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PathOfTravel.Create(View, XYZ, XYZ)
DBView View The floor plan view to use when computing the shortest distance.
pathStart XYZ The start point of the path. The input Z coordinates are ignored and set to the view's level elevation.
pathEnd XYZ The end point of the path. The input Z coordinates are ignored and set to the view's level elevation.
→ returns PathOfTravel→nullNothingnullptr The newly created path of travel element, or null Nothing nullptr a null reference ( Nothing in Visual Basic) if no path between the two points is found.
PathOfTravel.Create(View, XYZ, XYZ)
DBView View The floor plan view to use when computing the shortest distance.
pathStart XYZ The start point of the path. The input Z coordinates are ignored and set to the view's level elevation.
pathEnd XYZ The end point of the path. The input Z coordinates are ignored and set to the view's level elevation.
→ returns PathOfTravel→nullNothingnullptr The newly created path of travel element, or null Nothing nullptr a null reference ( Nothing in Visual Basic) if no path between the two points is found.
PathOfTravel.Create(View, XYZ, XYZ)
DBView View The floor plan view to use when computing the shortest distance.
pathStart XYZ The start point of the path. The input Z coordinates are ignored and set to the view's level elevation.
pathEnd XYZ The end point of the path. The input Z coordinates are ignored and set to the view's level elevation.
→ returns PathOfTravel→nullNothingnullptr The newly created path of travel element, or null Nothing nullptr a null reference ( Nothing in Visual Basic) if no path between the two points is found.
PathOfTravel.Create(View, XYZ, XYZ)
DBView View The floor plan view to use when computing the shortest distance.
pathStart XYZ The start point of the path. The input Z coordinates are ignored and set to the view's level elevation.
pathEnd XYZ The end point of the path. The input Z coordinates are ignored and set to the view's level elevation.
→ returns PathOfTravel→nullNothingnullptr The newly created path of travel element, or null Nothing nullptr a null reference ( Nothing in Visual Basic) if no path between the two points is found.