Cycling Plist cells using " UFTabnot Class "

[lklo]

hi -

I have found out that its possible to cycle through all cells in a partslist , using NXOpen.UF.
I want to store all cell values in a arraylist . no problem

But problem is when I ask for the output-parameter in this command: ufs.TABNOT.askcelltext(celltag,celltext).(first parameter cell tag , and second parameter string variable).

Instead of outputting ex "12" in a POS column , it outputs the partslist´s cell variable in the POS column <W$=@POS>

When I overwrite the cell manually ,and type in ex "12" and run the scribt Again ,the output is OK ("12")

Some here have an idea what to do?

lklo

 

[JohnRBaker]

The command is doing exactly what it says, that is returning the 'celltext', which actually IS <W$=@POS>.

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[lklo]

Thanks for your answer.

I have to see if it is possible to make a workaround.
The UFTabnot Class is very extensive - maybee there is another solution.

lklo

 

[cowski]

In the API reference, search for the GetEvaluatedText method. Also, there is a C# example in GTAC solutions showing its use.

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[lklo]

I ran into problems with the GetEvaluatedText command ,because the first input-parameter is required as Annotation format.The output-format from the command ufs.TABNOT.askcelltext()
is string format. BUT: I made a further study of the UFTabnot Class , and I found this command ufs.TABNOT.askevaluatedcelltext().

Now it work´s.

It is possible for me now, to write direct to Excell Sheet (formated as Company Part list).
No exporting txt files or csv , no "playing" with Spaces or Tabs from temporary files.

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Thank´s to both of you.

lklo