To capture element quality check display messages

Hi,

you can get the message text by 

set Message [.mainFrame.bottom.message_label cget -text]

set WorstValue [string range [lindex $Message end] 0 end-1]

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BTW , where do we find these commands in altair help documentation?

No, they are not documented.

They are pure tcl commands and listed in tcl manual

No, they are not documented.

They are pure tcl commands and listed in tcl manual

 

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Hi Roshan and Tinh,

The command 'set Message [.mainFrame.bottom.message_label cget -text]' seems to work fine in Hm 14.0.130. But, is throwing error - bad window or invalid command name '.mainFrame.bottom.message_label', for Hypermesh above HM 14.1 and also HM 2017. Can you please suggest any solution to this.

Thanks,

SAGAR

I don't have hm here so let's check it tomorrow

There is a command that display the message you can hook, i remember it is in HM_Framework namespace (you try searching it by info procs)

Don't need to trace message_label widget

Is there a command that can be used to run these quality checks and get the output directly from the code?

Thanks,

Jefferson

Is there a command that can be used to run these quality checks and get the output directly from the code?

 

Thanks,

Jefferson

Cannot get %fail directly, you have to calculate it by #fails/total

Use *elementtest... commands

Hi Roshan and Tinh,

 

The command 'set Message [.mainFrame.bottom.message_label cget -text]' seems to work fine in Hm 14.0.130. But, is throwing error - bad window or invalid command name '.mainFrame.bottom.message_label', for Hypermesh above HM 14.1 and also HM 2017. Can you please suggest any solution to this.

 

Thanks,

SAGAR

If you are usinh hypermesh desktop, it is .mainFrame.bottom.leftfrm.label

In HM, it is referred by variable $::HM_Framework::p_message_label

Tinh is right, HyperMesh and HyperMesh Desktop are using different frame.

@Jeffersondhv

If you want to correspond both cases, following example can help you.

if {[file tail [hm_info -appinfo SPECIFIEDPATH hm]] == 'hmopengl.exe'} {
 puts [.mainFrame.bottom.message_icon config -image];
 puts [.mainFrame.bottom.message_label config -text];
} else {
 puts [.mainFrame.bottom.leftfrm.label config -image];
 puts [.mainFrame.bottom.leftfrm.label config -text];
}

Thanks Tinh and Imoto /emoticons/default_smile.png' srcset='/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x' title=':)' width='20' /> .

This worked fine [.mainFrame.bottom.leftfrm.label  cget -text]. As you told, HyperMesh and HyperMesh Desktop are using different frame.