CollectionItem.SubElements

Returns or sets the object's internal array of indices.

NOTE: If you use the function to return, it will force an ascending order. Use CollectionItem.SubElements2 if you want the elements to be returned in their current order.

C# Syntax

// get accessor

Object rtn = CollectionItem.SubElements;

// set accessor

CollectionItem.SubElements = Object;

Examples

VBScript Example

set oRoot = Application.ActiveProject.ActiveScene.Root

set oObject = oRoot.AddGeometry("Cube", "MeshSurface")

set oItem = CreateObject("XSI.CollectionItem")

oItem.Value = oObject.FullName & "." & siVertexCluster & "[*]"

logmessage "all components selected"

aIndices = oItem.SubElements

for i = LBound( aIndices, 1 ) to UBound( aIndices, 1 )

LogMessage "SubComponent[" & i & "] : " & aIndices(i)

next

logmessage "subset of components selected"

oItem.SubElements = Array(0,1,2,4,6)

aNewIndices = oItem.SubElements

for i = LBound( aNewIndices, 1 ) to UBound( aNewIndices, 1 )

LogMessage "SubComponent[" & i & "] : " & aNewIndices (i)

next

CollectionItem.SubElements

Description

C# Syntax

Examples

VBScript Example