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Eric
Hello,
I am trying to connect a line to a connection point on a circle.
Calling GlueTo is creating an exception that states the cell
"Connections.X4" does not exist.
Here's the code:
Visio.Cell cFrom = sTransition.get_Cells("BeginX");
Visio.Cell cTo = sState.get_Cells("Connections.X4");
cFrom.GlueTo(cTo);
sTransition and sState are two shapes. You may intuitively infer that
sTransition is a line, and sState is a circle with 8 connection points that
I've created.
While debugging, I see cFrom and CTo contain cells. It's the GlueTo
function that raises the exception.
Any ideas? I'm going to look at the documentation for now...
Thanks,
Eric
I am trying to connect a line to a connection point on a circle.
Calling GlueTo is creating an exception that states the cell
"Connections.X4" does not exist.
Here's the code:
Visio.Cell cFrom = sTransition.get_Cells("BeginX");
Visio.Cell cTo = sState.get_Cells("Connections.X4");
cFrom.GlueTo(cTo);
sTransition and sState are two shapes. You may intuitively infer that
sTransition is a line, and sState is a circle with 8 connection points that
I've created.
While debugging, I see cFrom and CTo contain cells. It's the GlueTo
function that raises the exception.
Any ideas? I'm going to look at the documentation for now...
Thanks,
Eric