet (a URL address is returned) or on your local network or hard drive (a pathname is returned). If the pathname has been specified as a relative pathname, the full pathname is returned.

If an embedded hyperlink does not exist, the note's text is searched for a hyperlink explicitly entered as part of the note text. This could be a URL address (a text string beginning with http://) or a file address (a text string beginning with file://).

If no hyperlink is found, either embedded or explicitly entered within the note text, an empty string is returned.

 

See Also

Availability

SolidWorks 98Plus, datecode 1998319


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