The SelectByType method selects an object in the collection by its type.
Syntax
object.SelectByType( Area, Curve, Point, Text, Rectangle, RoundedRect, Square, Ellipse, Circle, Legend, ID1, ID2, Bitmap, Metafile, ScaleBar )
Parameter |
Type |
Description |
Area |
Boolean |
optional; true to select areas; default: False |
Curve |
Boolean |
optional; true to select curves; default: False |
Point |
Boolean |
optional; true to select points; default: False |
Text |
Boolean |
optional; true to select text; default: False |
Rectangle |
Boolean |
optional; true to select rectangles; default: False |
RoundedRect |
Boolean |
optional; true to select rounded rectangles; default: False |
Square |
Boolean |
optional; true to select squares; default: False |
Ellipse |
Boolean |
optional; true to select ellipses; default: False |
Circle |
Boolean |
optional; true to select circles; default: False |
Legend |
Boolean |
optional; true to select legends; default: False |
ID1 |
Boolean |
optional; true to select primary IDs; default: False |
ID2 |
Boolean |
optional; true to select secondary IDs; default: False |
Bitmap |
Boolean |
optional; true to select bitmaps; default: False |
Metafile |
Boolean |
optional; true to select metafiles; default: False |
ScaleBar |
Boolean |
optional; true to select scale bars; default: False |
Example
This example selects the legend on the current map layer.
MapShapes.SelectByType(Legend:=True)
Used by: Shapes collection