Function AddParameter( _
   ByVal NameIn As System.String, _
   ByVal Type As System.Integer, _
   ByVal DefaultValue As System.Double, _
   ByVal Options As System.Integer _
) As System.Boolean

Dim instance As IAttributeDef
Dim NameIn As System.String
Dim Type As System.Integer
Dim DefaultValue As System.Double
Dim Options As System.Integer
Dim value As System.Boolean
 
value = instance.AddParameter(NameIn, Type, DefaultValue, Options)

System.bool AddParameter( 
   System.string NameIn,
   System.int Type,
   System.double DefaultValue,
   System.int Options
)

System.bool AddParameter( 
&   System.String^ NameIn,
&   System.int Type,
&   System.double DefaultValue,
&   System.int Options
) 

Parameters

NameIn

Name to be given to the parameter (see Remarks)

Type

Parameter type as defined in swParamType_e

DefaultValue

Default value (see Remarks)

Options

Not used

Return Value

Parameters cannot be added after the attribute definition is registered.

The name of the parameter given by NameIn must be unique in the attribute definition.

For parameters of type swParamTypeDouble, the DefaultValue argument allows a default value to be placed in the attribute definition parameter. This value is assigned to the parameters of newly created attribute instances.

NOTE: There is no way to get or set integer parameters in attributes. Instead, use IParameter::GetDoubleValue and IParameter::SetDoubleValue2 to get and set values for integer parameters. If you need to store a negative value, define your attribute parameter as type double. SOLIDWORKS does not allow negative integer values.