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how to define clash computation type in vb.net?

how to define clash computation type in vb.net?

how to define clash computation type in vb.net?

(OP)
I was expecting below code to work but it does not. What am I missing?

CODE -->

oClash.ComputationType = "catClashComputationTypeAgainstAll" 

RE: how to define clash computation type in vb.net?

oClash.ComputationType = 2

RE: how to define clash computation type in vb.net?

(OP)

@Cilici, Thank you, it works :)
@Ferdo, I am using Catia V5R21 with SharpDevelop4 as IDE (as it is portable).

RE: how to define clash computation type in vb.net?

You can find the "real" value of CatClashComputationType enumeration (or any other enumeration and constants) easy in Object Browser. Just go to your VBA Editor, press F2 to launch Object Browser, search for a constant "catClashComputationTypeAgainstAll" and you will see its value when you select it.



Tesak
http://scripts4all.eu/txtoncurve/ - Text along a curve for Catia V5

RE: how to define clash computation type in vb.net?

(OP)
Thank you Tesak.
I did not used the Object Browser until now.

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