Looking at the association of parameters by VBA

[USB Memory]

Hi all

Is there any way to just look at the each association
between parameters in CATIA and ones in Excel by VBA?
Parameters mean userparameters I defined

thanks

 

[LWolf]

I found this:

http://www.coe.org/p/fo/et/thread=18139

regards,
LWolf

 

[USB Memory]

Thank you for your kindness.

I checked the macro script but it is only used to links an excel table with a design table.
I want to see the each association which are already linked like perameter "D1" in CATIA linked "D" in Excel.

thanks

 

[LWolf]

yes, but that was just an example... showing the interface--explore the possibilities (if any) of the designtable syntax...

regards,
LWolf

 

[USB Memory]

Thank you, Wolf

the script is a good stepping stone and I'm serching into objects for the association.
but I haven't found the one yet.

 

[LWolf]

The online documentation doesn't show any methods for looking at the associated pairs...

http://catiadoc.free.fr/online/interfaces/interface_DesignTable.htm

but here is a nice example of scripting a design table...

http://catiadoc.free.fr/online/CAAScdKniUseCases/macros/CAAKniDesignTable.CATScript

regards,
LWolf

 

[USB Memory]

Thank you for your new information.

I just checked the script on my enviroment.
but I think the script can wark as making DesignTable and add association dimension with parameters.
It's still difficult to see the association between parameters in CATIA and ones in Excel.

Specifically, I want to see the accosiation bellow picture by VBA

Thanks

 

[Little Cthulhu]

Can't be done with Automation, only with CAA.

 

[USB Memory]

Thank you for answer.

I don't need to open the window like the picture.
I just want to watch the association through some properties.
(A is associated with A, B is associated with B)
As far as searching, there is no properties which have the association(excel parameter name).

thanks

 

[Little Cthulhu]

I got what you want, and I was refering to the original thread request. Same answer - not possible in Automation. Look for non-programming workarounds.

 

[USB Memory]

Thank you Little.

I will give up on that.
The reason why I wanted to take the association is automatic control of parameters.
For the reason, I'll find another way without using the association.

thanks