parameters in the cartiglio

[kertus]

Good morning, guys.

I've been trying for the first time in the construction of a custom cartilage

I kindly wanted to ask experts how I can solve the following problems:

1) make sure that at the opening of the cartilage for the beginning of a table setting the program directly immects the parameter that I have stated within the part

2) make sure that at the opening of the cartilage is the program to question me about how to compile the various fields through the dialog box in which to enter the values of the parameters that asks me

3) how to manage things like the name of the assieme, of the subaxieme (if present), number of the sheets, of the revisions

Actually (tell me if I'm wrong) point 1 I find it is not versatile because it implies that I build a custom template where to enter default parameters (e.g. the design parameter etc.)! If I do not create it in practice I should do it by hand every time I create the part with the risk that if I do not denote exactly the parameter the program does not call me back to the right cart.

point 2 would find it more interesting (if possible)

Thank you very much

 

[320i S]

you need to create a format, in this format insert the chart and in each cell, the parameter you want with front of the "&"
in the guide are also listed the various parameters of table as scale, sheet number, total sheets etc.

all parameters in the cartiglio not present in mathematics, will be required at the beginning of drawing creation and will become to all the effects of the texts and no more updated voices automatically.
versatility is precisely that if the parameter is missing, the program gives you the possibility to insert a text entry.

 

[kertus]

you need to create a format, in this format insert the chart and in each cell, the parameter you want with front of the "&"
in the guide are also listed the various parameters of table as scale, sheet number, total sheets etc.

all parameters in the cartiglio not present in mathematics, will be required at the beginning of drawing creation and will become to all the effects of the texts and no more updated voices automatically.
versatility is precisely that if the parameter is missing, the program gives you the possibility to insert a text entry.

Thank you very much, after I try, and in case I ask you

 

[kertus]

As you say it works, but the doubt remains to understand what the different ways of completing the entries in the table (I bring you examples of a format file)

 

[320i S]

because you are putting the parameter description and the parameter reference in the same table cell.
then for each parameter you have to have 2 cells, one to describe the parameter and one with the referenced parameter.
example in the case of the scale:

cell 1 -> scale:
cell 2 -> &scale

then you can remove the line separating the 2 adjacent cells, making it one visually.

 

[kertus]

Thanks 320i s

I had this idea, but I don't understand the use of these braces in the syntax.

example, to write in one cell the date could not write as follows?

dates
>

What changes in all the figures that I have reported the use of braces?

in reference to the example of the above mentioned date, if then I in one part created the parameter called exactly the same in practice he would compile alone the right table? If I don't create the parameter gives me the chance to manually enter it, don't I?

 

[320i S]

is used to separate parameters from simple texts, automatically.
nothing changes in terms of syntax, but what you find at re-editing would be the correct syntax.

if the program finds the parameter, puts exactly what it finds as value, otherwise to the creation of the 2d, asks if you want to insert a text, if you send it without inserting anything, the table box becomes empty.

this also applies when inserting extra tables that recall parameters.

 

[kertus]

you could tell me where to find the list of syntaxes starting with & that I create automatically recognize (fog, etc...)
Thank you.

 

[320i S]

search for "system parameters for drawings", you should find them all listed.

 

[kertus]

Thank you very much