Get Object color

Hello Manojna Kadiri,

the class "ObjOcc" has the method "getFillColor". Your code using the object definitions calling "oModel.ObjDefList()". 

Try:

model.ObjOccList ( )

...to get the object occurence list from model.

Greetings,

Jens

Hi Manojna

First of all when you check for the fill color you declare k as a new variable, this might override your counts, also getFillColor should have () at the end, try this and see if it works:

var k =0;

..........

var ObjColor=oObjOcc.getFillColor();

if (ObjColor==Constants.C_BLACK)

{

  k = k+1;  // you can increment by using the following command as well: k++;

}

Ciska

Hi Manojna

for(var j=0; j<aObjOcc.length; j++) {      

  var oObjOcc = aObjOcc[j];

  var ObjColor = oObjOcc.getFillColor();

  if(ObjColor==Constants.C_BLACK) {

    k++;

    oOutput.OutputLn(oObjOcc[j].getObjDefName(nLocale), "Arial", 10, Constants.C_BLACK, Constants.C_TRANSPARENT, Constants.FMT_LEFT, 10);

  }

}

It seems like you are getting confused with the for loop and j which belongs to that specific for loop, e.g var oObjDef = aObjDef[j]; In the for loop you are working through aObjOcc and not aObjDef. If you want to use the object definition of the object occurrence you refer to it as var oObjDef = aOcjOcc[j].ObjDef(); Keep in mind if you have a loop within a loop not to use the same variable - j in this example.

Ciska

 

Hi Manojna

Getting the attributes of an object depends on the list you are working with.

If you use Object occurrences then the attribute will be referenced as:

ObjOcc.ObjDef().Attribute(Constants.AT_DESC,g_nloc).GetValue(true)

where Constants.AT_XXX refer to the standard attributes in aris. you will find that API name in the configuration.

If you are wokring with the defintion itself then the command will be:

Object.Attribute(Constants.AT_DESC,g_nloc).GetValue(true)

Object or ObjOcc will be the variable name you give.

Userdefined attribute is always best to declare them as a global variable in order to reference them via a variable name you give, if you will be using it more than once in the script. To decare a custom attribute:

var iCtrlClass = ArisData.ActiveFilter().UserDefinedAttributeTypeNum("GUID of the attribute");

and you can refer to this attribute

Object.Attribute(iCtrlClass,g_nloc).GetValue(true)

So in nutshell when using Object Occurrences

var g_nloc = Context.getSelectedLanguage();

var oObjOcc = ArisData.getSelectedModels()[0].ObjOccList();

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

  oOutput.OutputLn(oObjOcc[i].ObjDef().Name(g_nloc), "Arial", 10, Constants.C_BLACK, Constants.C_TRANSPARENT, Constants.FMT_LEFT, 10);

  oOutput.OutputLn(oObjOcc[i].ObjDef().Attribute(Constants.AT_DESC, g_nloc).GetValue(true), "Arial", 10, Constants.C_BLACK, Constants.C_TRANSPARENT, Constants.FMT_LEFT, 10);

}

When using the definition

var g_nloc = Context.getSelectedLanguage();

var oObjDefs = ArisData.getSelectedModels()[0].ObjDefList();

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

  oOutput.OutputLn(oObjDefs[i].Name(g_nloc), "Arial", 10, Constants.C_BLACK, Constants.C_TRANSPARENT, Constants.FMT_LEFT, 10);

  oOutput.OutputLn(oObjDefs[i].Attribute(Constants.AT_DESC, g_nloc).GetValue(true), "Arial", 10, Constants.C_BLACK, Constants.C_TRANSPARENT, Constants.FMT_LEFT, 10);

}

Hope it helps

Ciska

Hi Manojna

There is no specific math operations in ARIS, the basic javascript commands for math should all work within the ARIS script, best is to search internet for javascript math oeperations and work through some examples.

Ciska

Hi,

Connection types are limited to the from and to objects. If you want more information about relationships, in ARIS, go to Help, Method help or in your ARIS installation directory or CD you will find a PDF file that contains explantion of objects, models, connection types, allowed connection types between objects and so forth.

Ciska