Sub DragToolbarButton( _
   ByVal SourceToolbar As System.Integer, _
   ByVal TargetToolbar As System.Integer, _
   ByVal SourceIndex As System.Integer, _
   ByVal TargetIndex As System.Integer _
) 

Dim instance As ISldWorks
Dim SourceToolbar As System.Integer
Dim TargetToolbar As System.Integer
Dim SourceIndex As System.Integer
Dim TargetIndex As System.Integer
 
instance.DragToolbarButton(SourceToolbar, TargetToolbar, SourceIndex, TargetIndex)

void DragToolbarButton( 
   System.int SourceToolbar,
   System.int TargetToolbar,
   System.int SourceIndex,
   System.int TargetIndex
)

void DragToolbarButton( 
&   System.int SourceToolbar,
&   System.int TargetToolbar,
&   System.int SourceIndex,
&   System.int TargetIndex
) 

Parameters

SourceToolbar

Toolbar as defined by swToolbar_e or if a CommandGroup toolbar, use ICommandGroup::ToolbarId

TargetToolbar

Toolbar as defined by swToolbar_e or if a CommandGroup toolbar, use ICommandGroup::ToolbarId

SourceIndex

0-based index of the toolbar button on the native SOLIDWORKS toolbar or CommandGroup toolbar

TargetIndex

0-based index of the toolbar button on the native SOLIDWORKS toolbar or CommandGroup toolbar

This method makes a copy of the specified source toolbar button and moves a copy of the toolbar button to the target toolbar. This method does not remove the specified source toolbar button from the source toolbar.

Examine the toolbars in the user interface to determine the values for SourceIndex and TargetIndex.

Using this method to drag a toolbar button from one toolbar to another is persistent across sessions of SOLIDWORKS and need only be performed once. For example, do not include this operation in any SolidsWorks API start-up routine because you would then be adding a copy of the same toolbar button to the same target toolbar every time you start up SOLIDWORKS.