Replace component by VBA and Imates !!!!!!!!!! HELP !!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Our basic product is a combination from several assemblies which are placed on Composit Imates. For each project we have to customize this product by replacing components. When I activate "replace component", I get the warning "Possible Constraint Loss", I confirm with "OK" and the sub-assembly is replaced correct. The problem is that the VBA code does not wait for the warning box, so I can not activate OK to accept the warning. What can I do to prevent or to accept this warning ?

[Anonymous]

What happens, if you set
Application::SilentOperation to true?

Steffen Pudor

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Our
basic product is a combination from several assemblies which are placed on
Composit Imates. For each project we have to customize this product by
replacing components. When I activate "replace component", I get the warning
"Possible Constraint Loss", I confirm with "OK" and the sub-assembly is
replaced correct. The problem is that the VBA code does not wait for the
warning box, so I can not activate OK to accept the warning. What can I do to
prevent or to accept this warning ?

[Anonymous]

Steffen, thanks for the suggestion.
We tried this, but it does not suppress the message.

[Anonymous]

It is possible to avoid the Messagebox with warning when replacing components/assembly's by using the next sample code:

Dim oOccurrence as ComponentOccurrence
Set oOccurrence = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument.
.ComponentDefinition.Occurrences.Item(1)
oOccurrence.Replace C:\Temp\Part2.ipt", True

ThijsR (Holland)

[Anonymous]

The fact that SilentOperation does not work in this
case is a bug.  I've filed a defect.

-Brian

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Steffen,
thanks for the suggestion.
We tried this, but it does not suppress the
message.