I have a script that changes the alignment offset values.
but when I run it it changes the theoretical values of all points.
what should I change in my script so that it doesn't change the nominals of the points?
when you change an offset in an alignment, Pcdmis will prompt you if you want to UPDATE all the stuff below. Try it without the script.
IF YOU DO NOT see that prompt, then someone at some point in time, clicked on DO NOT SHOW THIS AGAIN (or whatever it states) in the pop-up that is asking you if you want to update.
You should be able to make this show up again by going into the F5 menu, and click on the WARNINGS button on the GENERAL tab and tell it to show it again.
They have made a LOT of changes to this over the years, but you USED TO be able to select the default action (yes or no) and if the pop-up will display asking (yes or no) for almost EVERY item in the check list of the GENERAL tab. Too many of these were 'removed' in newer versions, and that is enough to anger the Good Humor man.
But, check in the warnings and see if it has been defaulted to YES update and NO don't show, and change them.
if you change manually yes question.
but I intended to do it automatically. because I wanted to do this in several programs.
and I can't hide the window because it's needed by other programs.
One cheat I've come up with is to create the variable alignment using the first part that the program was written for. After your A1 alignment create a generic point and use math for the nom and meas values (at 0-0-0) then create another alignment using that point and the rest of your program should be solid and update the rest of the program
unfortunately it didn't work.
attached I have my vb6 code and the program before and after running the script.
Someone can help me?
if there is any error or another way to do it.
I copied and tested your script,
I don't see the behavior you describe in my case.
the script changes the offset values as desired, but at the same time the nominal values are
not updated on all subsequent commands.
this probably means that in your measurement routine the message "update nomials" is set to yes as the default.
unfortunately it didn't work.
I have no as preferred
