Property SelectionColor( _
   ByVal Mark As System.Integer _
) As System.Integer

Dim instance As ISelectionMgr
Dim Mark As System.Integer
Dim value As System.Integer
 
instance.SelectionColor(Mark) = value
 
value = instance.SelectionColor(Mark)

System.int SelectionColor( 
   System.int Mark
) {get; set;}

property System.int SelectionColor {
   System.int get(System.int Mark);
   void set (System.int Mark, System.int value);
}

Parameters

Mark

Mark value (see Remarks)

Property Value

You should have a set of marks that you want to apply to selected objects. These marks are application specific and should be designed to present to the user a visual collection of like objects.

The values that SOLIDWORKS internal dialogs typically use for selection colors are:

• swSystemColorsSelectedItem1

• swSystemColorsSelectedItem2

• swSystemColorsSelectedItem3

You can also specify any of the following values:

• swSystemColorsViewportBackground

• swSystemColorsTopGradientColor

• swSystemColorsBottomGradientColor

• swSystemColorsDynamicHighlight

• swSystemColorsHighlight

• swSystemColorsSelectedFaceShaded

• swSystemColorsDrawingsVisibleModelEdge

• swSystemColorsDrawingsHiddenModelEdge