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【转帖】set swmodeltemp = swapp.opendoc9compname, swdocpart0
set swmodeltemp = swapp.opendoc(compname, swdocpart)
hi, i was using "set swmodeltemp = swapp.activatedoc2(compname, false, nerrors)" to open my part and do what ever i wanted but now i figured out that i could use "set swmodeltemp = swapp.opendoc(compname, swdocpart)" and still get the handle and do what ever i want with the part. so my questions are: do i need to close the part if using the second method after i am done with it ? if i do, how would i do that ? as it is not actually open. solidworks 2006,2007,2008,2009 (office premium.) core 2 duo e6850 @ 3.00 mhz window xp pro sp3 32 bit ati firegl v7350 set swmodeltemp = swapp.opendoc(compname, swdocpart) swapp.closedoc(swmodeltemp.getpathname()) but may i suggest you use the much more up to date functions such as swapp.opendoc6 or 7 as they aren't deprecated. hi luke, thanks for the reply. i tried that and it does not work, i get an error message "object variable not set". see the wierd thing here is set swmodeltemp = swapp.opendoc(compname, swdocpart) is suppose to actually open the part in its own window i think, then the code you supplied me with would work. i don't want to open the part in its own window so this is working good for me, but being that i am calling an opendoc i wondered if i needed to close it. i tried useing the same line of code in another program but there it just opens the part in it's own window which is not what i am after. what is the proper way to get the handle on a specific part without opening it ? solidworks 2006,2007,2008,2009 (office premium.) core 2 duo e6850 @ 3.00 mhz window xp pro sp3 32 bit ati firegl v7350 answer to get a pointer/handle you need to open the document. you open it using opendoc6 and set the visible property after to false. thanks luke, that works great solidworks 2006,2007,2008,2009 (office premium.) core 2 duo e6850 @ 3.00 mhz window xp pro sp3 32 bit ati firegl v7350 quick |
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