Topic: ElevationAt Killing Me

[bchapman]

Anyone have example using elevationAt in C#?

[bchapman]

Nevermind

[BlackBox]

Nevermind

You might consider posting your solution, the tutorial you found, an illustrative example, etc. for others to find. 

[bchapman]

Not the greatest, but this is what I did:


           

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    Profile profile = ts.GetObject(profileId, OpenMode.ForRead) as Profile;
                var FNLELEV = profile.ElevationAt(FNLSTA);
                ed.WriteMessage("\nElev={0}", FNLELEV);
I'd prefer it to select the profile by name... but don't know how to do that :/

[BlackBox]

Not the greatest, but this is what I did:

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1. Profile profile = ts.GetObject(profileId, OpenMode.ForRead) as Profile;
2. var FNLELEV = profile.ElevationAt(FNLSTA);
3. ed.WriteMessage("\nElev={0}", FNLELEV);

In lieu of Var FNELEV... You might consider the default ElevationAt() returned type of double (followed by ToString()?).

... This may just be personal preference.

I'd prefer it to select the profile by name... but don't know how to do that :/

Perhaps there's fruit to be had from the Alignment.GetProfileIds() Method?


P.S. - Don't forget [CODE ] Tags. 

[bchapman]

This is what I've done after getting the object collection... has to be better way...any thoughts?

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foreach (ObjectId objid in BCCPROFILECOLLECTION)
                {
                    Profile profile = ts.GetObject(objid, OpenMode.ForRead) as Profile;
                    ed.WriteMessage("\nProfile Name={0}",profile.Name);
                    var profilename = profile.Name as string;
                    var wantname = BCCPROFILENAMESET as string;
                    if (profilename.Equals(wantname))
                    break;
                 }