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Hello,
Hoping someone can offer some guidance whether the following is possible in CREO:
I would like my dimension to display:
3x M4x0.7-6H
Currently I am not able to remove the space between 3 and x:
3 x M4x0.7-6H
If I try to delete the space the x just disappears, I am hopeful there is some use of brackets within dimension text that will permit this. Here is my dim text currently:
&P285 x Dx0.7-6H
If I remove the space between &P285 and x, x simply disappears.
Thanks in advance.
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I do not believe that the current documentation addresses the braces used in this context. There may be a support article on this but I did not find it with a search.
They have been around since Pro/E and are visible in the Pro/E embedded text editor. They are widely used for formatting as you will see if you open notes in the old style editor. I think they are still present if you export notes to a text file as well, although I have not verified this on a current release.
There is a solution for this, use braces { }.
I am writing this without testing it but it should work.
Try this syntax using the braces:
{0:&P285}{1:& Dx0.7-6H}
You are using a parameter (&P285); in order for it to be interpreted there must be a delimiter at the end of the parameter string entry. When you enter "&P285x" it is attempting to find a parameter with the name P285x. I am not aware of another character to denote the end of a parameter name other than using a space.
Thank you for the response, I am relatively new to CREO so this is a constant learning curve.
If I'm honest I have noticed the braces but have no idea of their function within the dimension text, so thanks for giving some context.
Using {0:&P285}x {2:@D}x0.7-6H I now get the desired outcome.
I do not believe that the current documentation addresses the braces used in this context. There may be a support article on this but I did not find it with a search.
They have been around since Pro/E and are visible in the Pro/E embedded text editor. They are widely used for formatting as you will see if you open notes in the old style editor. I think they are still present if you export notes to a text file as well, although I have not verified this on a current release.