Hello!I have a 2 -point line. It's simple to determine X,Y coordinates of each of two nodes with VBA code.
But how to determine X,Y coordinates of selected node /with Shape tool/?Or how to make VBA code return MsgBox "Coordinates of selected node are: X = " & Snode.positionX & ", Y = " & Snode.positionY"
OrMsgBox "Coordinates of UNselected node are: X = " UNnode.positionX & ", Y = " & UNnode.positionY"
Greetings!
One way to do that is to "walk through" the node range of the selected curve, check each node to see if it is selected, and then add it to a node range if it is.
I already have a function written to do that. Here is a small macro that uses that function, then reports the coordinates of the selected nodes.
Sub report_coordinates_selected_nodes() Dim noderangeSelected As NodeRange Dim nodeThis As Node Set noderangeSelected = get_selected_nodes_from_curve(ActiveShape.Curve) For Each nodeThis In noderangeSelected MsgBox "X: " & nodeThis.PositionX & vbCrLf & "Y: " & nodeThis.PositionY Next nodeThis End Sub Function get_selected_nodes_from_curve(ByVal Curve As Curve) As NodeRange Dim nodeThis As Node Dim noderangeSelected As New NodeRange On Error GoTo ErrHandler For Each nodeThis In Curve.Nodes If nodeThis.Selected Then noderangeSelected.Add nodeThis End If Next nodeThis Set get_selected_nodes_from_curve = noderangeSelected ExitFunc: Exit Function ErrHandler: MsgBox "Error occurred: " & Err.Description & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "get_selected_nodes_from_curve" Resume ExitFunc End Function
If there is a more elegant way to find the selected nodes, I would be interested in knowing what it is.
Shape.Curve.Selection returns NodeRange with selected nodes
shark_ said:Shape.Curve.Selection returns NodeRange with selected nodes
Thank you! I was not aware of the Curve.Selection method.
That is much more convenient than the way I have been doing it.