on 10-16-2019 12:18 PM
Hello Community,
i am searching for the function or the method call to get a specific model from the List "Models" (which contains all opened models)
In PowerShell I can achieve this by
$powerDesigner = New-Object -com powerdesigner.application
$targetModel = $powerDesigner.Models | Where Code -eq $targetModelCode
In PowerShell I then have the model object in the variable targetModel.
I need the same now in VBScript.
Is there some kind of method like FindChildByCode for the Model List? The documentation says that Models is a global object reference list, but I don´t see a method to get a specific item out of this list...
Kind regards
Stephan
Perhaps something like this:
set ws = ActiveWorkspace
for each wsmdl in ws.children
if wsmdl.modelType = "PDM" and not wsmdl.ModelObject is Nothing then
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I don't think you can do what you ask, as the collection is not a Named Object. You'll have to resort to this (someone with more programming experience may come up with a better approach):
dim mdl
for each mdl in models
if mdl.code = "PRODUCTS_AND_SERVICES_METAMODEL" then output mdl
next
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My current solution is to directly address the models via their unique filepath:
'#Get PowerDesigner window as new object
Set PD = CreateObject("PowerDesigner.Application")
Output " PowerDesigner window is loaded"
'#Select target and source model as objects
Dim filenameTargetModel, filenameOldSourceModel, filenameNewSourceModel
filenameTargetModel = "C:\GitRepos\xxx"
filenameNewSourceModel = "C:\GitRepos\yyy"
filenameOldSourceModel = "C:\GitRepos\zzz"
Set targetModel = PD.OpenModel(filenameTargetModel)
Set newSourceModel = PD.OpenModel(filenameNewSourceModel)
Set oldSourceModel = PD.OpenModel(filenameOldSourceModel)
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