ArcGIS Pro 3.2 API Reference Guide
ArcGIS.Desktop.Core Namespace / SegmentSymbolOptions Class
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    SegmentSymbolOptions Class
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    Defines the options used for the segment symbol while sketching
    Object Model
    SegmentSymbolOptions ClassCIMColor ClassCIMColor Class
    Syntax
    public class SegmentSymbolOptions 
    Public Class SegmentSymbolOptions 
    Example
    Customizing the Sketch Symbol of a Custom Sketch Tool
    //Custom tools have the ability to change the symbology used when sketching a new feature. 
    //Both the Sketch Segment Symbol and the Vertex Symbol can be modified using the correct set method. 
    //This is set in the activate method for the tool.
    protected override Task OnToolActivateAsync(bool active)
    {
      QueuedTask.Run(() =>
      {
        //Getting the current symbology options of the segment
        var segmentOptions = GetSketchSegmentSymbolOptions();
        //Modifying the primary and secondary color and the width of the segment symbology options
        var deepPurple = new CIMRGBColor();
        deepPurple.R = 75;
        deepPurple.G = 0;
        deepPurple.B = 110;
        segmentOptions.PrimaryColor = deepPurple;
        segmentOptions.Width = 4;
        segmentOptions.HasSecondaryColor = true;
        var pink = new CIMRGBColor();
        pink.R = 219;
        pink.G = 48;
        pink.B = 130;
        segmentOptions.SecondaryColor = pink;
        //Creating a new vertex symbol options instance with the values you want
        var vertexOptions = new VertexSymbolOptions(VertexSymbolType.RegularUnselected);
        var yellow = new CIMRGBColor();
        yellow.R = 255;
        yellow.G = 215;
        yellow.B = 0;
        var purple = new CIMRGBColor();
        purple.R = 148;
        purple.G = 0;
        purple.B = 211;
        vertexOptions.AngleRotation = 45;
        vertexOptions.Color = yellow;
        vertexOptions.MarkerType = VertexMarkerType.Star;
        vertexOptions.OutlineColor = purple;
        vertexOptions.OutlineWidth = 3;
        vertexOptions.Size = 5;
    
        //Setting the value of the segment symbol options
        SetSketchSegmentSymbolOptions(segmentOptions);
        //Setting the value of the vertex symbol options of the regular unselected vertices using the vertexOptions instance created above.
        SetSketchVertexSymbolOptions(VertexSymbolType.RegularUnselected, vertexOptions);
      });
    
      return base.OnToolActivateAsync(active);
    }
    Get Sketch Segment Symbology Options
    //var options = ApplicationOptions.EditingOptions;
    QueuedTask.Run(() =>
    {
      var seg_options = options.GetSegmentSymbolOptions();
      //to convert the options to a symbol use
      //SymbolFactory. Note: this is approximate....sketch isn't using the
      //CIM directly for segments
      var layers = new List<CIMSymbolLayer>();
      var stroke0 = SymbolFactory.Instance.ConstructStroke(seg_options.PrimaryColor, 
        seg_options.Width, SimpleLineStyle.Dash);
      layers.Add(stroke0);
      if (seg_options.HasSecondaryColor) {
        var stroke1 = SymbolFactory.Instance.ConstructStroke(
          seg_options.SecondaryColor, seg_options.Width, SimpleLineStyle.Solid);
        layers.Add(stroke1);
      }
      //segment symbology only
      var sketch_line = new CIMLineSymbol() {
        SymbolLayers = layers.ToArray()
      };
    });
    Set Sketch Segment Symbol Options
    //var options = ApplicationOptions.EditingOptions;
    QueuedTask.Run(() =>
    {
      //change the segment symbol primary color to green and
      //width to 1 pt
      var segSymbol = options.GetSegmentSymbolOptions();
      segSymbol.PrimaryColor = ColorFactory.Instance.GreenRGB;
      segSymbol.Width = 1;
    
      //Are these valid?
      if (options.CanSetSegmentSymbolOptions(segSymbol)) {
        //apply them
        options.SetSegmentSymbolOptions(segSymbol);
              }
    });
    
    Set Sketch Segment Symbol Back to Default
    //var options = ApplicationOptions.EditingOptions;
    QueuedTask.Run(() =>
    {
      var def_seg = options.GetDefaultSegmentSymbolOptions();
      options.SetSegmentSymbolOptions(def_seg);
    });
    
    Inheritance Hierarchy

    System.Object
       ArcGIS.Desktop.Core.SegmentSymbolOptions

    Requirements

    Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10

    ArcGIS Pro version: 3 or higher.
    See Also