danm01 Posted February 3, 2022 Share Posted February 3, 2022 Hello all, I struggled with this a bit, so I figured I'd share in hopes of saving someone else some pain and anguish. The key learning is that the result of vs.GetObjecTags(class_handle) is a 2-element tuple that contains TRUE in index 0 and either None or a nested tuple with all attached tags in index 1. Once I figured that out it was easy to work with the list. I have not experimented, but I imagine Layer Tags work the same way. Example below creates a worksheet with a list of Class Tags: import vs classes_total = vs.ClassNum() taglist = [] # make a list of tag names, skipping classes without a tag for x in range(classes_total): ClassName = vs.ClassList(x + 1) hClass = vs.GetObject(ClassName) tagTuple = vs.GetObjectTags(hClass) if tagTuple[1] == None: pass #skip classes with no tag else: tagArray = tagTuple[1] for i in range(len(tagArray)): tag = tagArray[i] if tag in taglist: pass else: taglist.append(tag) # check for the Class Tag List worksheet. If it doesn't exist, create it. ws_handle = vs.GetObject("Class Tag List") #if no worksheet found, create it if vs.GetTypeN(ws_handle) != 18: ws_handle = vs.CreateWS("Class Tag List",len(taglist)+1,1) vs.SetWSCellFormulaN(ws_handle, 1, 1, 1, 1, "Class Tags") vs.SetWSCellTextFormat(ws_handle,1,1,1,1,0,0,1) #make the header bold #if the worksheet exists, easist way to handle is delete everything except the header and start from scratch else: rowcount = vs.GetWSRowColumnCount(ws_handle) vs.DeleteWSRows(ws_handle, 2, rowcount[0]-1) vs.InsertWSRows(ws_handle, 2, len(taglist)+1) vs.DeleteWSRows(ws_handle, len(taglist)+1, 1) # add elements from the tag list to the worksheet. for i in range(len(taglist)): vs.SetWSCellFormulaN(ws_handle, i+2, 1, i+2, 1, taglist[i]) vs.SetWSCellTextFormat(ws_handle,i+2,1,i+2,1,0,0,0) #make the content rows regular text vs.ShowWS(ws_handle,True) This example shows or hides classes based on tag value: import vs TagStr = 'Audio' ShowMe = 1 def ViewByTag(TagName,ShowHide): classes_total = vs.ClassNum() for x in range(classes_total): ClassName = vs.ClassList(x + 1) hClass = vs.GetObject(ClassName) tagTuple = vs.GetObjectTags(hClass) if tagTuple[1] == None: pass else: tagArray = tagTuple[1] if TagName in str(tagArray): if ShowHide == 0: vs.HideClass(ClassName) else: vs.ShowClass(ClassName) ViewByTag(TagStr,ShowMe) Enjoy! Real Python coders, please feel free to weigh in if you see an issue. Dan 1 Quote Link to comment
ashot Posted June 27 Share Posted June 27 (edited) can you please tell how to run this script, I get error for lines below when running as is Edited June 27 by ashot Quote Link to comment
Pat Stanford Posted June 27 Share Posted June 27 Check and make sure that the Language pull down at the top of the Script Editor is set to Python and not to Vectorscript. Quote Link to comment
MullinRJ Posted June 27 Share Posted June 27 Hello @ashot, If you look closely at the posted code notice there are two scripts listed. The text you show as an error is between the two scripts. Raymond Quote Link to comment
ashot Posted June 27 Share Posted June 27 (edited) Hi @Pat Stanford, I used Python editor thank you @MullinRJ my mistake, did not notice two parts By the way I do not know how to make changes, I am looking for creating WS worksheet with a list of Sheet Layer Tags and Design Layer Tags Edited June 27 by ashot Quote Link to comment
MullinRJ Posted June 27 Share Posted June 27 @ashot, Could you post an example file showing the kind of tags you want reported? Please include a mocked up Worksheet showing how you want the tags listed. Thank you, Raymond Quote Link to comment
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