Part Name Versioning
Part Name Versioning
(OP)
UGNX 3.0.4.2
I'm having some trouble setting up my part name version format. I've looked at the examples in the Help section and there isn't one quite like our situation. If one of the "experts" could help set me up it would be greatly appreciated. Our company was bought recently, so now we have two file naming conventions to account for.
Example 1:
40406_a.prt
51299_.prt
66029_c.prt
x55055_a.prt
breaks down as:
numeric p/n ("x" in front of part number if experimental),
underscore,
revision letter (or nothing if no revision)
Example 2:
343191901_a05.prt
291182602_b10.prt
311582901_-01.prt
e343110635.prt
breaks down as
numeric p/n ("e" in front of part number if experimental),
underscore,
revision letter or hyphen & number
I've been round and round trying to set this up all afternoon w/o much luck. Can anyone help?
TIA
I'm having some trouble setting up my part name version format. I've looked at the examples in the Help section and there isn't one quite like our situation. If one of the "experts" could help set me up it would be greatly appreciated. Our company was bought recently, so now we have two file naming conventions to account for.
Example 1:
40406_a.prt
51299_.prt
66029_c.prt
x55055_a.prt
breaks down as:
numeric p/n ("x" in front of part number if experimental),
underscore,
revision letter (or nothing if no revision)
Example 2:
343191901_a05.prt
291182602_b10.prt
311582901_-01.prt
e343110635.prt
breaks down as
numeric p/n ("e" in front of part number if experimental),
underscore,
revision letter or hyphen & number
I've been round and round trying to set this up all afternoon w/o much luck. Can anyone help?
TIA





RE: Part Name Versioning
Where I work, we have adopted General Motors naming scheme. We use the master model format (Drawing format that has a math model linked to it).
Example ours are;
x10000.dwgfmt.prt
|
- x10000.mldes.prt
Maybe expand on your question.
Justin Ackley
Designer
jackley@gmail.com
RE: Part Name Versioning
RE: Part Name Versioning
Substitute: \\1
Match: \\1([ a-z]|([\\-a-z][0-9]))
Read up Unix Regular Expressions.
Try to do the rules for each numbering system independently, then combine them.
It has been 13 years since I set up the rules, so I hope I still remembered what the syntax was.
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