How to delete only the suppressed parts from an assembly in creo

One method that comes to mind would be to traverse the assembly tree using ProSolidFeatVisit, this has a filter action ProFeatureFilterAction.

Within the filter action, you could use something like this:

ProError UserAsmCompFilter(
	ProFeature *feature,
	ProAppData app_data)
{
	ProError status;
	ProFeattype ftype;
	ProFeatStatus fstatus;

 //Only want to consider assembly components
	status = ProFeatureTypeGet(feature, &ftype);

	if (ftype == PRO_FEAT_COMPONENT) 
	{
		status = ProFeatureStatusGet(feature, &fstatus);

		/* Assume we only want NON-active features */
		switch (fstatus)
		{
		case PRO_FEAT_ACTIVE:
			return(PRO_TK_CONTINUE); //Skip past the active components
			break;
		case PRO_FEAT_INVALID:
			return(PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
			break;
		case PRO_FEAT_INACTIVE:
			return(PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
			break;
		case PRO_FEAT_FAMTAB_SUPPRESSED:
			return(PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
			break;
		case PRO_FEAT_SIMP_REP_SUPPRESSED:
			return(PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
			break;
		case PRO_FEAT_PROG_SUPPRESSED:
			return(PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
			break;
		case PRO_FEAT_SUPPRESSED:
			return(PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
			break;
		case PRO_FEAT_UNREGENERATED:
			return(PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
			break;

		default:
			return(PRO_TK_NO_ERROR);
			break;
		}
	}
	else
		return(PRO_TK_CONTINUE);
}

This will then step into the visit_action with the component you want to delete, from here you can obtain the model details of the part you are at with ProAsmcompMdlGet, and then use ProMdlDelete

Get the assembly feature IDS, check that the feature is a component. If true get the feature status and decide what to do. To avoid miss leading status, because you have Undo/Redo, it might be better to save the part upfront.

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