custom bubble properties

[Loutenr1]

Hello, everyone. I looked in the forum, but with little success. I wondered if it was possible to create a custom property that worked the "filename" according to my needs, and then put it in the bubble. we say that a part is called 01.01.01.ap1 and that I should insert that file name into the bubble. you can create a property that controls the file name looking for "ap1" and in case you find it, delete it by returning 01.01.01 within a custom property (say "filename mod"). so that you can point to it in the bubble.
I hope you understand

 

[re_solidworks]

Hello, everyone. I looked in the forum, but with little success. I wondered if it was possible to create a custom property that worked the "filename" according to my needs, and then put it in the bubble. we say that a part is called 01.01.01.ap1 and that I should insert that file name into the bubble. you can create a property that controls the file name looking for "ap1" and in case you find it, delete it by returning 01.01.01 within a custom property (say "filename mod"). so that you can point to it in the bubble.
I hope you understand

I think I understand. you need to create custom property with the name you want and as value from: $prp:"sw-file name"

made this create a preferred bubble pointing to this property. to do so you make a bubble, selection and in the proprety manager modifies the field "bulbing head" from article number to custom property. in the box below choose the property you just created and the bubble is ok.
I also recommend editing style, if you have a long tense better not to use a circle. made this create a favorite and save it in an external file to be able to recall it, the keys of favorites are in the proprety manager of the bubble up.
I hope it's understandable.

Hi.

 

[Loutenr1]

Thank you for the answer! what you described I had already managed to do
I wondered if it was possible to enter a type of control (if - then - else type) within this custom property. so you can delete parts of the file name that I don't need. example: the file name is "finestra-gialla-maniglia-ottone". with a cycle I could check the presence in the file name of terms such as "yellow" "brown" and if present, ask the cycle to return as output of the custom property only "window". I know how to do this in c++, is there anything vaguely similar here?