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for i = 0 to objCalc.MaterialList.Count -1 | for i = 0 to objCalc.MaterialList.Count -1 | ||
set objMat = objCalc.MaterialList(i) | set objMat = objCalc.MaterialList(i) | ||
msgbox "Material's length: " & objMat. | msgbox "Material's length: " & objMat.Height | ||
next | next | ||
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== Availability == | == Availability == | ||
Available since July 2015 (from version 5.0) | |||
Latest revision as of 07:59, 6 July 2015
Declaration
Height as double
Description
Returns or changes the height
Notes
This property sets or returns the material's height.
Code example
This code example opens a calculation, loops through its materials and returns the height for each of them.
dim objCalc
set objCalc = pdc.OpenCalculation("00685")
for i = 0 to objCalc.MaterialList.Count -1
set objMat = objCalc.MaterialList(i)
msgbox "Material's length: " & objMat.Height
next
Availability
Available since July 2015 (from version 5.0)