Annotation Array is not displayed correctly at PartStudioData

georg_von_vietinghoff
georg_von_vietinghoff Member Posts: 9 ✭✭
in FeatureScript

The values are displayed correctly, but not the part. Ideally, the configured part name would be displayed here.
Does anyone have an idea or solution?

here is my code:

  annotation { "Name" : "Bohrung setzten", "Item name" : "Bohrer", "Item label template" : "X #xri: Y #yri: #bohrer"}
  definition.myBohrer is array;
        for (var Bohrung in definition.myBohrer)
        {
            // Nested parameters defined here, as e.g. widget.myParameter
            annotation { "Name" : "X-Richtung" }
            isLength(Bohrung.xri, LENGTH_BOUNDS);
            annotation { "Name" : "Y-Richtung" }
            isLength(Bohrung.yri, LENGTH_BOUNDS);
            annotation { "Name" : "Bohrer auswaehlen" }
            Bohrung.bohrer is PartStudioData;
        }
  
Many thanks and merry christmas
George
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  • kevin_o_toole_1
    kevin_o_toole_1 Onshape Employees, Developers, HDM Posts: 565 image
    PartStudioData parameters without the dialog is opened display the name of the Part Studio, not the Part. If you would like it to behave differently, I would suggest raising an improvement request!
  • georg_von_vietinghoff
    georg_von_vietinghoff Member Posts: 9 ✭✭
    it works  B)

    and that's it, why it works:

    var configname = Bohrung.bohrer.configuration.Konfig_Bohrungen
    var bennenung = l_x_pos/meter*1000 ~ "/" ~ l_y_pos/meter*1000 ~ "/" ~ l_z_pos/meter*1000 ~ "/" ~ configname;
    setFeatureComputedParameter(context, id, { "name" : "bn", "value" : bennenung });



    it accesses the Featurescript ID and reads it out. Since this is all in a "map", you can also get to it.

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