lightweight polylines

[Anonymous]

another dumb question. how do you ask for the number of coordinates in a lwpolyline
i want to inspect all the coordinate elements as in
object.coordinate(index)

ie if i have a polyline caller bounder then i know

bounder.coordinate(0) is the first coordinate

but if i want to run through all the coordinates without dropping off the end. i need to know how manycoordinate(s) there are . i tried ubound but it doesnt like it.

[Anonymous]

I don't know if this the *right* answer, but I get a variant array of the
coordinates, and use UBound on that to obtain the number of vertices,
something like:

Dim vCrds as Variant
Dim lVtxCnt as Long
vCrds = oLwPoly.Coordinates
lVtxCnt = (UBound(vCrds) + 1) / 2

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another dumb question. how do you ask for the number of coordinates in a
lwpolyline
i want to inspect all the coordinate elements as in
object.coordinate(index)

ie if i have a polyline caller bounder then i know

bounder.coordinate(0) is the first coordinate

but if i want to run through all the coordinates without dropping off the
end. i need to know how manycoordinate(s) there are . i tried ubound but it
doesnt like it.

[Anonymous]

yes, i came to that way of doing it too. (except i forgot to add 1 )

thanks. maybe there is no other way

pau;

[Anonymous]

Hopefully one of the gurus will chime in, shortly.

wrote in message news:4923696@discussion.autodesk.com...
yes, i came to that way of doing it too. (except i forgot to add 1 )

thanks. maybe there is no other way

pau;