Function SetPrecision3( _
   ByVal Primary As System.Integer, _
   ByVal Dual As System.Integer, _
   ByVal PrimaryTol As System.Integer, _
   ByVal DualTol As System.Integer _
) As System.Integer

Dim instance As IDisplayDimension
Dim Primary As System.Integer
Dim Dual As System.Integer
Dim PrimaryTol As System.Integer
Dim DualTol As System.Integer
Dim value As System.Integer
 
value = instance.SetPrecision3(Primary, Dual, PrimaryTol, DualTol)

System.int SetPrecision3( 
   System.int Primary,
   System.int Dual,
   System.int PrimaryTol,
   System.int DualTol
)

System.int SetPrecision3( 
&   System.int Primary,
&   System.int Dual,
&   System.int PrimaryTol,
&   System.int DualTol
) 

Parameters

Primary

Number of digits displayed after the decimal point in the primary precision value (see Remarks)

Dual

Number of digits displayed after the decimal point in the dual precision value

PrimaryTol

Number of digits displayed after the decimal point in the primary tolerance value (see Remarks)

DualTol

Number of digits displayed after the decimal point in the dual tolerance value

Return Value

Return status (see Remarks)

The specified values must be in the range from 0 to 8, which indicates the number of digits after the decimal place to display that value. Alternatively, the values can be defined by swDimensionPrecisionSettings_e.

This method does not support setting the Primary and PrimaryTol values for hole callouts. Use ICalloutLengthVariable::Precision and ICalloutLengthVariable::TolerancePrecision to set these values for hole callouts. However, you must use this method to set Dual and DualTol values for hole callouts, because Dual and DualTol are global settings.

The return value indicates the success or failure of this method. In general, a value less than 0 indicates that the method failed and SOLIDWORKS did not set any precision values. A value of 0 indicates success. A value greater than 0 indicates that a problem occurred, but that the method did not fail.

•  -1  Method failed; no precision values were set.

•   0   Method was successful; all precision values were set.

•   1   Primary precision value was invalid.

•   2   Alternate precision value was invalid.

•   3   Primary tolerance precision value was invalid.

•   4   Alternate tolerance precision value was invalid.

After using this method, use IModelDoc2::GraphicsRedraw2 to redraw the graphics window to see your changes.