.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Function GetProjectionArrow() As System.Object

Visual Basic (Usage)
Dim instance As IView Dim value As System.Object value = instance.GetProjectionArrow()

C#
System.object GetProjectionArrow()

C++/CLI
System.Object^ GetProjectionArrow();

Return Value

Projection arrow

Example

Get Arrow in Projected View (C#)
Get Arrow in Projected View (VB.NET)
Get Arrow in Projected View (VBA)

Availability

SolidWorks 2001 FCS, Revision Number 9.0

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