Naming Rules

You can name the features of the action rule.

This page discusses:

See Also
Opening Rules
Profile Rules
Weld Rules

Attachment Line

This action rule invokes when you generate the attachment line.

Input Objects

Input objects must be of the following type:

Parameters correspond to the context object.

Example

The following example describes the action rule to attachment line naming. 

let MFGAtt(DELStrMfgAttachmentLine)
let uName(String)
let Dash(String)
let uPath(String)
let uAttachedProd(String)

set MFGAtt = Parameters.GetAttributeObject("MfgFeature")
set Dash = "_"

if( NULL <> MFGAtt)
{    
      /*
      * To get all path of parents process structure
      * GetPathOfParents(uPath,StartNumber,EndNumber)
      */
      MFGAtt->GetPathOfAllParents(uPath)
      set uName = uPath
    
      /*
      * To get name of attached product
      */
      set uAttachedProd = MFGAtt.AttachedProduct
      uName = uName + Dash +uAttachedProd   
}
Parameters.SetAttributeString("oString", uName)

Reference Line

This action rule invokes when you generate the attachment line.

Input Objects

Input objects must be of the following type:

Parameters correspond to the context object.

Example

The following example describes the action rule to reference line naming. 

let MFGRef(DELStrMfgReferenceLine)
let uName(String)
let Dash(String)
let uMarkedProd(String)
let uPlane(String)
let uSide(String)

set MFGRef = Parameters.GetAttributeObject("MfgFeature")
set Dash = "_"

if( NULL <> MFGRef)
{   
      set uMarkedProd = MFGRef.MarkedProduct
      set uPlane = MFGRef.Plane
      set uSide = MFGRef.Side
    
      if(uMarkedProd.Length() > 0)
      {
            set uName = uMarkedProd+Dash
      }
      if(uPlane.Length() > 0)
      {
            set uName = uName + uPlane + Dash
      }
      if(uSide.Length() > 0)
      {
            set uName = uName + uSide
      }
}
Parameters.SetAttributeString("oString", uName)

Margin Unit

This action rule invokes when you generate the attachment line.

Input Objects

Input objects must be of the following type:

Parameters correspond to the context object.

Example

The following example explains the action rule to the margin unit. 

Let ShowUnitMode (Boolean)
set ShowUnitMode = TRUE
Parameters.SetAttributeBoolean("oBoolean",ShowUnitMode)