HELP - Short description on keys or blocks

#:HELP;

Information on keys or blocks (if stored) is displayed in the Brief information [Short description] dialog area.

Example:

#:HELP;Skizzen werden fixiert erzeugt und können nicht geändert werden.

The short description [Short description] is only created for the default language at this point.

Note With V11 the translation management of config files has been consistently adapted to the usual standard. Translations can be deposited in def-files for all languages supported by PARTsolutions. Details on this can be found under Section 1.6.2.1, “Translation of the "Brief information " ”. The display in PARTadmin corresponds to the set $CADENAS_LANGUAGE. For compatibility reasons the language-dependent input option has been left. However, it is not used by the V11 ConfigEditor. #:HELP;default;Hello #:HELP;german;Hallo #:HELP;english;Hello #:HELP;spanish;Ola

To insert a multi-line short information, set the hash symbol (#) at the beginning of the subsequent lines.

Example:

#:HELP;This is the text of the first line.
# This is the next line,
# another line
# etc.

Note Lines that begin with a semicolon or without a valid control tag, for example, are not displayed in PARTadmin.

CFGHELP - Short description on configuration file

#:CFGHELP;

Note Place this tag at the end of the configuration file (as with #:VISFGUICFG, if available). It doesn't matter which of these tags is the first. It is only important that no other blocks or keys will follow.

Example:

#:CFGHELP;Hello

In order for multiline help texts to be added, at the beginning of each following line, set the hash mark (#).

Example:

#:CFGHELP;This is the text of the first line.
#This is the next line,
#another line,
#etc.

Note Lines that begin with a semicolon or without a valid control tag, for example, are not displayed in PARTadmin.

Note The translation management happens analogously to the above described under CFGHELP.

VALS_S - Alphanumeric key value

VALS_SE - Alphanumeric key value with default value + free input

#:VALS_SE;

Use this tag if you want to specify values under PARTadmin -> Configuration files category and also allow the free entry of values.

Example:

VALS_SE;„eins“,“zwei“,“drei“

Now the user is allowed to enter „four“ for example. With the tag "VALS_S" this is not possible.

VALS_N - Numerical key value

VALS_NE - Numerical key value with default value + free input

#:VALS_NE;

Use this tag if you want to specify values under PARTadmin -> Configuration files category and also allow the free entry of values.

Example:

VALS_NE;1,2,3

The user is allowed to enter „4“ for example. With the tag "VALS_N" this is not possible.

VALS_L - List field selection with checkboxes

#:VALS_L;

Use this tag if you want to display a list field selection with checkboxes under PARTadmin -> Configuration files category.

Example:

#:VALS_L;1,2,3,4

or

#:VALS_L;a,b,c,d

VALS_LE - List field selection with checkboxes + free input

#:VALS_LE;

Use this tag if you want to display a list field selection with checkboxes under PARTadmin -> Configuration files category and also enable free input.

Example:

#:VALS_LE;a,b,c
Key=a,b,c, extra_value

The user may click into the input field and set an entry there.

VALS_M - Mapped key values

With this tag you can map a value or a range of values onto another value or another value range.

The mapped value is displayed under PARTadmin -> Configuration files category. The user thus sees a "speaking" value, for example; numerical values are used internally.

The mapping partners are separated by semicolon, single values by comma.

Example:

#:VALS_M;"0","1";"Load as part","Load as geometry" 
keyname2=0

A list field selection appears under PARTadmin -> Configuration files category.

VALS_R - Value range specification

#:VALS_R;<from value> - <up to value>

The limits of a value range are separated by a hyphen “-“.

With this type, a listing of single values is not possible.

Example:

#:VALS_R; 0-10
DEBUGMODE=

When entering in PARTadmin -> Configuration files category, a check is carried out. Value entries outside the definition range are not permitted.

VALS_C - Correct display of code phrases

#:VALS_C;<code phrase>

With the help of this tag you can use code phrases in a list field in PARTadmin.

When using several lines as of the second line prefix a hash mark "#".

Then the different options are displayed in a list field.

Example:

#:VALS_C;0
#1
#any_vb_expression
CADOPTION=

INACTIVE - Deactivate key

#:INACTIVE;<name of key>

If a key currently shall not be evaluated by applications, use this tag.

Prefix the key with the string #:INACTIVE;.

Example:

#:INACTIVE;ShowInTable =no

If a key is marked in this way, it is displayed as "inactive" under PARTadmin -> Configuration files category is displayed. In addition, the command Activate key or Deactivate key is available in the context menu, so that the status can be switched at any time.

VISFGUI - Control visibility of keys and blocks

#:VISFGUI;<bool>

Use this tag to control the visibility of keys or blocks in the PARTadmin user interface:

Place this tag in a line before the desired block or key.

VISFGUICFG - Control visibility of configuration files

#:VISFGUICFG;<bool>

With this tag you control the visibility of a configuration file in PARTadmin:

Note Place this tag at the end of the configuration file (as with #:VISFGUICFG, if available). It doesn't matter which of these tags is the first. It is only important that no other blocks or keys will follow.

SIMPLE - Mark important keys for filtering

#:SIMPLE;<bool>

Use this tag in order to mark keys which have to be adjusted in any case to ensure an orderly functioning in PARTsolutions.

In PARTadmin, excellent keys can be filtered out in this way.

Example:

#:SIMPLE;1
poolpath(isCreaOptNotSet)=?_FORMAT_0("$CADENAS_DATA/pool/solidedge/<PREFIXLIST(/)>")....

Place the TAG in a line in front of the desired key.

#:NAME;

#:LNAME;

#:DESC;

#:TOOLTIP;

#:SAMPLE;