Is there a way to pull the data from the axis measurements in Geometric Tolerances? I cannot seem to find the correct method to get that data. Is it possible?
ASSIGN/V2=GETTEXTEX(1133, 1, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2") 1133 = REPORT_LABEL_MEAS 1 is the feature index starting at 1 "SEG=1" is the segment desired starting at 1 "FCFLOC2" is the dimension name
This will return a string containing ALL of the measured values with at least 1 spaced between the items.
1131 would return the REPORT_LABEL_AXIS in a single string but no spaces.
I think the above FCF has 4 features so each set of values would be something like this? ASSIGN/V1=GETTEXTEX(1133, 1, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2") ASSIGN/V2=GETTEXTEX(1133, 2, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2") ASSIGN/V3=GETTEXTEX(1133, 3, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2") ASSIGN/V4=GETTEXTEX(1133, 4, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2")
The returned string may have a chr(13) as a delimiter? Can't tell with the expression popup window.
OK. That's an amazing find! And I see the angle and the TP measurements in the same line, separated by spaces. When put into a comment, they are stacked on top each other like the FCF shows.
Now, how would I pull the angle number out of that as it's own value? I am trying to figure that out with the spaces that are within that variable.
SOLUTION (for now): Took those variables, wrote it to a CSV. Opened the CSV to read the first line, as the CSV eliminates the spaces. Then applied that line to a variable.
ASSIGN/V2=GETTEXTEX(1133, 1, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2") 1133 = REPORT_LABEL_MEAS 1 is the feature index starting at 1 "SEG=1" is the segment desired starting at 1 "FCFLOC2" is the dimension name
This will return a string containing ALL of the measured values with at least 1 spaced between the items.
1131 would return the REPORT_LABEL_AXIS in a single string but no spaces.
I think the above FCF has 4 features so each set of values would be something like this? ASSIGN/V1=GETTEXTEX(1133, 1, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2") ASSIGN/V2=GETTEXTEX(1133, 2, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2") ASSIGN/V3=GETTEXTEX(1133, 3, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2") ASSIGN/V4=GETTEXTEX(1133, 4, "SEG=1", "FCFLOC2")
The returned string may have a chr(13) as a delimiter? Can't tell with the expression popup window.
OK. That's an amazing find! And I see the angle and the TP measurements in the same line, separated by spaces. When put into a comment, they are stacked on top each other like the FCF shows.
Now, how would I pull the angle number out of that as it's own value? I am trying to figure that out with the spaces that are within that variable.
SOLUTION (for now): Took those variables, wrote it to a CSV. Opened the CSV to read the first line, as the CSV eliminates the spaces. Then applied that line to a variable.
