Level Usage

Discussion in 'Microstation' started by Guest, Sep 10, 2003.

  1. Guest

    Guest Guest

    Is there a way to get a level usage report for a folder of DGN files?

    I know how to use the SETTINGS>LEVEL>USAGE but I woul like a report which
    would tell me the nr of elements on each level for a lot of files


    Thanks


    Ray
     
    Guest, Sep 10, 2003
    #1
  2. Ray,

    We do that through a Microstation Basic Macro.
    We have a couple macros that just list what levels have anything on
    them.
    It sounds like you want a report of how many elements are on each
    level, correct?
    Do you want to know what type of each element on the level as well?
    Do you want to know what levels cell components fall on as well?

    If you give me a little more info, like version of Microstation and
    exactly what info you want in the report, I could proly send you a
    macro.

    How we do it is by using a couple macros.
    One to do the reporting on each file.
    One to step through all files in a directory and run the above macro.
    The Processdirectory macro can be used to call any other macro on
    every file in a directory of your choice.

    Gerald Hernandez
     
    Gerald Hernandez, Sep 10, 2003
    #2
  3. Guest

    Guest Guest

    Dear Gerald,

    correct?
    YES

    Do you want to know what type of each element on the level as well?
    NO
    exactly what info you want in the report, I could proly send you a macro.
    I am using SE and would like to see a simple report where each file is
    listed and below it there would be 63 rows with the number of elements on
    each row, something like this;

    ----------------------------
    c:\jobs\file_01.dgn
    01 1560
    02 2356
    03 1256
    etc through all levels

    c:\jobs\file_02.dgn
    01 1560
    02 2356
    03 1256
    etc through all levels
    ----------------------------


    Thanks



    Ray
     
    Guest, Sep 11, 2003
    #3
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