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Rename shared part with "basename"
I need to rename a lot of shared part and I wandering if any body got a function that can select all shared part, or a list of part, than rename them using a basename.
Thanks Michel
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With or without a macro, don't forget to use the Shared Object Browser in Designer Modeling to help you with this renaming task.
Right-click on any shared part and select Show All Shares. This will open the Shared Object Browser, which can be docked and undocked to the main Browser Bar. See attached image.
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Rename shared part with "basename"
There is a macro to rename multiple shared part?
In format part.001 Es. test_name_part.001 test_name_part.002 test_name_part.003 .... test_name_part.099 TNX Shaba |
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
At http://osd.cad.de/lisp_3d.htm#38, you'll find some code which helps with renaming shared parts. It may not do exactly what you want, but maybe you can adapt it to your requirements.
Claus
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
I don't know if this is of interest to you or not, but our AI MultiRename function (part of our AI DesignAccelerator Professional module) not only does "basename" renames, but also allows you to add prefixes and/or postfixes, as well as search-and-replace functionality. Selection options are also flexible, allowing you to select "All Shared" and "All Shared in Assembly" (in addition to using only the selected objects, of course).
You can see an example of how fast and easy it is to use the "basename" functionality by watching this video. If you would like to try it for yourself, just ask and we'll be glad to provide you with an evaluation license for any of our products. Thanks! andy
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
Thank you very much for help!
I took http://osd.cad.de/lisp_3d.htm#38 macro and i change it to make what i need. Now i can rename part (shared or not) by name or Doc-Info or Masterdata or Doc-Info+masterdata or manually) Very very great!!! TNK again! -- Shaba |
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
Shaba
Could you post the re-written code, or email it to me? Thanks Tom |
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
Please put it here, Shaba.
I would like to see it too. And I guess a lot of us do, too.
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
Two threads on same topic were merged on Sep 17. 2007.
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
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Does it works? -- Shaba |
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
great examples, would be even better if I could read italian or german. Anyone know a good way to translate back and forth into English?
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Re: Rename shared part with "basename"
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http://world.altavista.com/ You can copy and paste text into it and it will attempt to translate. I have used it to try to figure out some German LISP code before. It worked well enough to get some idea of what the comments said and what dialog titles meant. There are other translation sites on the web as well, but Babel Fish was one of the first. The name comes from "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" in which there was a Babel Fish that could be placed in the ear providing translation of all languages.
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