text file in V4 drawing
text file in V4 drawing
(OP)
Hi,
How can I include a text file which contains more than 80 characters per line?
Thank you for your help.
How can I include a text file which contains more than 80 characters per line?
Thank you for your help.





RE: text file in V4 drawing
The number its set at, and if its highlighted (selected) represents how many blank lines you get every time you
enter text.
What you need to do is dehighlight (unselect) that selection box. Then you can add more text to the same line.
you will still be limited to the 80 characters before you have to hit enter, but then you can continue in the same line of text (subtext).
Then when you want to go to the next line reselect the menu pick with the number in it.
RE: text file in V4 drawing
It has already been a thread in COE discussing this:
http://neo3.sba.com/forums/Thread.cfm?CFApp=57&Thread_ID=28971&mc=7#Top
Just put the abstract in here:
"alias M1000 =
catia.REPORT = '/foldername' ;
CATIA.RECORD_LENGTH.M1000 = 132;
"
It's found that 132 is the maximum length possible for TEXTD2 FIL
cheers. Kennis Tang.
RE: text file in V4 drawing
I've set the CATIA.RECORD_LENGTH.M1000 to 132 but I don't know how to create a 132 characters txtn in TEXTD2 function. Is there something to change in the TEXTD2 standard?
My objective is to import a .report file on a drawing via an IUA macro.
Actually, each line of my file is truncated at the 80th character.
I'm thinking that if I understand how the TEXTD2 function works, the IUA will work too.
Matt
RE: text file in V4 drawing
Thank you for your response but I wouldn't like subtext
RE: text file in V4 drawing
Well, the Record_Length declaration works for TEXTD2 FIL as well as batch utility, but not for interactive TEXTD2 which I believe still gets the Max Limit of 80 characters per line. (Remark:using /quitxt can have 1024 characters in one line)
So if I could suggest to check whether the declaration is properly declared or not by typing in the prompt :
catpath -l -A catia.record_length.*
Cheers. Kennis Tang.
RE: text file in V4 drawing