Hi all,
Patric Eike is right. An assembly component should be treated as a feature.
You should pass ProAsmcomp as ProModdelitem to parameter functions.
To get to ProAsmcomp would be from ProAsmcomppath - there are a lot of examples in user manual.
If you have a component selection then ProSelectionAsmcomppathGet would get you component path.
comp_path.comp_id_table[ comp_path.table_num - 1] is an id of ProAsmcomp.
comp_path.comp_id_table[comp_path.table_num - 2]used in ProAsmcomppathMdlGet, or comp_path.owner in case ofa short path,is an owner of ProAsmcomp.
Feliks.
In Reply to Eike Petersen:
Hi Patrick,
I think the component parameter is a feature parameter. Because the component is a feature type. So you need to get the feature link to that kind.
pro_error_fpar = ProSolidFeatVisit((ProSolid)mdl, (ProFeatureVisitAction)deleteKEParameterVisitAction, NULL, NULL);
ProError deleteKEParameterVisitAction(ProFeature * p_feature, ProError perr, ProAppData pad) {
ProParameterVisit(p_feature, NULL, deleteModelParameterVisitAction, pad);
return PRO_TK_NO_ERROR;
}
There you should find the parameters. Be sure to check if the feature is from type component feature.
Best regards,
Eike
Aunt Edit: I checked these only in WF 4.0 and Creo 2.0 and think that it should work in WF5.0 too.
