Custom Values using Radio Button

[jam_bhatti]

Hello

i am trying to edit custom values using multivalue list radio button. clicking first radio button and then 2nd radio button to editing custom values and click  back first radio button the value shown same i was edited 2nd radio button. could be possible to show these value previously which i was assigned for first button.

to understand my question Please watch the video link below.

http://s0.docspal.com/files/processed/46/7678146-mnoexppm/Cylinder_(new).flv

[jam_bhatti]

Colud any one help in light of my base post.

below the code which i defined.

SyntaxEditor Code Snippet

If CyList = 1 Then
Parameter("Cylinder-01-01:1", "THK1") = CTHK
Parameter("Cylinder-01-01:1", "HT1") = CHT
Parameter("Cylinder-01-01:1", "SSA1") = CSSA
THK1 = CTHK
HT1 = CHT
SSA1 = CSSA
End If
If CyList = 2 Then
Parameter("Cylinder-02-01:1", "THK2") = CTHK
Parameter("Cylinder-02-01:1", "HT2") = CHT
Parameter("Cylinder-02-01:1", "SSA2") = CSSA
THK2 = CTHK
HT2 = CHT
SSA2 = CSSA
End If
If CyList = 3 Then
Parameter("Cylinder-03-01:1", "THK3") = CTHK
Parameter("Cylinder-03-01:1", "HT3") = CHT
Parameter("Cylinder-03-01:1", "SSA3") = CSSA
THK3 = CTHK
HT3 = CHT
SSA3 = CSSA
End If

[TONELLAL]

To simplify the code you can use :

i = CyList

Parameter("Cylinder-0" & i & "-01:1", "THK" & i) = CTHK

Parameter ("THK" & i) = CTHK

Hope this help !

[jam_bhatti]

@TONELLAL 

Thanks for simplifying the code its really helpfull, but my question still untreated. the values still remain same as last edited by changing Cylist.

[VdVeek]

jam_bhatti have a look at this website parameter-dependency-in-ilogic there is an example you can use.

Rob.

[jam_bhatti]

@VdVeek

I couldn't understand how did i with the reference link logic. if you prepare some coding for my case it will be highly appriciated.

Jamil

[Vladimir.Ananyev]

iLogic Form API does not support radio buttons events at the moment. If you need more please consider an Inventor AddIn development.

As a workaround you may add an “Apply” button to the Form that could apply parameter changes to the model leaving the form opened.

If your form is modal then you may additionally check the FormReturnValue after the form was closed.  This gives you an opportunity to process some events like Cancel, OK, or Close button was pressed to exit the form.  Here is an iLogic code snippet:

'run for modal form "Form 1"
Dim R As FormReturnValue  = iLogicForm.Show("Form 1", FormMode.Modal)

Dim St As String
Select Case R.Result.tostring
	Case "Cancel"
		st = "Cancel"
	Case "OK"
		st = "OK"
	Case "Close"
		st = "Close"
	Case Else
		st="???  " & R.Result.tostring 
End Select
MsgBox(st)

See attached ipt file.  I’m not sure that I understand your intent properly, but hope this helps a little.

Btw, your video link does not work 😞

cheers,

[jam_bhatti]

Thanks to answering but still un-solved. 

Radio button link values need to return show as i assigned previously.

Please find the video link below to explain the problem.

http://s0.docspal.com/files/processed/15/7740015-xkxygogx/Cylinder_(new).flv

[Vladimir.Ananyev]

Thanks for the video.  At the absence of the radio buttons events the only thing is to use a special iLogic rule that is invoked by the Apply button (or the Cylinders  parameter) and synchronizes all your dimensions according to the current Cylinders value.