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Pro/WebLink & Annotations

JenG
1-Newbie

Pro/WebLink & Annotations

I am trying to extract Annotations/Notes from Models in EP5.0 to use in the Pro/WebLink program that I am creating. Any suggestions on commands to get them??? I haven't found much documentaiton on this, no examples, and haven't been able to get "GetText()" or "Note.Lines" to work.

 

Thanks!


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Hi Jen...

I'm in the same boat. I'm working on Weblink stuff now. As soon as I understand it all, I think someone needs to put out a really destailed tutorial to get people up and running.

They need to put out a "Hello World" type tutorial to get people started. Regrettfully I am just not at that level yet so I cannot help. I feel your pain... and I wish you the best of luck. Programming topics such as J-Link, WebLink, and Toolkit are very, very scarce. I think anyone who understands them is off making money selling those skills!

Sorry I couldn't help with this one... but I continue to hope someone with experience and the desire to share it will step up and fill the void!

Thanks!

-Brian

jnezu
1-Newbie
(To:JenG)

Hello Jen

Do you still try to solve this problem?

To extract Annotations, you can use pfcModelItemOwner.listItems(pfcCreate("pfcModelItemType").ITEM_NOTE)

like this

var session=pfcCreate("MpfcCOMGlobal").GetProESession();

var model=session.currentModel;

var notes=model.listItems(pfcCreate("pfcModelItemType").ITEM_NOTE);

for(var i=0;i<notes.count;i++)

{

var note=notes.item(i);

var lines=note.Lines;

for(var j=0;j<lines.count;j++)

{

var line=lines.item(j);

alert(line);

}

}

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