There are also some 'brackets' through the command.Type DIMENSION_TRUE_START_POSITION, DIMENSION_TRUE_END_POSITION, DIMENSION_START_LOCATION and DIMENSION_END_LOCATION. The START part is a good place to grab the dimension ID, and the END part the place to forget the ID again.
A warning for the future - my FEATUREEXPORT.BAS (which is used commercially) is 479 lines long. It includes handling of FCF and [most] composite dimensions, but not simultaneous or SIZE, yet...
(And it surely contains some bugs...)
There are also some 'brackets' through the command.Type DIMENSION_TRUE_START_POSITION, DIMENSION_TRUE_END_POSITION, DIMENSION_START_LOCATION and DIMENSION_END_LOCATION. The START part is a good place to grab the dimension ID, and the END part the place to forget the ID again.
A warning for the future - my FEATUREEXPORT.BAS (which is used commercially) is 479 lines long. It includes handling of FCF and [most] composite dimensions, but not simultaneous or SIZE, yet...
(And it surely contains some bugs...)