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What is the command to show which elements belong to which component
for retrieving a list of elements contained into a component, you could use something like that:
set comp_name "something" ; #assign some name to a component
*createmark elems 1 "by comp name" ${comp_name} ; #selects the elements from the comp_name component and puts in mark #1set elems_list [hm_getmark elems 1] ; #retrieves the list of elems selected in mark #1 and pass it to a list elems_list
*clearmark comps 1 ; #clears selection on mark #1
#...
#do somehthing
for retrieving a list of elements contained into a component, you could use something like that: set comp_name "something" ; #assign some name to a component *createmark elems 1 "by comp name" ${comp_name} ; #selects the elements from the comp_name component and puts in mark #1set elems_list [hm_getmark elems 1] ; #retrieves the list of elems selected in mark #1 and pass it to a list elems_list *clearmark comps 1 ; #clears selection on mark #1 #... #do somehthing
Sir this is like are we setting a component and we are retriving all elemenets of that component. What I want is I select a list of elems through *createmarkpanel elems 1 and hm_getmark elems option and I want to know which component is it part of. Please provide the required code
It is like whatever component i select and delete it should be able to record and print.Hoping for a help at the earliest
*createmarkpanel elems 1 "select your elements"
set elems_list [hm_getmark elems 1]set comps_list [hm_getvalue elems user_ids=$elems_list dataname=component.name]
foreach compo $comps_list {
#do something
}
*createmarkpanel elems 1 "select your elements" set elems_list [hm_getmark elems 1]set comps_list [hm_getvalue elems user_ids=$elems_list dataname=component.name] foreach compo $comps_list { #do something }
Thanks a lot Sir.
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