Assembly Events
The AssemblyDelete event notifies the client when a component occurrence or an assembly constraint is deleted from an assembly. _Pre fires before and _Post after the object is deleted.
Other object types are not reported by this event; use [DocumentDelete](<</code_reference/objects/inventor_event_mappings/document_events/documentdelete>) if notifications for other deleted objects are needed.
EventNames:
AssemblyDelete_Pre
AssemblyDelete_Post
Parameters
Type |
Name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
document |
Object that indicates the document in which the change occurred. |
Remarks
Assembly objects currently reported are ComponentOccurrence and AssemblyConstraint objects. The Document.OnDelete event can be used if delete notification is needed for other types of objects.
Examples:
AssemblyDelete_Pre:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName AssemblyDelete_Pre -Action 'PreAssemblyDelete'
function PreAssemblyDelete($document) {
#Write event code here
}
AssemblyDelete_Post:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName AssemblyDelete_Post -Action 'PostAssemblyDelete'
function PostAssemblyDelete($document) {
#Write event code here
}
The LoadStateChange event notifies the client whenever an assembly document changes its load state, i.e. goes from lite to full or from full to lite loading. _Pre fires before and _Post after the load state has changed.
EventNames:
LoadStateChange_Pre
LoadStateChange_Post
Parameters
Type |
Name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
newLoadState |
Input DocumentLoadStateEnum value indicating the state the document is changing to when the timing kBefore and the current state when the timing is kAfter. |
Remarks:
This event can be aborted by throwing an exception inside the action, but only if it is registered with the _Pre suffix.
Throwing an OperationCanceledException aborts the operation without any message.
Throwing any other exception aborts the operation and displays the thrown exception in an Error Message Box.
Examples:
LoadStateChange_Pre:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName LoadStateChange_Pre -Action 'PreLoadStateChange'
function PreLoadStateChange($newLoadState) {
#Write event code here
}
LoadStateChange_Post:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName LoadStateChange_Post -Action 'PostLoadStateChange'
function PostLoadStateChange($newLoadState) {
#Write event code here
}
The NewOccurrence event notifies the client whenever a component occurrence is created in an assembly. _Pre fires before and _Post after the occurrence is created.
EventNames:
NewOccurrence_Pre
NewOccurrence_Post
Examples:
NewOccurrence_Pre:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName NewOccurrence_Pre -Action 'PreNewOccurrence'
function PreNewOccurrence() {
#Write event code here
}
NewOccurrence_Post:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName NewOccurrence_Post -Action 'PostNewOccurrence'
function PostNewOccurrence() {
#Write event code here
}
The NewRelationship event notifies the client when a new constraint or connection is added to an assembly. _Pre fires before and _Post after the relationship is created.
EventNames:
NewRelationship_Pre
NewRelationship_Post
Examples:
NewRelationship_Pre:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName NewRelationship_Pre -Action 'PreNewRelationship'
function PreNewRelationship() {
#Write event code here
}
NewRelationship_Post:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName NewRelationship_Post -Action 'PostNewRelationship'
function PostNewRelationship() {
#Write event code here
}
The OccurrenceChange event notifies the client whenever the state of a component occurrence changes. Reported changes are: grounded, adaptive, visible, enabled, suppressed and repositioned (transformed). _Pre fires before and _Post after the occurrence is changed.
At _Pre the original state (for example the transformation) can still be read from the occurrence.
EventNames:
OccurrenceChange_Pre
OccurrenceChange_Post
Examples:
OccurrenceChange_Pre:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName OccurrenceChange_Pre -Action 'PreOccurrenceChange'
function PreOccurrenceChange() {
#Write event code here
}
OccurrenceChange_Post:
Register-InventorEvent -EventName OccurrenceChange_Post -Action 'PostOccurrenceChange'
function PostOccurrenceChange() {
#Write event code here
}