I’m not a VBA guru and not a VBA fan, but:
From the reference doc.
The important functions for assemblies are those that operate on the components of an assembly. The object IpfcComponentFeat, which is an instance of IpfcFeature is defined for that purpose. Each assembly component is treated as a variety of feature, and the integer identifier of the component is also the feature identifier.
Now if your feature in an assembly is from type Component, then …
The property IpfcComponentFeat.ModelDescr returns the model descriptor of the component part or subassembly.
I don’t understand that the wording is different to Toolkit, but this may part of the VBA game.
For the type it can be only Part or Assembly (Sub)
And I would NOT use this property.
The property IpfcComponentFeat.CompType returns the type of the assembly component. The component type identifies the purpose of the component in a manufacturing assembly.
You have to ask the solid about the type, if there is no function for this, compare the extension prt vs asm.
Note: A solid has sub classes like sheet metal, skeleton….
Only my 2 Cents :
set model [ps_model current]
# Get Component ID's
set CompIDs [ps_visit type -model $model component]
foreach CompID $CompIDs {
# get component name
set CompName [ps_assy component_name -model $model $CompID]
# get the extension
set ext [ps_model ext -model $CompName]
switch $ext {
PRT {
# proceed if Solid parts
}
ASM {
# proceed if Assemblies
}
default {
error "Unknow extension '$ext' in assy '$model' found"
}
}
}
