Versioning Table for As Saved 2

[gergs]

Can anyone post this section or point me to a resource that has an example of a versioning table for the ug_english file? Im looking for one that will drive the "As Saved" option under load options. I want to use alpha-numeric versioning. Heres how I would like to name my parts and have versioning find the latest. Heres an example of some revised names.

ug.5000e480.01.0a.prt, ug.5000e480.01.0b.prt, ug.5000e480.01.0c.prt

Thanks again,
GG

 

[looslib]

Examples are in the ug_english .def file.

This is what our section looks like.
Our part numbers are in two forms:
12345678.00.prt or 12345678.c.00.prt


! ******************************************
! ** PART NAME VERSIONS **
! ******************************************
!
! The following rules are used to describe the part names
! the system will use when searching for the version of a
! part for an assembly. The syntax for the rules follows
! the Regular Expressions used by the UNIX system. Leaving
! the rules blank means the system does not recognize
! versions of files and will compare complete part names
! when searching for parts.
! Examples follow.
!
! This pattern specifies the general format of versioned
! part names.
!
Assemblies_PartNameFormat: ([0-9]+\\.)([0-9][0-9]|([0-9][0-9sm]|([a-e]\\.[0-9][0-9sm])))


! This value decides which portion of the
! Assemblies_PartNameFormat rule is the
! version independent portion of the name.
! It consists of 2 back-slashes "\\"
! followed by the number of the section.
!
Assemblies_PartNameSubstitution: \\1


! This value is used to match all versions of a part in a
! directory.
! It consists of the Assemblies_PartNameSubstitution
! rule specifying the
! version independent portion of the name along with the
! section of the
! Assemblies_PartNameFormat rule specifying the pattern
! for the part version.
!
Assemblies_PartNameMatch: \\1([0-9][0-9]|([0-9][0-9sm]|([a-e]\\.[0-9][0-9sm])))


! This value decides which portion of the
! Assemblies_PartNameMatch rule
! is the version portion of the name.
!
Assemblies_VersionSubstitution: \\1


! This value decides the sorting order that will be used
! to determine the latest
! version of a file if several exist.
! Note: A valid option must be specified even if file
! versioning is not being used.
!
! Valid options are: [MILITARY,NUMERIC,REVERSE_NUMERIC,ALPHABETIC,REVERSE_ALPHBETIC, ALPHANUMERIC]
!
! where:
! MILITARY : 1 < 1.2 < 3.2.1
! NUMERIC : 2 < 5 < 11
! REVERSE_NUMERIC : 15 < 7 < 2
! ALPHABETIC : a < m < z < av < ff
! REVERSE_ALPHABETIC : z < a < vv < aa
! ALPHANUMERIC : a2 < a5 < b2 < b23 < aa12 < bc22
!
Assemblies_VersionType: NUMERIC


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