Function IGetSymArcs( _
   ByVal SymId As System.String _
) As System.Double

Dim instance As IEnvironment
Dim SymId As System.String
Dim value As System.Double
 
value = instance.IGetSymArcs(SymId)

System.double IGetSymArcs( 
   System.string SymId
)

System.double IGetSymArcs( 
&   System.String^ SymId
) 

Parameters

SymId

Name of the geometric tolerance symbol formatted as:

<LibraryName-SymbolName>

where LibraryName and SymbolName are a pre-defined SOLIDWORKS symbol in the SOLIDWORKS text file gtol.sym, typically installed at C:\ProgramData\SolidWorks\SolidWorks 20nn\lang\english.

NOTE: You must include the right- and left-angle brackets and separate LibraryName and SymbolName with a hyphen; for example, <MOD-DEG>.

Return Value

• in-process, unmanaged C++: Pointer to an array of doubles (see Remarks)

Each arc in the symbol is defined by three points (center, arc start, and end). The size of the array returned is based on the number of arcs within this symbol. You can determine this number using the return value arc count from IEnvironment::IGetSymEdgeCounts.

The format of return value is the following array of doubles (in this example, for the ith arc):

retval[9 * i + 0] = x coordinate of center point

retval[9 * i + 1] = y coordinate of center point

retval[9 * i + 2] = z coordinate of center point

retval[9 * i + 3] = x coordinate of arc start point

retval[9 * i + 4] = y coordinate of arc start point

retval[9 * i + 5] = z coordinate of arc start point

retval[9 * i + 6] = x coordinate of arc end point

retval[9 * i + 7] = y coordinate of arc end point

retval[9 * i + 8] = z coordinate of arc end point