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new objects exposed to VBA

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wang890
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new objects exposed to VBA

anybody know what's new in vba that is being exposed? maybe featureline and grading object can be read-write now?
Stantec
Dell Precision 5530, Prism M320PU, C3D 14/17/19
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wang890
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2009 version i mean.
Stantec
Dell Precision 5530, Prism M320PU, C3D 14/17/19
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Anonymous
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Featurelines are now exposed. I'm not sure about G.O.'s and I'm not on my
machine that has it installed to check.

There are a number of methods and properties that either did not work, or
worked incorrectly that have been fixed.

Borders & Contours can now be extracted in code. There is now an
IntersectPointWithSurface.

A number of additions & changes to the Labels & Styles.

All in all, this Release has more additions to the API than any other that I
have been involved with....I didn't come on board the C3D train until after
2006 was out.


"wang890" wrote in message news:5892811@discussion.autodesk.com...
2009 version i mean.
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wang890
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thanks for the information.

i found programming and debugging in vb.net a little more difficult than the built in vba program. the object browser in vba has explainations of the method, property, etc, the vb.net doesn't. which i have to always have a pdf document open or have that api help for civil 3d open.
Stantec
Dell Precision 5530, Prism M320PU, C3D 14/17/19

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