sometimes it works sometimes not

[studiotreccani]

thread561-388210
Hi I try to use this journal but
sometimes it work fine , sometimes not (work only on a few part)


// NX 10.0.1.4
// Journal created by paul.turner V1 - 27/05/15
//
using System;
using System.IO;
using NXOpen;
using NXOpen.UF;
using NXOpen.Utilities;
using NXOpen.Assemblies;


public class NXJournal
{
// Cached NXOpen session
private static NXOpen.Session theSession;
private static NXOpen.UF.UFSession theUFSession;
private static NXOpen.Part workPart;
private static NXOpen.Part displayPart;

//----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Start with displayPart and process all parts in the assembly
public static void ProcessAssy()
{
//theSession.ListingWindow.Open();
try {
ComponentAssembly c = displayPart.ComponentAssembly;
ProcessPart(displayPart);
if (c.RootComponent != null) {
ProcessChildren(c.RootComponent, 0);
}
} catch (Exception e) {
//theSession.ListingWindow.WriteLine("Failed: " & e.ToString);
}
//theSession.ListingWindow.Close();

// reset the display part
NXOpen.PartLoadStatus partLoadStatus1;
NXOpen.PartCollection.SdpsStatus status1;
status1 = theSession.Parts.SetDisplay(displayPart, false, true, out partLoadStatus1);
partLoadStatus1.Dispose();
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------------
// This does not do the component loading
public static void ProcessChildren(Component comp, int indent )
{
foreach (Component child in comp.GetChildren()) {

// insert code to process component or subassembly
if (true /*LoadComponent(child)*/) {
//theSession.ListingWindow.WriteLine("old component name: " + child.Name);
//theSession.ListingWindow.WriteLine("file name: " + child.Prototype.OwningPart.Leaf);
// Get the Part() object
Part aPart = (Part) child.Prototype;
ProcessPart(aPart);
// child.SetName(child.Prototype.OwningPart.Leaf.ToUpper);
//lw.WriteLine("new component name: " & child.Name);
//lw.WriteLine("");
} else {
//component could not be loaded
}
// end of code to process component or subassembly
ProcessChildren(child, indent + 1);
}
}

//----------------------------------------------------------------------
// We know that they are Assemblies.Component objects, from our filter
private static void ProcessPart(Part aPart)
{
// HandleSelectionColor can only be called on DisplayedPart
// so change
NXOpen.PartLoadStatus partLoadStatus1;
NXOpen.PartCollection.SdpsStatus status1;
status1 = theSession.Parts.SetDisplay(aPart, true, true, out partLoadStatus1);
partLoadStatus1.Dispose();

// change the selection colours
aPart.Preferences.ColorSettingVisualization.SelectionColor = 119;
aPart.Preferences.ColorSettingVisualization.PreselectionColor = 149;

string rootDir = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("UGII_ROOT_DIR");
string colorPalette = rootDir + "\\ugcolor.cdf";
string colorName = "";
string red = "";
string green = "";
string blue = "";
double[] rgbColor = new double[3];
int thisColor = 0;
string textLine = "";
int lineCounter = 0;
Stream myStream = null;

//VB FileSystem.FileOpen(1, colorPalette, OpenMode.Input, -1, -1, -1);
System.IO.StreamReader file = new System.IO.StreamReader(@colorPalette);
//VB while (!(FileSystem.EOF(1)))
while ((textLine = file.ReadLine()) != null)
{
//VB textLine = FileSystem.LineInput(1);
if (lineCounter > 3)
{
colorName = textLine.Substring(0, 30);
red = textLine.Substring(34, 8);
green = textLine.Substring(45, 8);
blue = textLine.Substring(56, 8);
rgbColor[0] = Convert.ToDouble(red);
rgbColor[1] = Convert.ToDouble(green);
rgbColor[2] = Convert.ToDouble(blue);
thisColor = lineCounter - 4;
theUFSession.Disp.SetColor(thisColor, UFConstants.UF_DISP_rgb_model, colorName, rgbColor);
}
lineCounter++;
}
//VB FileSystem.FileClose(1);
file.Close();

theUFSession.Disp.LoadColorTable();
}


//----------------------------------------------------------------------
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
theSession = Session.GetSession();
theUFSession = UFSession.GetUFSession();
workPart = theSession.Parts.Work;
displayPart = theSession.Parts.Display;

// Undo
NXOpen.Session.UndoMarkId markId1;
markId1 = theSession.SetUndoMark(NXOpen.Session.MarkVisibility.Visible, "Start");
theSession.SetUndoMarkName(markId1, "Update Colours");

// Process the assembly
ProcessAssy();
}
public static int GetUnloadOption(string dummy) { return (int)NXOpen.Session.LibraryUnloadOption.Immediately; }

}


Any suggestion please?

NX 7.5 64bit
NX 9.0.3.4 MP4 64bit
NX 10.0.3.5 MP3 64bit

http://www.studiotreccani.com

 

[NutAce]

Do you have write access to all the parts?

Ronald van den Broek
Senior Application Engineer
Winterthur Gas & Diesel Ltd
NX9 / TC10.1.2

Building new PLM environment from Scratch using NX12 / TC11

 

[studiotreccani]

Yes
The assembly and the parts, is saved on my computer
without any restriction.
And the files have a single directory for each project
(load from folder /OPTION) (fully load /OPTION)....
I actualy work with NX 12.0.2.9 MP4


NX 7.5 64bit
NX 9.0.3.4 MP4 64bit
NX 10.0.3.5 MP3 64bit

http://www.studiotreccani.com

 

[looslib]

Something may have changed in the structures between 10.0.1 and 12.0.2.


"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."

Ben Loosli

 

[NutAce]

The components which aren't changed, when you open them separately, do they get changed?

Ronald van den Broek
Senior Application Engineer
Winterthur Gas & Diesel Ltd
NX9 / TC10.1.2

Building new PLM environment from Scratch using NX12 / TC11

 

[studiotreccani]

NutAce,
yes if I run the program on the single part, that aren't change from the assembly,
it work.


I actualy work with NX 12.0.2.9 MP4
NX 10.0.3.5 MP3

http://www.studiotreccani.com

 

[studiotreccani]

I found out the origin of the problem:
when there's a part suppressed
the journal does not processed all the files.
But I don't know how the avoid this issue...
Any help please.

I actualy work with NX 12.0.2.9 MP4
NX 10.0.3.5 MP3

http://www.studiotreccani.com

 

[cowski]

I don't remember all the specifics, but I believe that when a component is explicitly suppressed, it won't be loaded the next time the assembly is opened. Also, if the component is set to non-geometric or reference only, it will be ignored by default (there is an environment variable to change this behavior).

I wrote some code a while back that attempts to open all the components of an assembly. However, I don't remember what happens to explicitly suppressed components...

http://nxjournaling.com/comment/718#comment-718

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