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June 15, 2005
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Conversion string -> int in relations

  • June 15, 2005
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Hello everybody,
is there a way to convert a string parameter value into the corrispondent
integer value within a relation.
I explain: we have a string parameter that actually contains an integer,
and we have to use this integer to perform some computations in a relation.
I expected to use something like this
MY_VALUE = atoi(STR_PARAM) + 10

We are using Pro/ENGINEER 2001.

Thanks,
-Stefano

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    Anonymous
    June 15, 2005
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    berry1-VisitorAuthor
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    June 15, 2005
    Hello,
    Thank you all very much... but I'm afraid I wasn't clear.

    This is not a Pro/TOOLKIT program. It's the Pro/E tool for setting up
    relations between parameters and/or built-in measure. You can see it
    opening a part or an assembly and clicking on "Relations" on the menu and
    then "Show Relations" or "Edit relations".

    Here, the designer could specify that the value of some parameter is the
    result of the evaluation of a expression, written in a very simple language
    that looks vaguely like C. Every line is in the form

    <parameter>=<expression>

    In these expressions you can use some built-in functions, other parameters
    and some other stuff. I'm not a designer, I am a programmer, so I'm not so
    sure of what you can do and what you can not do...

    My question was about that: in these environment does a function like the C
    atoi() exist?

    -Stefano


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