Change object color based on attribute value

Hi,

after making changes to a model in a macro using the Designer object, you have to save your changes by calling

Designer.Save(oModel)

BR, Torsten

Thanks Torsten for your comments, but still is not working the macro :(

I have introduced a couple of changes, but any progress on it.

Thanks for your support

function main()

{

   var selModels = Context.getSelectedModels();

   var nLocale = Context.getSelectedLanguage();

   var selobjs = Context.getSelectedObjects();

    

    

    for (var i = 0; i < selModels.length; i++) {

       

    var oModel = selModels[i];

     if (!Designer.isOpen(oModel)) {

        Designer.openModel(oModel,false,true,false);

       

     var oObjOccs = Designer.getOccs(oModel);

   // var oObjOccs = selobjs

      for ( rr = 0 ; rr < oObjOccs.length ; rr++ ) {

          

          

           // Constants.AT_NAME= 9

 var valuation = Designer.getAttribute(oObjOccs[rr], 9 , nLocale);

    

     

    

   if (valuation == 1) {

         Designer.setFillColor (oModel,oObjOccs[rr],java.awt.Color.BLACK)

  }

  }      

  }

}

Designer.Save(oModel)

}

Hi there,

I am doing similar things as Jaime. However, for some object occurrences, calling  "Designer.setFillColor" leads to an unsupported exception.

Also, Designer.Save(...) throws an exception "TypeError: Cannot find function Save in object Designer@372db5."

Any help is highly appreciated!

Stefan

Hi, Were you able to solve this issue? I have adapted the code but no refresh on colors occurs.

var valuation = Designer.getAttribute(oObjOccs[rr], Constants.AT_DESC, nLocale);
if (valuation == 0) {
Designer.setFillColor (oModel,oObjOccs[rr],java.awt.Color.BLACK);
}
else
Designer.setFillColor (oModel,oObjOccs[rr],java.awt.Color.RED);
}
Designer.refresh(oModel);
}
}
Designer.Save(oModel);

Could you please give me an hint how to solve it?
Thanks. Sofia

Hi Sofia

Please check with this code for the macro.

Regards

var selModels = Context.getSelectedModels();
var nLocale = Context.getSelectedLanguage();
var selobjs = Context.getSelectedObjects();

for (var i = 0; i selModels.length; i++) {

var oModel = selModels[i];

var oObjOccs = Designer.getAllOccs(oModel);

for ( rr = 0 ; rr oObjOccs.length ; rr++ ) {

var oOcc = oObjOccs[rr];

var oAttrDefObj = Designer.getDefinition(oOcc);

// attribute 9
var valuation = Designer.getAttributeWithFallback(oAttrDefObj, 9, null);

if (valuation == 0) {
Designer.setFillColor (oModel,oObjOccs[rr],java.awt.Color.RED)
}

if (valuation == 1) {
Designer.setFillColor (oModel,oObjOccs[rr],java.awt.Color.ORANGE)
}
if (valuation == 2) {
Designer.setFillColor (oModel,oObjOccs[rr],java.awt.Color(0.4,1,0))
}
if (valuation == 3) {
Designer.setFillColor (oModel,oObjOccs[rr],java.awt.Color(0,0.6,0))
}
if (valuation == 'n/a') {
Designer.setFillColor (oModel,oObjOccs[rr],java.awt.Color(1,1,1))
}

// }
}
}

Its been too late but check this code

function main()
{
    var l_models = Context.getSelectedModels();
    for (var i=0;i<l_models.length;i++)
    {    
        var l_model_type = l_models[i];
        Designer.openModel(l_model_type,false,true,false);       
        var l_ObjOccs = Designer.getOccs(l_model_type);
        for(var j=0;j<l_ObjOccs.length;j++)
        {    
            var l_attribute = Designer.getAttribute(Designer.getDefinition(l_ObjOccs[j]),Constants.AT_HIER_NUM ,null);
            if(l_attribute==null)
            {
                  Designer.setFillColor(l_model_type,l_ObjOccs[j],java.awt.Color(254/255, 87/255, 64/255));
            }
            
        }      
    }
    Designer.Save(l_model_type)
}
main();

Thanks Krishna, for your contrubtion!

Yes, the question from seven years ago is hopefully resolved.

But if you'd like to share great ARIS script code snippets feel free to share them just as a new post, maybe not as a question but with something like "Did you know..." or "My tip for...".

Cheers
Rune

Ok Rune Becker Sir from next time i will do it