Does anyone know a way to find references without opening an assembly?
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API-finding references without opening the assembly
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17 years ago
Yes : SldWorks::GetDocumentDependencies2
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Yes, It is possible also without SolidWorks. There is a library: SolidWorks Document Manager API that make it possible. This is a library that all PDM systems uses to manage SolidWorks files.
ListOfFiles = SwDMDocument5.GetAllExternalReferences2 ( pSrcOption, brokenRefVar)
Input: (ISwDMSearchOption) pSrcOption Pointer to the SwDMSearchOption object
Output: (VARIANT) brokenRefVar VARIANT of type SafeArray of the statuses of the any broken external references as defined in swDmReferenceStatus (see Remarks)
Output: (VARIANT) ListOfFiles VARIANT of type SafeArray of the names of the external references used in this document
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Yes, It is possible also without SolidWorks. There is a library: SolidWorks Document Manager API that make it possible. This is a library that all PDM systems uses to manage SolidWorks files.
ListOfFiles = SwDMDocument5.GetAllExternalReferences2 ( pSrcOption, brokenRefVar)
Input: (ISwDMSearchOption) pSrcOption Pointer to the SwDMSearchOption object
Output: (VARIANT) brokenRefVar VARIANT of type SafeArray of the statuses of the any broken external references as defined in swDmReferenceStatus (see Remarks)
Output: (VARIANT) ListOfFiles VARIANT of type SafeArray of the names of the external references used in this document
Juanjo
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Wasn't that new in 2007?
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Philippe,
The one thing this lacks is the ability to figure out which configuration of the reference is being used. But it was a big help.
Philippe Guglielmetti wrote: