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AddLinkConnector Method (ICWLoadsAndRestraintsManager)

Adds a link connector.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Function AddLinkConnector( _
   ByVal VertexPointforFirstLocation As System.Object, _
   ByVal VertexPointforSecondLocation As System.Object, _
   ByRef ErrorCode As System.Integer _
) As CWLinkConnector
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As ICWLoadsAndRestraintsManager
Dim VertexPointforFirstLocation As System.Object
Dim VertexPointforSecondLocation As System.Object
Dim ErrorCode As System.Integer
Dim value As CWLinkConnector
 
value = instance.AddLinkConnector(VertexPointforFirstLocation, VertexPointforSecondLocation, ErrorCode)
C# 
CWLinkConnector AddLinkConnector( 
   System.object VertexPointforFirstLocation,
   System.object VertexPointforSecondLocation,
   out System.int ErrorCode
)
C++/CLI 
CWLinkConnector^ AddLinkConnector( 
&   System.Object^ VertexPointforFirstLocation,
&   System.Object^ VertexPointforSecondLocation,
&   [Out] System.int ErrorCode
) 

Parameters

VertexPointforFirstLocation
Vertex for first location
VertexPointforSecondLocation
Vertex for second location
ErrorCode

Error as defined in swsLinkConnectorError_e

Return Value

Link connector

Example

 

See Also

Availability

SolidWorks Simulation API 2009 SP0


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