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hide.lsp.txt

Dear friends,

I have a problem in annotation about get_selection.
For example, I want to hide the calculated lines in a specified view, and keep the manual lines in the view unhide.
I used get_selection but failed.
The main problem is

:select-attribute :docu-calc-geo-only

This code doesn't work well. So how to solve this problem?

Code:

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(sd-call-cmds (get_selection

;:select-attribute :docu-calc-geo-only
:focus_type *sd-anno-line-seltype*
:select
:by_view_docu_geo view
)
)

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Thanks and regards!

Andy

[Diese Nachricht wurde von Andylau am 08. Sep. 2021 editiert.]

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● what's the length of the varialbe "lines" ??   I assume it's the correct numer (test it with a cube and a standard view!

● I bet the call of AM_HIDE you are using is wrong. AM_HIDE is a parallel dialog and you are not using any keywords in your call. That won't work at all.

Code:

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(am_hide :calc_geo :On :geo the-lines)

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something similar like that I expect.

● Learn to ==>> better record correct command sequences to have a fine code template

● last but not least:  you should not call another action (here AM_HIDE) in a loop for each and every element of a list when the called action can handle multiple selection by it's own

By reading your code the problem is not get_selection but the am_hide call IMHO.

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test.jpg

Hi der_Wolfgang,

Thanks for your tips of AM_hide, and I will take your advice for AM_hide.
But am_hide is not my target.(But my am_hide works) It's just an example for illustration.

See the picture attached.
I just want to choose the red lines in the view (in the green box).
But I don't want to choose the 2 lines in yellow(manual lines).

So after the get_selection , I will get a list of lines, which just including the calculated lines.

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo_elements_direct/r20.4.0.0/advanced_documentation/integration_kit/concepts/annotation/anno_sel.html#list

Thanks a lot!
Andy

Zitat:

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Original erstellt von der_Wolfgang:
● what's the length of the varialbe "lines" ??   I assume it's the correct numer (test it with a cube and a standard view!

● I bet the call of AM_HIDE you are using is wrong. AM_HIDE is a parallel dialog and you are not using any keywords in your call. That won't work at all.

Code:

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(am_hide :calc_geo :On :geo the-lines)

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something similar like that I expect.

● Learn to ==>> better record correct command sequences to have a fine code template

● last but not least:  you should not call another action (here AM_HIDE) in a loop for each and every element of a list when the called action can handle multiple selection by it's own

By reading your code the problem is not get_selection but the am_hide call IMHO.

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Or in other words, I just want to select the calculated lines in a view, but without manual lines included.
How to realize?

It seems the code
:select-attribute :docu-calc-geo-only
can only be used in variables, not in get_selection.

Thanks!
Andy

Zitat:

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Original erstellt von Andylau:
Hi der_Wolfgang,

Thanks for your tips of AM_hide, and I will take your advice for AM_hide.
But am_hide is not my target.(But my am_hide works) It's just an example for illustration.

See the picture attached.
I just want to choose the red lines in the view (in the green box).
But I don't want to choose the 2 lines in yellow(manual lines).

So after the get_selection , I will get a list of lines, which just including the calculated lines.

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo_elements_direct/r20.4.0.0/advanced_documentation/integration_kit/concepts/annotation/anno_sel.html#list

Thanks a lot!
Andy

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