Mon, 07/23/2012 - 15:30
Hello !
I've seen some things about this subject on forums but not exactly answering to my question. I want to extract STEPRepr_RepresentationItem names from STEP File created (in a first time...) in Rhino, and it seems natural for me to use OCAF and XDE. I've read that it was not provided by XCAF (http://opencascade.wikidot.com/entitynames).
My idear was to create a sub class "STEPCAFControl_ReaderBis" of STEPCAFControl_Reader, with a method "ReadNamesBis", which could do the same things for StepRepr_RepresentatonItem names than "STEPCAFControl_Reader::ReadNames" for product names.
The problem is that the property aReader of STEPCAFControlReader is private and that I can't access to the XSControlWorkSession in my class, then I could'nt access to the work session. Does anyone has an idea ?
Thank you very much !
Standard_Boolean ReadNamesBis(const Handle(XSControl_WorkSession)& WS,
Handle(TDocStd_Document)& doc)
{
Handle(Interface_InterfaceModel) Model = WS->Model(); // Is there any way to access to the WorkSession
Handle(XSControl_TransferReader) TR = WS->TransferReader();
Handle(Transfer_TransientProcess) TP = TR->TransientProcess();
Handle(XCAFDoc_ShapeTool) STool = XCAFDoc_DocumentTool::ShapeTool( doc->Main() );
if ( STool.IsNull() ) return Standard_False;
Standard_Integer nb = Model->NbEntities();
Handle(TCollection_HAsciiString) name;
for (Standard_Integer i = 1; i Handle(Standard_Transient) enti = Model->Value(i);
if ( ! enti->DynamicType()->SubType("StepRepr_RepresentationItem")) continue;
Handle(StepRepr_RepresentationItem) SRRI =
Handle(StepRepr_RepresentationItem)::DownCast(enti);
Handle(TCollection_HAsciiString) hName = SRRI->Name();
TCollection_ExtendedString myName ( hName->String() );
Handle(Transfer_Binder) binder = TP->Find( enti);
if ( binder.IsNull() || ! binder->HasResult() ) continue;
TopoDS_Shape S = TransferBRep::ShapeResult ( TP, binder );
if ( S.IsNull() ) continue;
TDF_Label shL;
if ( ! STool->Search ( S, shL, Standard_True, Standard_True, Standard_True ) ) continue;
}
return Standard_True;
Main Function :
STEPCAFControl_ReaderBis aReader;
IFSelect_ReturnStatus status = aReader.ReadFile(aFileName);
if (status != IFSelect_RetDone)
return status;
aReader.ReadNamesBis(??????,doc)
Tue, 07/24/2012 - 15:29
I've found the solution, I can access to the WS by the method STEPCAFControl_Reader::Reader().
Fri, 09/14/2012 - 02:30
As mentioned, I'm trying to implement this so I can map names to shapes. I'm reading in the STEP file with a STEPCAFControl_Reader. When iterating through the entities, I check that each entity is a StepRepr_Representation, and then try to bind it using
Handle(Transfer_Binder) binder = tp->Find(ent);
where tp is the const Handle(Transfer_TransientProcess)&
binder.IsNull() returns true every time. I know the STEP files are good, as I've read them in and displayed them without trying to get names. I also know that there are named entities, because I used to check for names first, and that check passed.
What am I missing about the binder?
Fri, 11/09/2012 - 18:34
hello warren,
did you find a solution with your binder problem? i read my step file with a stepcontrol_reader. im also sure that the file is correct and checked the names before.
But binder.IsNull() returns true every time.
Thanks for help.
Paul
Tue, 09/11/2012 - 00:40
I've been trying to add this functionality to the MFC HLR sample. This line of code:
Handle(StepRepr_Representation) ent =
Handle(StepRepr_Representation)::DownCast
(model->Value(i));
yields this linker error:
error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "public: static class Handle_StepRepr_Representation __cdecl Handle_StepRepr_Representation::DownCast(class Handle_Standard_Transient const &)" (?DownCast@Handle_StepRepr_Representation@@SA?AV1@ABVHandle_Standard_Transient@@@Z)
Does anybody know which library I need to add?
Tue, 09/11/2012 - 13:12
Dear Warren,
Very probably you forgot include library TKSTEPBase,
which contains the referred API.
Regards
Tue, 09/11/2012 - 22:35
Thanks! That was the problem. I had to include it in more than just the project I was working on, though.