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5-Regular Member
August 24, 2014
Question

Listing or exporting filenames with extensions (versions) within an assembly

  • August 24, 2014
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I would like to get a list/output from an assembly that includes the file extension/version.


When exporting via File; Manage_Session; Object_List; or Tools; Bill_of_Materials; the list is like:



Parts
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HSG_THROT-BOD_108_LS3_10247
BEARING_DGB_METRIC_GENERIC
BRG_DGB_10X19X5_61800
SNAP-RING_INT_METRIC_GENERIC
SNAP-RING_INT_019_M2300-0190
BRG_DGB_12X24X6_61901


What Iseek is:


Parts
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HSG_THROT-BOD_108_LS3_10247.prt.14
BEARING_DGB_METRIC_GENERIC.prt.28
BRG_DGB_10X19X5_61800.prt.28
SNAP-RING_INT_METRIC_GENERIC.prt.7
SNAP-RING_INT_019_M2300-0190.prt.7
BRG_DGB_12X24X6_61901.prt.28


Or ... even better would be a function like File; Save_As; Save_As_Backup; that did not reset the extension to *.1


Any suggestions?



Ken


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3 replies

1-Visitor
August 24, 2014

I usually extract the information by exporting the family tree which allows more information, like type.


I think there is no internal notion of version number; the software simply increments by one whatever the highest version number is in the target directory. This prevents conflicts where two users open the same version file, make changes and save back. Last one to save gets the higher number even though they both started from the same version.


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21-Topaz II
August 25, 2014
The software knows the version number of the files that are open; it's displayed in the title bar if you set the config option "display_full_object_path" to "yes"

I'm not sure that it's possible to extract that information, however.

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5-Regular Member
August 26, 2014

Thanks for the responses.


We dont have/use Windchill so I am left to more "raw" processes.


Is there a published list of internal parameters for Creo 2 (M110 or later). Perhaps I can find something in there.


Ken