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export multi value text user parameter

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Anonymous
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export multi value text user parameter

I created a sketch that I would like to use in an iFeature.  The sketch dimensions are controlled with an ilogic rule referencing a multi value text user parameter, eg the text parameter pull down menu controls the size of the part.

 

Is there an easy way to get this parameter into an ifeature or derived part?

 

first time use of iLogic looks very powerful, not quite saying goodbye to the sign function yet though

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Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

no ideas?

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MjDeck
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You can't export a Text parameter or use it in an iFeature.  A workaround would be to move the rule that uses the text parameter into the part where you use the iFeature.  It would mean extra work and probably duplication of the rule in several parts, but it should work.

 


Mike Deck
Software Developer
Autodesk, Inc.

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Anonymous
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thanks for the reply, I thought it was too good to be true...  looks like the sign function logic stays around for at least another release.

 

I hope the ilogic gets improved in future releases, it does look good

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Anonymous
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How to export user text parameter into iproperty

 

Create the User text Parameter in Fx Parameter:

Add Text:

 

Eg: Name             Text(type)          Subbu

 

Now open the ILogic Browser and add new Rule : " UserTextExportRule"

In this Rule copy past the below line of code:

 

iProperties.Value("Custom", "Name") = Name

 

 

Save the File and run the rule to see the output in Custome iProperty

 

*** Same can be done for multiline text also in user parameter

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