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This is a discussion on SelectionChange Event within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; With the SelectionChange Event: object.SelectionChange(NewSelection, OldSelection) NewSelection ByVal Object. The newly selected Direction, Location, Pushpin, Shape, or Waypoint object on ...
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| SelectionChange Event object.SelectionChange(NewSelection, OldSelection) NewSelection ByVal Object. The newly selected Direction, Location, Pushpin, Shape, or Waypoint object on the map. Does anyone know of a easy yet fool proof way to determine which one of Direction, Location, Pushpin, Shape, or Waypoint object the NewSelection object is? Most of these have a Type property but the type values are not unique between Objects. Ciao,
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10-12-2006
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Hi, Code: if (NewSelection is Location)
// it is a Location object
Code: Location loc = NewSelection as Location;
if (loc != null)
// it is a Location object
__________________ rgds, Wilfried Mestdagh www.mestdagh.biz MapPoint coding demo Order MapPoint 2009 with Routing and User Tools Spreadsheet |
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