How to record Check-out OK Button for mapkey?
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How to record Check-out OK Button for mapkey?
Hi,
I am trying to record a mapkey for performing automatic check-out of objects in Creo Parametric, but I can't manage to record the string for the OK Button which confirms the object to be checked-out:
After recording, the recorded mapkey just shows the command to click check-out...
Anyone has already did it? or an idea on how to?
Thanks
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Hi Stephen,
thanks for your reply. No, it doesn't work on my Parametric 2.0, as it doesn't write anything for performing the "Accept value" button.
But I have just solved the problem!
It was simpler than thought: you need just to tick on "Accept system default" in the mapkey definition dialog box:
this will indeed add a space and a ";" at the end of the script:
mapkey o @MAPKEY_LABELcheck-out;~ Command `ProCmdMdlTreeWfEdit`; ;
(which probably means "accept system default"...).
I think in these cases (in the 2.0) it doesn't script anything for the green tick just because it sees it as an input field (so the mapkey itself interrupts).
Bye
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Doesn't a simple "enter" work? It works on mine.
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Hi Stephen,
thanks for your reply. No, it doesn't work on my Parametric 2.0, as it doesn't write anything for performing the "Accept value" button.
But I have just solved the problem!
It was simpler than thought: you need just to tick on "Accept system default" in the mapkey definition dialog box:
this will indeed add a space and a ";" at the end of the script:
mapkey o @MAPKEY_LABELcheck-out;~ Command `ProCmdMdlTreeWfEdit`; ;
(which probably means "accept system default"...).
I think in these cases (in the 2.0) it doesn't script anything for the green tick just because it sees it as an input field (so the mapkey itself interrupts).
Bye
