How to check an not Attach a Detail View Boundary

[ngnam1988]

Dears,

I'm trying check the detail view boundary that not attached to parent view. Please help me how to do get it. Thanks,

[ngnam1988]

Dears,

I'm trying check the detail view boundary that not attached to parent view. Please help me how to do get it. Thanks,

[A.Acheson]

Hi @ngnam1988 

Maybe this what your looking for?

Syntax

DetailDrawingView.AttachPoint() As GeometryIntent

If that isn't what your looking for please explain in a little more detail. 

Property Value

[A.Acheson]

Hi @ngnam1988 

Maybe this what your looking for?

Syntax

DetailDrawingView.AttachPoint() As GeometryIntent

If that isn't what your looking for please explain in a little more detail. 

Property Value

[ngnam1988]

Thanks @A.Acheson 
Normally, in our technical drawings its must be attached manually. I wanna check the boundary is attached or not? If not return the warning.

[ngnam1988]

Thanks @A.Acheson 
Normally, in our technical drawings its must be attached manually. I wanna check the boundary is attached or not? If not return the warning.

[FINET_Laurent · Accepted solution]

Hello @ngnam1988,

To acommplish this, we can check the AttachPoint property of a detail drawing view. If it is nothing, this means that the boundary is not attached to any geometry (free). If it is something else, this means it is attached. Here an example code that let you pick a drawing view & checks for this property :

Dim v As Inventor.DrawingView = ThisApplication.CommandManager.Pick(SelectionFilterEnum.kDrawingViewFilter, "")
If v.Type <> ObjectTypeEnum.kDetailDrawingViewObject Then Exit Sub
	
If v.AttachPoint is nothing then msgbox("Not attached!")

Would that suits your needs ?

Kind regards,

FINET L.

[FINET_Laurent · Accepted solution]

Hello @ngnam1988,

To acommplish this, we can check the AttachPoint property of a detail drawing view. If it is nothing, this means that the boundary is not attached to any geometry (free). If it is something else, this means it is attached. Here an example code that let you pick a drawing view & checks for this property :

Dim v As Inventor.DrawingView = ThisApplication.CommandManager.Pick(SelectionFilterEnum.kDrawingViewFilter, "")
If v.Type <> ObjectTypeEnum.kDetailDrawingViewObject Then Exit Sub
	
If v.AttachPoint is nothing then msgbox("Not attached!")

Would that suits your needs ?

Kind regards,

FINET L.