PartGroup Class Reference

PartGroup class is used to specify a part group.
The class can be called from GroupList class.
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Public Member Functions
double	Area ()
	Returns the area for a PartGroup in 2D model. More...
String	GetName ()
	Returns the name of part group. More...
Part *	GetPart (Variant &var)
	Returns a Part object by specifying part ID or name. More...
Part *	GetPartByIndex (int index)
	Returns a Part object by specifying the index. More...
Variant	GetPartIDs ()
	Returns the part ID list. More...
bool	IsValid ()
	Returns True if an object is valid. More...
int	NumParts ()
	Returns number of parts. More...
double	Volume ()
	Returns the volume for a part group in 3D model. More...

Detailed Description

PartGroup class is used to specify a part group.
The class can be called from GroupList class.
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Example of obtaining the class object:

app.GetModel(0).GetGroupList().GetGroup(0)

Member Function Documentation

double PartGroup::Area

(

)

Returns the area for a PartGroup in 2D model.

Returns

Area of part group

Return 0 for 3D model.

String PartGroup::GetName

(

)

Returns the name of part group.

Returns

Name of the part group

Part * PartGroup::GetPart

(

Variant &

var

)

Returns a Part object by specifying part ID or name.

Parameters

var	Name or ID of the part

Returns

Part object

Part * PartGroup::GetPartByIndex

(

int

index

)

Returns a Part object by specifying the index.

Parameters

index

Index of the part

Returns

Part object

Variant PartGroup::GetPartIDs

(

)

Returns the part ID list.

Returns

ID list

bool PartGroup::IsValid

(

)

Returns True if an object is valid.

Returns

Whether or not the PartGroup objects in the list are valid

int PartGroup::NumParts

(

)

Returns number of parts.

Returns

Number of parts

double PartGroup::Volume

(

)

Returns the volume for a part group in 3D model.

Returns

Volume of part group

• Returns 0 as value for 2D model.
  
• The unit of volume that can be obtained with this command is the unit of length applied to the model.
  For example, the unit of volume obtained from the "Volume" script command is 'mm^3.' This occurs when the unit of length is defined as 'mm' and the unit of volume is defined as 'm^3'.