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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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Bill of Materials<br />

Substring from end - the number of the subsequent string occurrence in the entry, counted from the end<br />

of line (example: from the first occurrence of the string “ISO” from the end of line).<br />

To. Defines the end of the excerpt to be compared.<br />

Number of chars - defines the position number of the last character in the excerpt (example: until the<br />

character number 10 in the entry).<br />

Substring - the number of the subsequent string occurrence in the entry (example: until the first<br />

occurrence of the string “-”).<br />

End of line – to the End of line.<br />

Compare Type.<br />

Character. Realizes comparison by ASCII characters (the contents of the two table entries are compared<br />

as two strings of characters). If the first character in the record entry is a number, the record is<br />

considered empty and is moved to the start or end of the group as prescribed by the parameter<br />

“Placement”. If the several such records, their relative positioning will be random.<br />

Numeric. Compares numbers (the contents of the two table entries are compared as two numbers). If the<br />

first character in the record entry is a letter, the entry is considered empty.<br />

Mixed. If a non-numerical character appears on the first position of the first entry in the comparison, then<br />

the system identifies the substring of characters starting from the first position and compares it with the<br />

respective substring found in the second entry. If the second entry does not begin with a non-numerical<br />

character, then the first entry sub string is compared against the empty string. Next, the numerical<br />

substrings are identified, and the respective numerical values of the two entries are compared, starting<br />

from the first position after the last character string used in the previous step of the comparison. Thus,<br />

the contents of both entries are analyzed until reaching the end of the first entry. If a digit is found in the<br />

first position, the contents of the entry are considered an empty string of characters.<br />

Placement. Defines the order of records placement. Case-sensitive.<br />

Ascending. Begin with the first letter in the alphabet and the smallest number.<br />

Descending. Last letters in the alphabet and largest numbers come first.<br />

Empty Record. If empty lines exist in the group, intended for inputting records, this parameter will define<br />

whether these lines will be moved To Start or To End of the group.<br />

To add a sorting condition in the table, first, unselect the existing records in the table. Next, set the necessary<br />

parameter values on the right of the list of groups, and press the [Add] graphic button. Alternatively, select<br />

one of the existing conditions in the table, then add it to the same table by the [Add] button and edit its<br />

settings.<br />

The graphic button [Copy] allows copying one of several lines of the table with the sorting parameters<br />

defined to the clipboard, and then pasting them in another group. To select all lines, hold down the<br />

key, several rows with the key.<br />

To delete one of the sorting conditions from the table, select this condition and press the graphic button<br />

[Delete].<br />

With the “Automatic Update” mode set, the new records added the BOM table are instantly placed in<br />

the position defined by the specified sorting conditions (except the manually edit records).<br />

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