Hello

What I want to do is create reports from ProE and then extract data from
those reports. This data can be used for different purposes:
* Store bills of materials (already doing this)
* Store parameter information
* Check parameters validity (dates, values, internal rules)
* Create mapkeys that do complex tasks
* Check that external references follow certain rules
* Extract information from trail file
* Check relations

While doing this I see I will need some subs that can be standard.
That's the reason I thought about a module.

Maybe some of this could be done with Pro/CHECK (is that the name?) and
JScript, but Perl seems easy.

Thanks for your answer

Daniel Garcia


El lun, 15-12-2003 a las 20:45, Grzegorz Kołodziej escribió:
> Hi,
> 
> > I am using a 3D CAD called Pro/ENGINEER. From that program I usually
> > create (text) reports from where I extract data with Perl programs. I
> > have decided to be a little bit tidier and create some subs to do the
> > work, even a module.
> 
> One day (in fact it wasn't a day :)  I've written some Perl stuff
> cooperating with ROBOT (FEM) and AutoCAD.
> 
> Main goals were:
> - making some calculations (it depended on task I was involved in)
> - data extraction
> - model/drawings generation
> - visualisation and printouts preparation
> 
> It used many CPAN modules (Plotter+libplot, Math::MatrixReal, Storage,
> WriteExcel etc.)
> And it worked for me very fine.
> 
> > But I thought first I would ask, does anybody know if such a module
> > exist? I searched in the net and didn't find anything.
> 
> What kind of a module? Extracting data?
> 
> > Second question would be, is anybody interested in such a module?
> 
> Anybody - certainly yes, but if you are expecting that hundreds of people
> will be interested in -
> you'll be disappointed. Believe me.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Grzegorz Kolodziej
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> 
> 
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