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Node.Move()
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Node.Move() // Scriptorium
Post by stan // May 29, 2007, 8:41am
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Node.Move() doesn't work very well, it removes everything in side it when moved, why :confused: is that how it's suppose to work :confused: deletimg the contents of what you move
Moves the object
Parameters:
idName – full name of the source object
vOwner – full name of the new owner object (the source object will be moved there)
newName – returns full name of the moved object
Example: Move object
Node.Move('/Project/Space 3D/Cube', '/Project/Space 3D/MyGroup') |
Post by Wigand // May 31, 2007, 8:40am
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Could you post an example. I never tested this, still waiting for a manual... |
Post by trueBlue // May 31, 2007, 8:58am
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Confirmed what Stan is saying.
Example: |
Post by stan // May 31, 2007, 10:51am
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thanks for the example and confirmation trueblue :) , its too bad it didn't work in 7.11 either. it would be perfect for making an 'add to encapsulation' tool :(
Wigand, its in the ts7 dev guide..things that still showup in the 'add new attributes' droplist of the ts7.5 SE should work..this isn't the first one that doesn't..just hoping the devs take note and fix it..;) |
Post by trueBlue // May 31, 2007, 11:32am
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Maybe this is a wrong example assuming you copied from Developer's Guide. I do note that Node.Move(var, var,) --> var and the last var is not in example. But that looks like newName. I dunno. |
Post by stan // May 31, 2007, 11:48am
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trueblue..the --> var ..would be the name of a var or not needed, I think it also can show there is an outcome.. ie.. in this case that the node was moved ;) [although empty] |
Post by Emma // Jun 1, 2007, 6:14am
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if you take an object "Cube" and run this sample
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pipifax = Node.Move("..../Cube", "..../Bimmelbahn");
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System.Alert(pipifax);
you'll get "Cube, 1" and not "Bimmelbahn"
Disconnecting some Aspects like the Matrix Aspect before running Node.Move gives you funny results as for example an empty node inside LE where almost all Aspects are shown as empty and grey inside the Node block. Thus there can't be shown anything in Model or Player/Workspace.
I did already try different scenarios with this and gave up, hoping that upcoming DevGuide will show corrections for this, as I see it, bug. |
Post by stan // Jun 1, 2007, 4:35pm
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so everyone agrees it doesn't work..it's definitely a BUG :(
hope it gets fixed for the service pack ;) |
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