designnewz
Automotive
- Jan 11, 2014
- 52
This Snap program works, and came from the Snap Reference Guide. Everything is all right with one exception. When running this journal the fruits are straight across on a "D" size drawing and price, interest, and vendor are away and form a general note ON THE DRAWING. My objective is to have what is run on the 1st sheet and only the fruits (Apple, Banana, and Cherry) take over on the rest of the sheets in the NX9 spec file.I could have a 100 sheets so who cares how many sheets there are.
I do believe once finished this will help others including myself with other programs needed FOR multiple sheets
Could somebody help me with the rest of the puzzle.
Imports Snap, Snap.Create
Public Class MyProgram
Public Shared Sub Main()
' Create a very simple one-line note.
' We pass "Nothing", so formatting will be controlled by preferences
Dim p As New Position(30, 65)
Note(p, Nothing, "Hello")
' A more interesting three-line note,
' again using formatting from annotation preferences
Dim lines As String() = New String(3) {}
lines(0) = "Price: €247 ± €5 for 25cm³"
lines(1) = "Interest: about ¼% per month"
lines(2) = "Vendor: Nuñez Mfg, Grüberstraße"
Note(New Position(10, 10), Nothing, lines)
' Create a TextStyle object representing annotation preferences,
' and modify a few things about it (color, font, size)
Dim blueCambria12 As New NX.TextStyle()
blueCambria12.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Blue
blueCambria12.FontName = "Cambria"
blueCambria12.FontSize = 12
' Now use this TextStyle to create three notes
Note(New Position(10, 20), blueCambria12, "Apple")
Note(New Position(20, 20), blueCambria12, "Banana")
Note(New Position(30, 20), blueCambria12, "Cherry")
End Sub
End Class
I do believe once finished this will help others including myself with other programs needed FOR multiple sheets
Could somebody help me with the rest of the puzzle.
Imports Snap, Snap.Create
Public Class MyProgram
Public Shared Sub Main()
' Create a very simple one-line note.
' We pass "Nothing", so formatting will be controlled by preferences
Dim p As New Position(30, 65)
Note(p, Nothing, "Hello")
' A more interesting three-line note,
' again using formatting from annotation preferences
Dim lines As String() = New String(3) {}
lines(0) = "Price: €247 ± €5 for 25cm³"
lines(1) = "Interest: about ¼% per month"
lines(2) = "Vendor: Nuñez Mfg, Grüberstraße"
Note(New Position(10, 10), Nothing, lines)
' Create a TextStyle object representing annotation preferences,
' and modify a few things about it (color, font, size)
Dim blueCambria12 As New NX.TextStyle()
blueCambria12.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Blue
blueCambria12.FontName = "Cambria"
blueCambria12.FontSize = 12
' Now use this TextStyle to create three notes
Note(New Position(10, 20), blueCambria12, "Apple")
Note(New Position(20, 20), blueCambria12, "Banana")
Note(New Position(30, 20), blueCambria12, "Cherry")
End Sub
End Class