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Hi Everybody,

I'm a beginer of lisp.
I modified a lisp to show self defined attributes(which can be input from toolbox "BOM Attr") in structure list.
And I wanted to eidt some attributes in structure list.
For example, edit material at material column.
The material could be input by something new or be choosen from drop-down menu.

I knew I should add a function at ":edit-fnc"
But I didn't know how to transfer the value to object.

(oli::sd-create-column-definition
  :Material
  :title "Material"
  :alignment :right
  :display-fnc 'browser-display-Material

  :edit-fnc 'edit-attr-Material ;; Write a func (edit-attr-Material) 
)
  Thanks a lot!
 
  Andy

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you have found the example, too?

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo_elements_direct/r20.4.0.0/advanced_documentation/integration_kit/examples/gbrowser_test_lsp.html

Zitat:

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Original erstellt von Andylau:
:edit-fnc 'edit-attr-Material ;; Write a func (edit-attr-Material)  

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it is just a function . there is no UI!!

look here too:  https://support.ptc.com/help/creo_elements_direct/r20.4.0.0/advanced_documentation/integration_kit/reference/lisp_column_functions.html#edit

Code:

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(defun edit-attr-Material (node value)
  (let ((sel-item (sd-pathname-to-obj
                  (BrowserNode-objPath node))))
  (sd-attach-item-attribute sel-item "MY_SPECIAL_BOM_ATTR"
                              :attachment :contents
                              :On-copy    :copy
                              :On-merge  :maintain
                              :On-split  :copy
                              :On-xform  :maintain
                              :filing    '(:sd-file)
                              :values
                                          `(
                                            :material    ,value))
  ))

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should work almost, not tested, just written

The api is NODE VALUE  .  out of the node you get the object (== selitem), and then you put the new value to the object.

Keep in mind: that kind of inline edit might be possible for each and every kind of object. So you might have to add a (when (sd-inq-part-p sel-item) ...  )

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Dear Wolfgang,
Thanks for you help!
Now it works.
I also found that example, but don't quite understand.
After you codes, I know the that better.
I should use the “value”directly.

BR.
Andy

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Zitat:

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Original erstellt von Andylau:
Thanks for you help! Now it works.

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Glad to hear it's working and I was able to help

for that INLINE Editing in the browser table column you can not provide any kind of (selfmade, additional) user interface, e.g. like a drop down list.

What you can do is to check whether the entered value is valid or not and reject it. When you reject the value (e.g. cross checking against a list of valid entries) the edit function should return NIL .. if it's fine T.

Except the object instance name inline editing it isn't very common.
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BTW for english speaking people there is the international CoCreate Forum : https://cocreateusers.org/forum/ , but we are aware that the traffic over there is much less compared to cad.de.

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Thanks for your further information.
osd.cad.de is the most active((No "one of")) forum for osd.
For a Chinese like me, I Usually use Chrome to translate Germany to English. Then I can browse most of the post.

BR

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Hello Andy and Wolfgang,

Thank you for sharing the solution. It helped me understand how the :edit-fnc works for editing attributes in the structure list.

I have another question: how can we write or customize the tree structure in the Structure Browser?
Is there any LISP command or API function that allows creating or modifying the tree (nodes/levels) similar to how the columns are defined?

If there is an example or documentation for creating a custom tree in the browser, I would really appreciate it.

Thank you!

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Zitat:

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Original erstellt von yajoro9447:
I have another question: how can we write or customize the tree structure in the Structure Browser?
Is there any LISP command or API function that allows creating or modifying the tree (nodes/levels) similar to how the columns are defined?

If there is an example or documentation for creating a custom tree in the browser

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yes + yes + yes...
The dummy browser example is still available: 

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo_elements_direct/r20.8.0.0/advanced_documentation/integration_kit/examples/gbrowser_test_lsp.html

In general you should read:

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo_elements_direct/r20.8.0.0/advanced_documentation/integration_kit/reference/gbrowser.html

All the relevant functions are explained in there.

Those are the major functions:

• sd-create-browser-tree  -- the tree holds the data
  
• sd-create-graphical-browser -- the browser is just the viewable represantation of the tree
  

The graphical-browser is normally only created once, same as the tree. But tree contents is rebuild from time to time (e.g. when your data Strucure is changing)

For a first exercise I would skip all the 'sd-browser-define-table' stuff in the example. And skip drag'n drop in the beginning.

Have just a browser tree.. fill it using sd-create-BrowserNode function, add very few data to those to have something to feed your first interrogator's

* Town
** MainStreet
*** building-01
*** building-02
*** building-03a
*** building-03b
** Station-Street
*** building-02
*** building-04a
*** building-06b
** Cemetry-Street
*** building-01
*** building-02
*** garden
**** cell A
**** cell B
**** cell C

now you can already fiddle with icons (means real images) for those nodes: 🏙️  -- 🛣️ -- 🏡 🏚️ -- ☘️  --  🪦

Later on good to know as well are:

• sd-query-browser
  
• sd-browser-exec-cmd
  
• for those you need the browser's name: sd-list-graphical-browsers
  

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Vielen Dank, das LISP funktioniert gut. Aber ich frage mich, ob es eine Möglichkeit gibt, eine Funktion in die Textreferenz einzufügen. Vielen Dank!

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