Using the knowledgeware action, you can drive the view action from external
object like design table or 3D objects attribute values, and add the desired view action
in the knowledgeware scripts. During the view update the view action is executed.
To specify the view action in the knowledgeware script, the following things is required:
- The knowledgeware script must have the ActionList as
List argument.
- You must append the view action as string in the ActionList knowledgeware list.
- ActionList.Append (View Action as string).
- Syntax for view action is ViewAction_name (ViewAction values; ViewAction
values).
- Syntax for each possible action is as shown below:
|
Syntax |
Description |
| Graphic Properties |
GraphicProperty(LineType=1;LineWidth=1;LineColor=255,150,0;HLRPriority=LOW;Layer=1) |
Each graphic property must be separated by a semicolon
";". You do not have to input the graphic properties in
a specific order. At least one graphic property must be
specified.
- Syntax for line type: LineType=valid line type
in numeric value.
- Syntax for line width: LineWidth=valid line
width in numeric value.
- Syntax for Line Color: LineColor=R,G,B
The
color values for Red, Green and Blue are between 0
and 255.
- Syntax for HLRPriority : HLRPriority=HLRPriority
value.
Allowed values are Low, High,
Normal.
- Syntax for Layer : Layer=valid layer in numeric
value.
|
| Inhibit View Operator |
InhibitViewOperators (ViewOperators1;ViewOperators2,...) |
Allowed values for view operators to inhibit are as
follows:
- Clipping: Inhibit clipping operation
- ClippingOnCuttingObject: Inhibit clipping
operation only on cutting object
- Breakout: Inhibit breakout operation
Each Inhibit ViewOperator must be separated by semicolon
";", there is no order in which the each Inhibit
ViewOperator is specified. At least one inhibit view
operator must be specified.
Example : InhibitViewOperators(Clipping;Breakout)
|
| Area Fill |
AreaFill (Coloring=R,G,B)
|
The color values 0 - 255 which are separated by comma ","
|
| No Show |
NoShow or NoShow()
|
- |
Note:
After the knowledgeware script defines the action to be applied to the processed
object, you cannot specify the view action through the View Update
Rule dialog box.