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Marcusanthony14-Alexandrite
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August 15, 2024
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skeleton

  • August 15, 2024
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Hello,

I have multiple skeleton in my assembly. I use to ProAsmSkeletonGet() to retrieve skeleton as ProMdl Skel. It retrieves first skeleton from model. I want to get also the next skeletons to perform operations on feature in it. Can anyone one suggest how do I retrieve second skeleton with help of ProAsmSkeletonGet() or any similar function to perform operation on feature in other skeleton in same assembly.

 

 

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FV_0117-Peridot
August 15, 2024

there is a function ProMdlIsSkeleton - the user guide has a sample code TestAsm.c - copy/paste

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HannesBuxbaum14-Alexandrite
14-Alexandrite
August 21, 2024

To get all skeletons, traverse your assembly (only one level or recursively) using ProSolidFeatVisit(): use the following filter function to visit only components that are skeletons:

 

ProError MdlSkelettonFind_FeatFiltAct(ProFeature* pFeature, ProAppData pAppData){
	ProError			iStatus = PRO_TK_CONTINUE;	//	Default filter result: deny visiting this feature (filtered out)
	ProError			pErr;
	ProFeattype			pFeattype;
	ProFeatStatus		pFeatStatus;
	ProMdl				pModel;
	ProBoolean			bIsSkeleton;
	
	if (pFeature->type == PRO_FEATURE){
		pErr = ProFeatureTypeGet(pFeature, &pFeattype);
			if (pErr != PRO_TK_NO_ERROR) { return PRO_TK_CANT_ACCESS; }
		if (pFeattype != PRO_FEAT_COMPONENT){	//	Feature is a component? 
			return iStatus;						//	Skip non-component features
		}else{
			pErr = ProFeatureStatusGet(pFeature, &pFeatStatus);
				if (pErr != PRO_TK_NO_ERROR) { return PRO_TK_CANT_ACCESS; }

			//	Optional: filter for features that are in the state "active" or "active but unregenerated" (skip visiting others)
			if ((pFeatStatus != PRO_FEAT_ACTIVE) && (pFeatStatus != PRO_FEAT_UNREGENERATED)){
				return iStatus;					//	Skip feature
			}

			//	Filter for skeletons
			pErr = ProAsmcompMdlGet(pFeature, &pModel);
				if (pErr != PRO_TK_NO_ERROR) { return PRO_TK_CANT_ACCESS; }
			pErr = ProMdlIsSkeleton(pModel, &bIsSkeleton);
				if (pErr != PRO_TK_NO_ERROR) { return PRO_TK_CANT_ACCESS; }
			if (bIsSkeleton == PRO_B_TRUE){
				iStatus	= PRO_TK_NO_ERROR;			//	Allow visiting this feature
			}
		}
	}

	return iStatus;
}
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RPN18-Opal
18-Opal
August 30, 2024

Another Code sample 😀 (Und einen netten Gruß!)

 

# Return all active Skeletons by name and the Component/Feature ID

# in the given assembly

# Defaults to Status Active

proc GetSkeletons {Assy} {

  set retData [list]

  foreach {model cid} [ps_visit components -model $Assy] {
    if {[ps_model is_skeleton -model $model] } {
      lappend retData [list $model $cid]
    }
  }

  return $retData

}

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# Call GetSkeletons ASM0001.ASM

# will return

# => retVals {ASM0001_SKEL0001.PRT 42}

 

# ps_visit components will return
# => ASM0001_SKEL0001.PRT 42 BOX.PRT 41

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HannesBuxbaum14-Alexandrite
14-Alexandrite
August 30, 2024

Interesting! In what environment can this (i assume it is Tcl) code be used/run? Do you use C wrapper tools to utilize TOOLKIT API and compile Tcl-code to a TOOLKIT-DLL?

AndrewK
AndrewKCommunity Manager
Community Manager
August 26, 2024

Hi @Marcusanthony,


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Thanks!

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