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lgüthle1-Visitor
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Visit all Components/Elements without interaction

  • June 3, 2015
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hey

I am using Creo 2.0 (Date Code M120) with TK/OTK.

In sample applications I found in the internet you can select a feature (via ProSolidFeatVisit()) and in return you'll get a model and information about the feature.

I would like to visit all of the components/elements/features (whatever the modules a model is build of are called) and retrieve all the information without any user interaction.

Basically I want to:

  1. start creo with desired *.prt/*.asm-file
  2. auto-select all features/components/elements (without user interaction)
    1. retrieve all the information (like dimensions,...) (without user interaction)
  3. close creo / save information somehow/somewhere

Any Ideas?

regards,

Luis Güthle


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    Best answer by Eike_Hauptmann

    You can also use :

    - ProMdlDependenciesList in a loop with C++ vektor or Map (e.g. Hashmap) would be good

    - Filter out whats the right ones you wanna get (ProMdlTypeGet()) you can directly make search through your C++ vektor or reversive function with the hasmap (whats better for you to handle)

    - ProSolidDimensionVisit inside a for loop run through all dimensions and get the informations you want

    I think about something like this :

    pushCurrentModelInVektor

    for (int i = 0; i < vector.length; i++) {

      if (ProMdlType(vector.at(i)) == ASM) {

        if (model not in vector) vector.add(submdl);

      }

    }

    for (int i = 0; vector.length; i++) {

      if (ProMdlType(vector.at(i)) == PRT) { 

        ProSolidDimensionVisit(vector.at(i));

      }

    }

    Br,

    Eike

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    lgüthle1-VisitorAuthor
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    June 5, 2015

    To be more specific:

    • At the beginning I would basically want to visit all of the dimensions

    So if I got a *asm file I imagine I have to visit all *.prt inside the asm and inside the *.prt all the elements wich consist of dimensions?!

    I found an example: "..\protoolkit\protk_appls\pt_examples\pt_dbase\TestDimension.c" .."ProTestFeatureDimensionsCollect()" seems like a promising function.. I am trying to get this work for my own code..

      FV_01
      FV_0117-Peridot
      June 5, 2015

      Hi all,

      Luis, search source code in toolkit examples for ProUtilAsmTraverse function. It is defined somewhere in UtilVisit.c ( don't remember exact file name).

      HIH.

      Feliks.

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      Eike_Hauptmann15-MoonstoneAnswer
      15-Moonstone
      June 6, 2015

      You can also use :

      - ProMdlDependenciesList in a loop with C++ vektor or Map (e.g. Hashmap) would be good

      - Filter out whats the right ones you wanna get (ProMdlTypeGet()) you can directly make search through your C++ vektor or reversive function with the hasmap (whats better for you to handle)

      - ProSolidDimensionVisit inside a for loop run through all dimensions and get the informations you want

      I think about something like this :

      pushCurrentModelInVektor

      for (int i = 0; i < vector.length; i++) {

        if (ProMdlType(vector.at(i)) == ASM) {

          if (model not in vector) vector.add(submdl);

        }

      }

      for (int i = 0; vector.length; i++) {

        if (ProMdlType(vector.at(i)) == PRT) { 

          ProSolidDimensionVisit(vector.at(i));

        }

      }

      Br,

      Eike

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        ndaslaniya1-Visitor
        1-Visitor
        July 14, 2015


        Hi EikeFlorianPetersen

        You gave perfect solution but there is another workaround for above problem.

        Here I write another approach for same

        Step 1: Get Current Handler using ProMdlCurrentGet()

        Step 2: Visit Model Tree using  ProSilidVisit()

        Step 3: Filter for Part and Asm using ProMdlType()

        Step 4: Now Visit ProSolidDimensionVisit() and write into text

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        lgüthle1-VisitorAuthor
        1-Visitor
        July 14, 2015

        Nikhil Daslaniya schrieb:

        Step 2: Visit Model Tree using  ProSilidVisit()

        I only found "ProSolidVisitAction" in TK docu.. and it refers to ProDrawingSolidsVisit which is for drawings?

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