private InvPoint(InvPoint invPoint)
{
//this situation should require no binding.
//Inventor.Point is created through TransientGeometry.CreatePoint,
//I don't think InvPoint needs to be kept track of, its seems like the only
//way I move things is by creating a new point, and setting the workpoint or
//whatever Point property to the new Inventor.Point.
//I think this whole class is probably pointless, and the user can
//just use ProtoGeometry any time they need to supply a point to an
//Inventor method
InternalPoint = invPoint.InternalPoint;
}
private InvPoint(InvPoint invPoint)
{
//this situation should require no binding.
//Inventor.Point is created through TransientGeometry.CreatePoint,
//I don't think InvPoint needs to be kept track of, its seems like the only
//way I move things is by creating a new point, and setting the workpoint or
//whatever Point property to the new Inventor.Point.
//I think this whole class is probably pointless, and the user can
//just use ProtoGeometry any time they need to supply a point to an
//Inventor method
InternalPoint = invPoint.InternalPoint;
}
public static InvPoint ByInvPoint(InvPoint invPoint)
{
return(new InvPoint(invPoint));
}
public static InvPoint ByInvPoint(InvPoint invPoint)
{
return new InvPoint(invPoint);
}
