SubelementChangeTypeId Method |
Changes the type of the subelement.
Namespace: Autodesk.Revit.DBAssembly: RevitAPI (in RevitAPI.dll) Version: 25.0.0.0 (25.0.0.0)
Syntaxpublic void ChangeTypeId(
ElementId typeId
)
Public Sub ChangeTypeId (
typeId As ElementId
)
public:
void ChangeTypeId(
ElementId^ typeId
)
member ChangeTypeId :
typeId : ElementId -> unit
Parameters
- typeId ElementId
-
Identifier of the type to assign to this subelement.
ExceptionsException | Condition |
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ArgumentException |
The type typeId is not valid for this subelement.
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ArgumentNullException |
A non-optional argument was null
|
InvalidOperationException |
This Subelement cannot have type assigned.
|
ModificationForbiddenException |
This Subelement is an internal element, such as a component of a
loaded family or a group type.
-or-
The document containing this Subelement is in Group Edit Mode,
Sketch Edit Mode, or Paste Mode, and the element is not a
member of the group, sketch, or clipboard.
-or-
This Subelement is a member of a group or sketch, and the document
is not currently editing the group or sketch.
|
Remarks
In rare cases, applying a change in type will result in a new element being created.
The only active examples of this are when:
- Applying a normal wall type to a curtain panel.
- Converting such a wall back to a curtain panel.
- Applying a new type to a railing subelement.
In this situation this subelement object will be redirected to the new element.
See Also