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I am new to Visual Studio (2010) IDE and I am missing some tips:
1) In the code editor, I write the object name and after the "." I must write the property or the method... What shortcut do I...
If I want for a specific sheet to find which of the views are OutOfDate.... what is the property of the DrawingSheet object which contains the views collection?
How can I read the OutOfDate flag?
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I try:
Dim view1 As Drawings.DraftingView
Dim baseView1 As Drawings.BaseView = CType(workPart.DraftingViews.FindObject("TOP@3"), Drawings.BaseView)
view1 = baseView1
Dim boolOutOfDate As Boolean
IsObjectOutOfDate(view1, boolOutOfDate)
If boolOutOfDate Then...