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VB.NET for PC DMIS

geetha91user
I am new to using PCDMIS.

ASSIGN/V3=SYSTEMDATE("MM'/'dd'/'yy")
ASSIGN/V4=SYSTEMTIME("hh:mm:ss tt")
ASSIGN/V5=DIST1.DEV
ASSIGN/V6=DIST2.DEV
ASSIGN/V7=DIST3.DEV
ASSIGN/V8=DIST4.DEV
ASSIGN/V9=DIST5.DEV
ASSIGN/V10=DIST9.DEV
ASSIGN/V11=DIST10.DEV
ASSIGN/V12=DIST6.DEV
ASSIGN/V13=DIST7.DEV
ASSIGN/V14=DIST11.DEV
ASSIGN/V15=DIST12.DEV
ASSIGN/V16=DIST8.DEV
ASSIGN/V17=DIST19.DEV
ASSIGN/V18=LOC1.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V19=LOC1.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V20=LOC2.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V21=LOC2.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V22=LOC3.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V23=LOC3.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V24=LOC4.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V25=LOC4.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V26=LOC5.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V27=LOC5.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V28=LOC6.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V29=LOC6.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V30=LOC7.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V31=LOC7.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V32=LOC8.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V33=LOC8.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V34=LOC9.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V35=LOC9.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V36=LOC10.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V37=LOC10.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V38=LOC16.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V39=LOC16.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V40=LOC11.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V41=LOC11.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V42=DIST13.DEV
ASSIGN/V43=DIST14.DEV
ASSIGN/V44=DIST15.DEV
ASSIGN/V1=DIST16.DEV
ASSIGN/V45=DIST17.DEV
ASSIGN/V46=DIST18.DEV
ASSIGN/V47=LOC12.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V48=LOC12.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V49=LOC13.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V50=LOC13.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V51=LOC14.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V52=LOC14.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V53=LOC15.X.DEV
ASSIGN/V54=LOC15.Y.DEV
ASSIGN/V97="Date"+","+"Time"+","+"1.60 .190-32"+","+"1.60 5/16-24"+","+"1.00 Spot"+","+".8701 Spool"+","+".8701 5/16-24"
ASSIGN/V98=".8701 .452"+","+".8701 1/2-20"+","+"1.7902 Spool"+","+"1.7902 5/16-24"+","+"1.7902 .750"+","+"1.7902 7/8-14"
ASSIGN/V99=".6496 Spot"+","+"3.7780 Spot"+","+".2165 #1 x"+","+".2165 #1 y"+","+".2165 #2 x"+","+".2165 #2 y"
ASSIGN/V100=".2165 #3 x"+","+".2165 #3 y"+","+".2165 #4 x"+","+".2165 #4 y"+","+".156 #1 x"+","+".156 #1 y"
ASSIGN/V101=".156 #2 x"+","+".156 #2 y"+","+"Spot #6 x"+","+"Spot #6 y"+","+"Spot #5 x"+","+"Spot #5 y"
ASSIGN/V102="Spot #7 x"+","+"Spot #7 y"+","+".1256 x"+","+".1256 y"+","+".272 x"+","+".272 y"+","+"5/16-24 #1 x"
ASSIGN/V103="5/16-24 #1 y"+","+"TP tol (2x)"+","+".8701 7/16-20 #1"+","+".8701 7/16-20 #2"+","+"1.60 7/16-20 #1"+","+"1.60 7/16-20 #2"
ASSIGN/V104=".752 Spot Front"+","+".752 Spot Back"+","+"Spot #1 x"+","+"Spot #1 y"+","+"Spot #2 x"
ASSIGN/V105="Spot #2 y"+","+"Spot #3 x"+","+"Spot #3 y"+","+"Spot #4 x"+","+"Spot #4 y"
ASSIGN/V109=V3+","+V4+","+V5+","+V6+","+V7+","+V8+","+V9+","+V10+","+V11+","+V12+","+V13+","+V14+","+V15
ASSIGN/V110=V16+","+V17+","+V18+","+V19+","+V20+","+V21+","+V22+","+V23+","+V24+","+V25+","+V26+","+V27
ASSIGN/V111=V28+","+V29+","+V30+","+V31+","+V32+","+V33+","+V34+","+V35+","+V36+","+V37+","+V38+","+V39
ASSIGN/V112=V40+","+V41+","+V2+","+V42+","+V43+","+V44+","+V1+","+V45+","+V46+","+V47+","+V48+","+V49+","+V50+","+V51
ASSIGN/V113=V52+","+V53+","+V54

above is a portion of code.

Dim app As PCDLRN.Application
Dim cmds As Object
Dim cmd As PCDLRN.Command
Dim part As PCDLRN.PartProgram
Dim data As PCDLRN.ReportData
Dim rWin As PCDLRN.ReportWindow

Dim s As String = ""

app = GetObject("", "PCDLRN.Application.12.1")
app.Visible = True
part = app.ActivePartProgram
cmds = part.Commands

Dim nCommands As String = part.Commands.Count.ToString
Dim val As String = part.GetVariableValue("PLN1").StringValue.ToString

MessageBox.Show("Value is -- " & val & "--" & nCommands)

For Each cmd In cmds
'Dim assignName As Object = cmd.GetText(PCDLRN.ENUM_FIELD_TYPES.DEST_EXPR, 0)
'Console.WriteLine(assignName.ToString)
Console.WriteLine(cmd.TypeDescription.ToString & " " & cmd.Type & " " & cmd.GetFieldValue())
'Console.WriteLine(part.GetVariableValue(assignName).CommandValue.ToString)
Next

'rWin = part.ReportWindow
'data = rWin.Pages

'Dim dat As String = data.GetValue(PCDLRN.ENUM_FIELD_TYPES.AXIS_NOMINAL, 1107)
'MessageBox.Show(dat)

and above is the VB.NET code I am using to access CMM code. I want to get all the values inside ASSIGN/x=y commands eg: ASSIGN/V113=V52+","+V53+","+V54. Can anyone share code to get these values ? I am trying to use Command.GetFieldValue(PCDLRN ENUM FIELD TYPE, TYPE INDEX ) , I do not understand what are these two parameters inside the GetFieldValue method ? Any help will be appreciated.
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  • From the help files


    Remarks
    To start PC-DMIS using Automation from another application, use CreateObject or GetObject to return an Application object. LaLaunching PC-DMIS With Startup Options
    Because of an inherent weakness in the way Microsoft designed the CreateObject function, the CreateObject doesn't allow startup parameters. This means when the code executes it will launch PC-DMIS always in ONLINE mode.

    However, there is a way around this. Your code can dynamically create a special startup file that will cause PC-DMIS to launch with specific startup options.

    In order to launch PC-DMIS via automation with a startup file you must do the following:
    • Create a text file named AutomationStartupOptions.txt.
    • Create a single line of text in the file with the available startup options. The PC-DMIS specific startup options include the following:

    /f - Launches in Offline mode.

    /o - Launches in Operator mode.

    /d - Launches in Debug mode.

    /r - Launches in Reverse Axes mode

    /postin - Launches in import mode. PC-DMIS will automatically import a specified file.

    /postout - Launches in export mode. PC-DMIS will automatically export a specified file.

    The line of text would look like this: /f /o /d /r /postin /postout
    • Launch PC-DMIS via automation.

    When PC-DMIS starts, it checks to see if the AutomationStartupOptions.txt file exists. If it does, then it uses the file to set the necessary flags. However, when PC-DMIS closes, it will delete the text file. This means that the code you use to launch PC-DMIS must also create the needed text file on the fly or must rename an existing file to AutomationStartupOptions.txt. See the "Example Code from C++" below.

    Automating in Online Mode: If you are trying to launch PC-DMIS in online mode, please note that the AutomationStartupOptions.txt file should not contain the /f startup parameter. Also, the machine parameter specified when using the Open or New methods of the PartPrograms object determines whether or not the part program will run in offline or online modes. Of online mode, this parameter should be "CMM1".

    Example Dim App as Object.
    Set App = CreateObject("Pcdlrn.Application")
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  • From the help files


    Remarks
    To start PC-DMIS using Automation from another application, use CreateObject or GetObject to return an Application object. LaLaunching PC-DMIS With Startup Options
    Because of an inherent weakness in the way Microsoft designed the CreateObject function, the CreateObject doesn't allow startup parameters. This means when the code executes it will launch PC-DMIS always in ONLINE mode.

    However, there is a way around this. Your code can dynamically create a special startup file that will cause PC-DMIS to launch with specific startup options.

    In order to launch PC-DMIS via automation with a startup file you must do the following:
    • Create a text file named AutomationStartupOptions.txt.
    • Create a single line of text in the file with the available startup options. The PC-DMIS specific startup options include the following:

    /f - Launches in Offline mode.

    /o - Launches in Operator mode.

    /d - Launches in Debug mode.

    /r - Launches in Reverse Axes mode

    /postin - Launches in import mode. PC-DMIS will automatically import a specified file.

    /postout - Launches in export mode. PC-DMIS will automatically export a specified file.

    The line of text would look like this: /f /o /d /r /postin /postout
    • Launch PC-DMIS via automation.

    When PC-DMIS starts, it checks to see if the AutomationStartupOptions.txt file exists. If it does, then it uses the file to set the necessary flags. However, when PC-DMIS closes, it will delete the text file. This means that the code you use to launch PC-DMIS must also create the needed text file on the fly or must rename an existing file to AutomationStartupOptions.txt. See the "Example Code from C++" below.

    Automating in Online Mode: If you are trying to launch PC-DMIS in online mode, please note that the AutomationStartupOptions.txt file should not contain the /f startup parameter. Also, the machine parameter specified when using the Open or New methods of the PartPrograms object determines whether or not the part program will run in offline or online modes. Of online mode, this parameter should be "CMM1".

    Example Dim App as Object.
    Set App = CreateObject("Pcdlrn.Application")
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