PlotConstrainedTransforms (script snippet attached) 2005-05-26 - By André Adam
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Thanks again, works beautifully now, attached you can find my jscript
version of that piece of code, if anyone's interested...
Cheers!
-André
Bradley R. Gabe wrote:
> I did some more hunting in the uixsiscripts.vbs file and it looks like
> the PlotConstrainedTransforms() command is split into 3 main functions:
>
> -The first function finds the constrained parameters.
> -The second gets user input from the GUI
> -The third takes the user input and pipes it into the
> PlotAndApplyActionProc() function which is the same one used by that
> command.
>
> So the easiest way may be to copy the first and third functions and
> hack them into your own custom command.
>
> Incidentally, the PlotAndApplyAction() command used to be really
> annoying to use. The description of the first argument was wrong in
> the online docs, and if you didn't feed in the right input type, the
> command would raise an error without telling you which of your
> arguments were right or wrong.
>
> -Brad
>
>> Thanks to all those quick answers! Rafe, unfortunately part of the
>> problem is that the dialogue gets filled with default values, so
>> surpressing the pop up alone doesn't help. Thanks anyways. Looks like
>> I'll have to dig out the constrains and feed the appropriate
>> parameters to the PlotAndApplyAction command, which will be a
>> combination of what Brad and Aloys suggested.
>>
>> Thanks again!
>>
>> -André
>>
>>
>> André Adam wrote:
>>
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> Ok, I simply want to call the PlotConstrainedTransforms command from
>>> a script. How on earth do I make it *not* pop up the parameter
>>> dialogue (since I intend to feed the parameters to it *using the
>>> script*, the very reason why I want it to be part of my script...)?
>>>
>>> Anybody having a quick idea?
>>>
>>> Cheers!
>>>
>>> -André
>>
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