pycatia.eno_cd5_interfaces.cd5_engine_v6_r2014x

Module initially auto generated using V5Automation files from CATIA V5 R28 on 2020-09-25 14:34:21.593357

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class pycatia.eno_cd5_interfaces.cd5_engine_v6_r2014x.CD5EngineV6R2014x(com_object)

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System.IUnknown
System.IDispatch
System.CATBaseUnknown
System.CATBaseDispatch
System.AnyObject
ENOCD5Interfaces.CD5Engine
CD5EngineV6R2014x

Represents the ENOVIA V6 Integration Engine, that is to say the entry point to
the CATIA/ENOVIA V6 Integration.

It allows end user to realize ENOVIA V6 Integration operations such as
Connection, Disconnection, Open, Save…
Note that all operations performed from this interface are the same as
operations available in the ENOVIA V6 menu in CATIA, unless most of them are
executed without panel.

Example:

The following example indicates how to retrieve the ENOVIA V6 Integration
Engine.

Dim oCD5Engine As CD5EngineV6R2014x
Set oCD5Engine = CATIA.GetItem(“CD5EngineV6R2014x”)
create_save_operation(i_scope: int) → CD5SaveOperation

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o Func CreateSaveOperation(CD5SaveOperation_Scope iScope) As
CD5SaveOperation

Creates the basic Save Operation object. It requires ENOVIA V6
connection.

Parameters:

iScope
The scope of the Save Operation.

Returns:
The created Save Operation.
Throws:

-1697450280 : CATIA is not connected to ENOVIA V6.

Example:

The following example creates a Save Operation with the whole session
as scope on CD5Engine oCD5Engine:

Dim SaveOperation As CD5SaveOperation
Set SaveOperation = oCD5Engine.CreateSaveOperation(CD5SaveOperation_Session)
Parameters:

i_scope (int) – enum cd5_save_operation_scope

Return type:

CD5SaveOperation

generate_autoname(i_autoname_series: str, i_count: int) → tuple

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o Func GenerateAutoname(CATBSTR iAutonameSeries,
short iCount) As CATSafeArrayVariant

Generates and gets the Autonames for the given series. It requires ENOVIA
V6 connection.

Parameters:

iAutonameSeries
The Autoname Series for which we want to generate Autonames.

iCount
The number of Autonames to be generated.

Returns:
The array of generated Autonames.
Throws:

-1697450280 : CATIA is not connected to ENOVIA V6.

Example:

The following example generates and gets 1 Autoname for series “A
Size”:

Dim Autoname As CATBSTR
Autoname = oCD5Engine.GenerateAutoname(“A Size”, 1)(0)
Parameters:

  • i_autoname_series (str) –

  • i_count (int) –

Return type:

tuple

get_autoname_series(i_type: str) → tuple

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o Func GetAutonameSeries(CATBSTR iType) As
CATSafeArrayVariant

Gets the Autoname Series for an input type. It requires ENOVIA V6
connection.

Parameters:

iType
The ENOVIA type of the Object (“CATIA Embedded Component”…).


Returns:
The array of Autoname Series.
Throws:

-1697450280 : CATIA is not connected to ENOVIA V6.

Example:

The following example gets autoname series for CATIA Embedded
Component:

Dim AutonameSeries As CATSafeArrayVariant
AutonameSeries = oCD5Engine.GetAutonameSeries(“CATIA Embedded Component”)
Parameters:

i_type (str) –

Return type:

tuple