Provides access to members that control the graphic node-on-link.

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Description

A node on link is a node positioned on a link path route. Its location on the link is either absolute or relative. Nodes on links are completely dependent on the link they are related to. Selecting and moving a link automatically selects and moves its nodes on links. The destruction of the link causes the automatic destruction of its nodes on links. Links that connect nodes on links are sublinks. Like nodes, nodes on links exist only in run time; the common properties of a node on link are stored and defined by its related node-on-link type.

Defining nodes on links and sublinks for your links is often useful when you have to graphically display a line that is composed by several different parts. For example, in the electrical world, there are electrical lines that combine an overhead part and an underground part along their path route. In this case, it could be useful to graphically distinguish the overhead part from the underground one using sublinks and nodes on links.

Members

	All Properties Methods	Description
	InitialPosition	Initial position of the node-on-link related to its reference link.
	PositioningMode	Positioning mode of the node-on-link.
	PositionOnLink	Current position of the node-on-link related to its reference link.
	ReferenceLink	The link the 'node-on-link' node-on-link is related to.

CoClasses that implement INgNodeOnLink

See Also

INgElement Interface | ISchematicNodeOnLink Interface | INgNode Interface | INgSubLink Interface

Example

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