recall nested properties

[telegino]

Hello.

I would have a request if you can help me.

I would like to recall a property that is exposed
in the part or together, which is already recalled in the draft (e.g. %{materia prima|r1}).

In practice, I would like to call it back as a nest, only if I am mistaken.
I wanted to know if it's impossible to do it or if there's a way.
I don't know if I could explain my problem.

Thank you.

 

[Be_on_edge]

Hello.

I would have a request if you can help me.

I would like to recall a property that is exposed
in the part or together, which is already recalled in the draft (e.g. %{materia prima|r1}).

In practice, I would like to call it back as a nest, only if I am mistaken.
I wanted to know if it's impossible to do it or if there's a way.
I don't know if I could explain my problem.

Thank you.

the part after the "|" symbol is the reference from which the property is taken.
r1 indicates that it is taken from the first part or together inserted in the drawing. (r2 from the second and so on).
If you want to recall on a specific part also nested you must use a "appointed reference".

the syntax changes but with the property insertion tool you go to insert choosing from a graphical interface and therefore it is not necessary to remember the syntax to memory.


ciao

 

[telegino]

Hi.

thanks to the answer, but I wanted to insert
the "filename" property within the part or
together in the mask "document name" in
so you should not rewrite it by hand.

Thank you.

Hi.

 

[Be_on_edge]

View attachment 38825Hi.

thanks to the answer, but I wanted to insert
the "filename" property within the part or
together in the mask "document name" in
so you should not rewrite it by hand.

Thank you.

Hi.

the "filename" is already a property present in the file both in version with extension and in version without extension and is recallable as any other property "document name" included.

I add that using the "filename" as a personal data container (in your case the "document name") is incorrect and that it will lead to a complicated management work in the future (for example if you need to change the "document name" you will need to use the revision manager and search all the linked files)

Hi.

 

[telegino]

You're right, but for reasons I decided,
we have files with very long descriptions, so we insert
Manually only the code "race" of 10 digits to insert it then in the as400.

I wanted to make this step automatic, but I think it's really hard,
maybe with a macro in excel extracting from the file name the numerical part of the
code and then rewrite it in a variable. . .

thanks to the answers

Hi.

 

[Be_on_edge]

You're right, but for reasons I decided,
we have files with very long descriptions, so we insert
Manually only the code "race" of 10 digits to insert it then in the as400.

I wanted to make this step automatic, but I think it's really hard,
maybe with a macro in excel extracting from the file name the numerical part of the
code and then rewrite it in a variable. . .

thanks to the answers

Hi.

I recommend you collect file names in an excel file (by command line do a dir *.* > list.txt, and then import the text file in excel ).
in excel do the processing of texts by extracting the part that interests you on a new column.
then uses "ownership management" of solid edge to make a mass paste copy of the tabled values.

the important thing is to have the list in excel with the same order in which it appears in "ownership management" of solid edge.
This way with few steps amounts all codes on all your files.



Hi.

 

[cacciatorino]

Try looking in the archive, there should be a macro called "smartvar" and maybe it can help you.

Bye.

 

[cacciatorino]

Try looking in the archive, there should be a macro called "smartvar" and maybe it can help you.

Bye.

 

[telegino]

Hi.

I've already downloaded it, but I'm not mistaken.
what does not work, the load as a normal macro or mistake.

Hi.