FCOMP/'filespec'[,'component name'][,REF,'reference set name'][,CSYS,csys][,ORIGIN,pt],objlist[,IFERR,label:]
Creates a new component part file, and a reference to that component in the assembly work part, containing the given objects. The name of the component and the part file may be the same.
NOTE: The UPDATE minor word was removed from this command. If you use
this minor word, FCOMP ignores its usage.
NOTE: To remove a component, use the DELETE command.
Parameter |
Description |
'filespec' |
A string or string variable which represents the name of the Unigraphics part file created when the component is filed. The filespec may also contain the entire pathname of the file. |
'component name' |
A string or string variable which represents the name of the component in the assembly. If you omit this parameter, the component receives the same name as the part name. |
REF |
Minor word which indicates that a reference set name is to be specified. |
'reference set name' |
A string or string variable which represents the name of a reference set which gets created containing the objects in this component. This allows you to create a reference set in the part file and a component on the assembly at the same time. If you do not specify a reference set name, the assembly references the entire part. |
CSYS |
Minor word which indicates that a coordinate system object is to be specified as the component coordinate system. |
csys |
An existing coordinate system object which represents the coordinate system for the component. This coordinate system defines the orientation at which the component is filed. If you do not specify a coordinate system, the work coordinate system is used. |
ORIGIN |
Minor word which indicates that an origin other than that of the work coordinate system is to be specified. |
point |
An existing point which represents the origin of the component. This point is used as the origin of the coordinate system when the component is filed. |
objlist |
The list of object identifiers for the objects to be copied into the new part. |
IFERR,label: |
Specifies a label to which program execution jumps if an error occurs during component creation or filing. |