UF_LAYER_ask_work_layer
UF_LAYER_ask_work_layer
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What is the equivalent vb.net function to get the current working layer?
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RE: UF_LAYER_ask_work_layer
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RE: UF_LAYER_ask_work_layer
Thank you. Still not there. I am now able to get all the objects on the working layer. But, there is still more geometry and objects than I need. Now, I want only the displayed objects on the screen and hence the current working layer.
Here's what I have so far.
Dim workLayer As Integer
workLayer = workpart.Layers.WorkLayer
Dim workLayerObjs() As NXObject
workLayerObjs = workpart.Layers.GetAllObjectsOnLayer(workLayer)
RE: UF_LAYER_ask_work_layer
{reference to part}.Views.WorkView.AskVisibleObjects()
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RE: UF_LAYER_ask_work_layer
CODE
{reference to part}.Views.WorkView.Fit() {reference to part}.Views.WorkView.AskVisibleObjects()www.nxjournaling.com
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RE: UF_LAYER_ask_work_layer
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