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Description: Why is sets name not updated after rename when it is called through script "hm_entitylist sets name"
Product/Topic Name : Hypermesh tcl/tk scripting
Hello Sandeep,
Could you please share the method you used to rename the sets? We are unable to reproduce the issue using the commands in the latest versions of HM, *setvalue sets id=2 name="My_Set_Name" hm_entitylist sets name Best Regards, Shreesha
Hello Shreesha thank you for your response, First I created set, Name was "set1", I renamed (in hyperMesh GUI, not through tcl code) to something, now i called using command "hm_entitylist sets name". It is coming "set1" or if one set has been create already then "set2". same issue is there if Renaming is done for existing sets. In HyperMesh it is showing final renamed correct one but, through command it is not showing final renamed. NOTE: I checked with your given tcl(*setvalue sets id=2 name="My_Set_Name") code also, in hypermesh it is showing correct, but through "hm_entitylist sets name", it is not showing App: Hypermesh 2024.1 Thanks and Regards Sandeep KM
Unfortunately the issue is not reproducible.
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