Through vb.net, I've added a brand new table to the drawing database. I enable table breaking and set the break height to force the table to flow to the right. I am now trying to determine how many additional 'tables' are being created while still in vb.net. For example, I have a table with an initial height of 30". If I set the setbreakheight = 10" and turn BreakEnabled = True. How can I determine with vb.net that there are now 3 - 10" tables.
I've tried using the mytable.bounds and mytable.geometricextents to calculate the 'table' quantity, but that information does not always update once a transaction is complete and so far has been unreliable.
MEP 2012 with VB.NET
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Hi John,
Have you tried using the "table.RecomputeTableBlock(True)" to update the geometric extents ?
The .recomputetableblock(true) did the trick. I can now determine how many 'tables' get added!!