- Mark as New
- Bookmark
- Subscribe
- Mute
- Subscribe to RSS Feed
- Get Direct Link
- Report Inappropriate Content
Get Selected Outline Box Values
I have a window with a hierarchy of outline boxes. I would like the user to select some boxes, and then retrieve the hierarchy with JSL. Is this possible? I only have 1 layer in my example hierarchy. Ideally, this will work for a many-layered hierarchy.
but ultimately I would like several layers.
I am using JMP 18.1.2.
Names Default To Here( 1 );
cary = Associative Array();
cary["state"] = "NC";
cary["population"] = 116234;
cary["weather"] = "cloudy";
cary["population"] += 10;
cary["weather"] = "sunny";
cary["high schools"] = {"Cary", "Green Hope", "Panther Creek"};
Print( cary );
add_outline = Function( {target, input},
{Default Local},
Try(
If( Type( input ) == "Associative Array",
For Each( {key, index}, input << Get Keys,
target << Append( Outline Box( key ) );
add_outline( target[key], input[key] );
)
,
target << Append( Text Box( input ) )
)
,
target << Append( Text Box( "null" ) )
)
);
win = New Window( "Cary Window" );
add_outline( win, cary );
// User will select some values.
win << Get Selected; // How to get selected values?
Accepted Solutions
- Mark as New
- Bookmark
- Subscribe
- Mute
- Subscribe to RSS Feed
- Get Direct Link
- Report Inappropriate Content
Re: Get Selected Outline Box Values
Use XPath. First select some value(s)
Then use << Get XML
win << get xml
Find the selected element from log to see how you could access it
Then write an XPath query and use it with << XPath. This example might not be what you are looking for as it looks for all selected elements
win << XPath("//*[@selected = 'true']")
- Mark as New
- Bookmark
- Subscribe
- Mute
- Subscribe to RSS Feed
- Get Direct Link
- Report Inappropriate Content
Re: Get Selected Outline Box Values
Use XPath. First select some value(s)
Then use << Get XML
win << get xml
Find the selected element from log to see how you could access it
Then write an XPath query and use it with << XPath. This example might not be what you are looking for as it looks for all selected elements
win << XPath("//*[@selected = 'true']")