XS_DRAWING_PLOT_FILE_NAME_A
Category in Advanced options dialog: Printing
Use this advanced option to define print file names for assembly drawings.
Enter any combination of text and options:
NAME
NAME.-
NAME.
DRAWING_NAME
DRAWING_NAME.
DRAWING_NAME.-
REVISION
DRAWING_REVISION
REV_MARK
REVISION_MARK
DRAWING_REVISION_MARK
REV
TITLE
DRAWING_TITLE
UDA:<drawing user-defined
attribute>, for example, UDA:DRAWING_USERFIELD_1
TPL:<template
attribute>, for example TPL:TITLE1 or
TPL:TITLE2
<variable>?-
<text>
The question mark (?) can be used for querying
if a <variable> is set, and if it does, the <text> after the
question mark will be printed. See the example below.
This advanced option is role specific. When the type SYSTEM(ROLE) is in use, the default value is used. When the type MODEL(ROLE) or DRAWING(ROLE) is in use, you can change the value, which is then the same for all users in the current model.
Example
The example below results in the assembly drawing PDF name E_P1_PLATE_Revision=2.pdf:
E_%NAME.%_%TITLE%%REV?_Revision=%%REV%
E = is the text you want to have in the
beginning.
NAME. = P1, which is the
part position without punctuation.
TITLE = PLATE, which is the
name that you have entered in the Name box in drawing properties.
REV? = Empty, if there are
no revisions. If a revision exists, the text after the question mark (?) together
with the revision value according to the revision information defined in Rev.No. in the Revision handling dialog are written in the plot file name.
Revision= is the text to be
printed, if REV gives a value. If REV does not give a value,
the text Revision=
will not be printed.
REV = 2, because 2 is the
revision number in the Revision handling dialog.