Disassemble Actions

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This section is used to describe some of the functions used to implement the “Disassemble” actions.

sgm_disassemble_chain	(chain_list, delete_original)

Description:
This function disassembles a set of chains into constituent curves.
Input:
STRING	chain_list[]	This value specifies the set of chains to be disassembled.
LOGICAL	delete_original	This value is set to TRUE if the original chains are to be deleted. If this value is set to FALSE, the original entities will not be deleted.
Output:
INTEGER	<Return Value>	This function returns a value of 0 when executed successfully and a non zero value to indicate a change in status or an error.
Error Conditions:
-1	This is an internal status condition. There is no corresponding status message in the message database.

Description:

This function disassembles a set of chains into constituent curves.

Input:

STRING

chain_list[]

This value specifies the set of chains to be disassembled.

LOGICAL

delete_original

This value is set to TRUE if the original chains are to be deleted. If this value is set to FALSE, the original entities will not be deleted.

Output:

INTEGER

This function returns a value of 0 when executed successfully and a non zero value to indicate a change in status or an error.

Error Conditions:

-1

This is an internal status condition. There is no corresponding status message in the message database.

This function displays a message listing the number of curves created and their IDs.

The number of curves created from each chain is a function of how the chain was created. Each curve will be displayed in the graphics window as it is created.

This function can display a fatal popup message form with the following messages:

1000201	%A% is not a recognized syntax for a Curve List.
38000470	Unable to load the curve into the database.
38000471	Curve %I% is not a chain.
38000805	Unable to acquire %I% words of virtual memory.

1000201

%A% is not a recognized syntax for a Curve List.

38000470

Unable to load the curve into the database.

38000471

Curve %I% is not a chain.

38000805

Unable to acquire %I% words of virtual memory.

sgm_disassemble_tsurf	(surface_list, delete_original)

Description:
This function disassembles a set of trimmed surfaces into parent surfaces and edge curves.
Input:
STRING	surface_list[]	This value specifies the set of trimmed surfaces.
LOGICAL	delete_original	This value is set to TRUE if the original trimmed surfaces are to be deleted. If this value is set to FALSE, the original entities will not be deleted.
Output:
INTEGER	<Return Value>	This function returns a value of 0 when executed successfully and a non zero value to indicate a change in status or an error.
Error Conditions:
-1	This is an internal status condition. There is no corresponding status message in the message database.

Description:

This function disassembles a set of trimmed surfaces into parent surfaces and edge curves.

Input:

STRING

surface_list[]

This value specifies the set of trimmed surfaces.

LOGICAL

delete_original

This value is set to TRUE if the original trimmed surfaces are to be deleted. If this value is set to FALSE, the original entities will not be deleted.

Output:

INTEGER

This function returns a value of 0 when executed successfully and a non zero value to indicate a change in status or an error.

Error Conditions:

-1

This is an internal status condition. There is no corresponding status message in the message database.

This function displays a message listing the number of surfaces and curves created and their IDs.

Each trimmed surface will be disassembled into a single surface and a number of curves that is a function of how the trimmed surface was created. Each surface and curve will be displayed in the graphics window as it is created.

This function can display a fatal popup message form with the following messages:

38000468	Surface %I% is not a general trimmed surface.
38000805	Unable to acquire %I% words of virtual memory.

38000468

Surface %I% is not a general trimmed surface.

38000805

Unable to acquire %I% words of virtual memory.

sgm_disassemble_solid	(solid_list, delete_original, created_labels)

Description:
This function disassembles a set of solids into subordinate surface faces.
Input:
STRING	solid_list[]	This value specifies the list of solids to be disassembled.
LOGICAL	delete_original	This value is set to TRUE if the original solids are to be deleted. If this value is set to FALSE, the original entities will not be deleted.
Output:
STRING	created_labels[]	This value returns the a list of the labels for the created entities.
INTEGER	<Return Value>	This function returns a value of 0 when executed successfully and a non zero value to indicate a change in status or an error.
Error Conditions:
1000025	Error attempting to allocate virtual memory.
8107002	Last command aborted.

Description:

This function disassembles a set of solids into subordinate surface faces.

Input:

STRING

solid_list[]

This value specifies the list of solids to be disassembled.

LOGICAL

delete_original

This value is set to TRUE if the original solids are to be deleted. If this value is set to FALSE, the original entities will not be deleted.

Output:

STRING

created_labels[]

This value returns the a list of the labels for the created entities.

INTEGER

This function returns a value of 0 when executed successfully and a non zero value to indicate a change in status or an error.

Error Conditions:

1000025

Error attempting to allocate virtual memory.

8107002

Last command aborted.

This function displays a message listing the number of surfaces created and their IDs.

The number of surfaces created from each depends on the geometry of the solid. Each surface will be displayed in the graphics window as it is created.