[Request] - Component's options report

dedmin

From this:

to this:

thomthom

Isn't that what you get from File -> Generate Report ?

dedmin

Not exactly - a lot of useless info, no quantities and only inches:

dedmin

TIG has something but not exactly: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rubylibrarydepot/plugin_details.php?id=75

dedmin

Two more - nothings works.
http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rubylibrarydepot/plugin_details.php?id=551
http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rubylibrarydepot/plugin_details.php?id=487

dedmin

Up.

dedmin

So, nobody knows a way to use all this data that we can put in an dynamic component? I tried with Generate report but it's useless - with 60-70 components it freezes SketchUP and the report is a real mess! I think this attributes can be a shortest way to have some BOM inside SketchUP!

dedmin

I'm keep on searching for a solution and found this - http://code.google.com/intl/bg/apis/sketchup/docs/tutorial_attrreporting.html

But getting error when trying to load it:

C;\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 7\Plugins\attrreporter.rb;199; warning; parenthesize argument(s) for future version
Error; #<SyntaxError; C;\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 7\Plugins\attrreporter.rb;163; syntax error
  # Clean up any point rounding weirdness for purposes of display andfilename.split('.').last
                                                                                       ^
C;\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 7\Plugins\attrreporter.rb;199; syntax error
  #      the value of the attribute, or nil if it can't determine that
                                                       ^
C;\Program Files\Google\Google SketchUp 7\Plugins\attrreporter.rb;538; syntax error>
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/rubytoolbar.rb;135;in `load'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/rubytoolbar.rb;135;in `rt_load'
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/rubytoolbar.rb;180
C;/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 7/Plugins/rubytoolbar.rb;180;in `call'

TIG

There's an error in that published script !
I suspect that

value = value.gsub(/\"/,'"')
value = value.gsub(/\'/,''')
return value

should be

value = value.gsub(/\"/,'"')
value = value.gsub(/\'/,'"')
return value

around line #159..............

Gaieus

Well TIG, I am not a coder but to my eyes, the two sniplets look exactly alike.

Edit; found the difference!

TIG

' ' ' >> ' " '
One 'character' is all it takes to **** up a script -
is there quality control at Google ???

dedmin

dedmin

SketchUP's Generate Report freezes the program just at 1 components

But this script is working fine so far!!

dedmin

Now, that at least we can extract some data is there a way to filtered it. For instance to get components quantity and

dedmin

Up.

dedmin

I found a way to convert the inches, but the problem with counting components still remain. Any idea how to include this into the report?

dedmin

Still hoping...

TIG

Since your example is written in 'Cyrillic' [?] it's hard to understand... Ddo you find the details of a component and also want to show a total number of it in the report - like on the Entity Info window ?
You need to find its definition and then its instances and count them, the format the html/csv to include the 'count' - something like...

ss=model.selection
ents=ss.to_a
### OR ents=model.entities
### OR ents=model.active_entities
defns=[] ### to become a list of used definitions
ents.each{|e|
  if e.class==Sketchup;;ComponentInstance
    defns<< e.definition if not defns.include?(e.definition)
  end#if
}
counts=[] ### to become a collection of definitions [by name] and their instance counts [as a string]
defns.each[|d|
  counts<< [d.name, d.instances.length.to_s]
}

note it's untested!
You now have an array of selected [or all used] definitions by name, paired with the total of their instances....
So to output it to the Ruby Console use something like...

counts.each{|e|
  puts e[0]+"\t"+e[1]
}

I'll leave the formating of the csv / html lines etc to you or others.............

dedmin

Thanks so much! I made a component in English to show what I mean:

The report is a real mess and in inches, but I managed to clean it up in Excel.

TIG

So you are almost sorted