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SubPath.Previous
Function Previous() As SubPath
Member of SubPath
The Previous method returns the previous subpath in the curve.
The following code example connects all open subpaths to each other, thus forming one larger closed subpath:
Sub Test() Dim crv As Curve Dim spath As SubPath, spath1 As SubPath Set crv = ActiveShape.Curve Set spath = crv.Subpaths(1) Do If Not spath.Closed Then Set spath1 = spath.Next Do If Not spath1.Closed Then Exit Do Set spath1 = spath1.Next Loop spath.EndNode.ConnectWith spath1.StartNode Else Set spath = spath.Next If spath.Index = 1 Then Exit Do End If Loop End Sub
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