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Wed Jan 05, 2005 10:54 pm Post subject:
decimal places in parameters |
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i have mass parameters calculated as follows:
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/* CALCULATE THE MASS_* VALUES
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mass_kg = mp_mass("")
mass_lb = mass_kg / .4536
/*
/* END MASS_* RELATIONS
they result in 2 decimal place numbers. how do i change the number of
decimal places shown?
thanks
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Ben Loosli
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Thu Jan 06, 2005 4:08 am Post subject:
Re: decimal places in parameters |
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Don't know that BUT in WF, you should be using pro_mp_mass, not mp_mass("").
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Ben Loosli
<selmra@comcast.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | i have mass parameters calculated as follows:
/*
/* CALCULATE THE MASS_* VALUES
/*
mass_kg = mp_mass("")
mass_lb = mass_kg / .4536
/*
/* END MASS_* RELATIONS
they result in 2 decimal place numbers. how do i change the number of
decimal places shown?
thanks
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David Janes
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Thu Jan 06, 2005 4:32 am Post subject:
Re: decimal places in parameters |
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: <selmra@comcast.net> wrote
: i have mass parameters calculated as follows:
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: /*
: /* CALCULATE THE MASS_* VALUES
: /*
: mass_kg = mp_mass("")
: mass_lb = mass_kg / .4536
: /*
: /* END MASS_* RELATIONS
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: they result in 2 decimal place numbers. how do i change the number of
: decimal places shown?
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Write the parameter in a note as &mass_kg[.2] The decimal point and number in
brackets tells Pro/e how many decimal places to display. Don't remember if it
truncates or rounds.
David Janes
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Thu Jan 06, 2005 9:37 pm Post subject:
Re: decimal places in parameters |
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this doesn't change the display of a model tree column displaying the
parameter
(I don't think!) |
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David Janes
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Fri Jan 07, 2005 6:05 am Post subject:
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: <selmra@comcast.net> wrote
: this doesn't change the display of a model tree column displaying the
: parameter
: (I don't think!)
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Yeah, Pro/e's goofy that way. It assumes that, if you'd wanted the parameter to
change, you'd have changed the model in some way that would have effected the
mass. So, do what it wants (or something like it, such as) suppress a feature and
resume it. This should cause a recalc of mass in your relation, and so, in the
drawing note that uses that parameter.
If this doesn't work, I've got another method that's less goofy.
David Janes |
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