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Columns in the assembly navigator By NXOPEN API

Columns in the assembly navigator By NXOPEN API

Columns in the assembly navigator By NXOPEN API

(OP)
Hello,

I want to manipulate the columns (show, hide,check and add new column )
in the assembly navigator using NXOPEN API. But haven't got a clue how to do this.
My question: Is this possible ? and can someone give me some hints.

Thanks a lot,
Naga Reddy

RE: Columns in the assembly navigator By NXOPEN API

Naga,

The Assembly Navigator column information is stored in the Windows registry (per user, per NX version).
There is no NX API to manipulate it.
But it's "just the registry" winky smile And, regedit.exe (with .reg files) or reg.exe could adjust the values (while NX is not running).

The one binary value for all the "Column Headers" content, width and visibility may make you want to consider using NX to setup the example then exporting to a .reg file.

Hope this helps,
Joe

RE: Columns in the assembly navigator By NXOPEN API

(OP)
Thanks Joe.
But manually we are able to add the columns by "Assembly navigator properties". So i thought we can do it programaticaly.

Regards
Naga Reddy

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