Curve Intersect(Curve) Method

[ObsoleteAttribute("This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Use the new Curve.Intersect method with CurveIntersectResultOption.Simple. Note also that the updated method has improved handling of certain edge cases.")]
public SetComparisonResult Intersect(
	Curve curve
)

<ObsoleteAttribute("This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Use the new Curve.Intersect method with CurveIntersectResultOption.Simple. Note also that the updated method has improved handling of certain edge cases.")>
Public Function Intersect ( 
	curve As Curve
) As SetComparisonResult

public:
[ObsoleteAttribute(L"This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Use the new Curve.Intersect method with CurveIntersectResultOption.Simple. Note also that the updated method has improved handling of certain edge cases.")]
SetComparisonResult Intersect(
	Curve^ curve
)

[<ObsoleteAttribute("This method is deprecated in Revit 2026 and may be removed in a later version of Revit. Use the new Curve.Intersect method with CurveIntersectResultOption.Simple. Note also that the updated method has improved handling of certain edge cases.")>]
member Intersect : 
        curve : Curve -> SetComparisonResult 

Parameters

curve Curve

The specified curve to intersect with this curve.

Return Value

• SetComparisonResult.Overlap - One or more intersections were encountered.
• SetComparisonResult.Subset - The inputs are parallel lines with only one common intersection point, or the curve used to invoke the intersection check is a line entirely within the unbound line passed as argument curve.
• SetComparisonResult.Superset - The input curve is entirely within the unbound line used to invoke the intersection check.
• SetComparisonResult.Disjoint - There is no intersection found between the two curves.
• SetComparisonResult.Equal - The two curves are identical.

Reference