TU/M12/8 6221 S Palo Verde Rd Tucson, AZ 85706 USA www.raytheon.com
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I would have thought the same thing. However; the type is PRO_MDL_PART and the subtype is PROMDLSTYPE_PART_SOLID. Good try though.
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Here is my current identification algorithm... 1. Get the model name and type. 2. Get a handle to the top-level assembly. 3. Call ProAssemblyHarnessesCollect. 4. Iterate though all the harnesses. For each harness get the name and type and compare it with the name and type from step 1. If they match then my model is a harness.
Does anyone have a better way?
Patrick Williams Sr. Systems Engineer II Mechanical Engineering Solutions Missile Systems Raytheon Company
TU/M12/8 6221 S Palo Verde Rd Tucson, AZ 85706 USA www.raytheon.com
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Patrick, if the model is a part and you want to know if it is a harness part, use the function ProHarnessCablesCollect. on that model. If the part is not a harness, it will return PRO_TK_E_NOT_FOUND. .... if((err=ProHarnessCablesCollect((ProHarness) mdl,&p_cables)) != PRO_TK_E_NOT_FOUND) .... I use this in my code to generate a bom of a cable assy for filtering out the harness parts. Regards, Jan
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I would have thought the same thing. However; the type is PRO_MDL_PART and the subtype is PROMDLSTYPE_PART_SOLID. Good try though.
ok.
Here is my current identification algorithm... 1. Get the model name and type. 2. Get a handle to the top-level assembly. 3. Call ProAssemblyHarnessesCollect. 4. Iterate though all the harnesses. For each harness get the name and type and compare it with the name and type from step 1. If they match then my model is a harness.
Does anyone have a better way?
Patrick Williams Sr. Systems Engineer II Mechanical Engineering Solutions Missile Systems Raytheon Company
TU/M12/8 6221 S Palo Verde Rd Tucson, AZ 85706 USA www.raytheon.com
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