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Selection commands are a staple of CG software. Shogun Shogun Post provides a flexible array of select functions, including this selectSet command, to meet just about any selection requirement.
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| Scroll tablelayout |
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| sortDirection | ASC |
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| repeatTableHeaders | default | style |
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| widths | 10%, 11%, 13%, 66% |
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| style | |
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| sortByColumn | 1 |
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| sortEnabled | false |
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| cellHighlighting | true |
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| Scroll tablelayout |
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| sortDirection | ASC |
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| repeatTableHeaders | default | style |
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| widths | 18%, 15%, 14%, 13%, 40% |
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| style | |
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| sortByColumn | 1 |
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| sortEnabled | false |
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| cellHighlighting | true |
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| Name | Flag arguments | Argument type | Exclusive to | Comments |
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all | 0 | — | — | Selects all members of all defined Selection Sets. Using this option removes the need to supply an argument. |
a | 0 | — | r | Add to the current selection |
r | 0 | — | a | Remove from the current selection |
priorityOnly | 0 | — | — | Selects only modules3 that are children of the priority module. |
Return value
void
Examples
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// First add several Selection Sets to the current selection. |
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// Then select all Selection Set members. |
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selectSet -a head LeftLeg RightFoot; |
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Additional information
Related commands
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