T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

Variables
The angle arguments of trigonometric functions are input in degrees, except for the functions whose names
begin with “R”.
T-FLEX CAD Functions
ATOF(“10.5”) Convert the string “10.5” to the real number 10.5
ATOT(1.5,0.01,1,0)LTOT(1
.5,0.01,1,0) SATOT(1.5)
SLTOT(1.5)
CHECK(“file name”,
type)
DISTANCE (“NAME1”,
“NAME2”)
Convert the real number 1.5 to a string per the format specified by
the rest three arguments
Find a file in the specified folders.
Get the distance between the entities specified by their names or
Ids.
ERROR(“STRING”) Display a user-defined message “STRING” on the screen
FTOA(10.5) Convert the real number 10.5 to the string “10.5”.
FIXNODENAME(n)
Get the name of the fragment’s node used for inserting the current
document as a fragment by fixing points.
This function is helpful for creating the libraries of logical and
algorithmic schemes. It helps to orient direction of connecting
arrow between elements.
Input parameter: the number of the fragment’s fixing point.
GET(“STR”,“P”)
Get the real value of the parameter P of the system element named
STR. Instead of element’s name it is possible to specify its
identifier (ID).
The entire list of parameters whose values can be obtained with the
help of the function get, can be found in the Attachment II of this
chapter.
GETG/TGETG("NAME”,N) Get the value of a numerical/string global variable named NAME.
GETV(“NAME”,N) or
GETV(“NAME_Page”,N)
Get the value of the service parameter of the document named
NAME. N – is a value that will be returned by the function if it does
not find the indicated parameter.
Certain parameters are defined separately for each 2D page of the
document. In this case, the ending “_Page” is added to the name of
the parameter, where “Page” – is a name of desired page of the
current document. If the page name is not specified, the parameter
value will be returned for the first page.
The entire list of parameters whose values can be obtained with the
help of the function getv can be found in the Attachment II of this
chapter.
GRAPH(“Graph_name”,X) Get the value of the function F(x), corresponding to the X argument
value, for the graph named “Graph_name”.
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