Query clusters and CVs

[brubin]

assuming your cluster is called "cluster1"
find out what set it is connected to:

listConnections -type objectSet cluster1;


then query the member of the set:

sets -q cluster1Set ;

// Result: curve1.cv[2] //
// ...which is the CV i clustered as an example!


check the docs of "listConnections", "cluster" and "sets" for further information on the topic.

HIH
s.

[Shredder]

That was totally helpfull! thanks!!
here is the first one I came up with

global proc string[] cvfromcluster()
{
string $selClust[] = `ls -sl`;
string $cvAsoc[], $clusterQy[], $scC;

for ($sc in $selClust)
{
$scC = ($sc+"Cluster");
$clusterQy = `listConnections -type objectSet $scC`;
$cvAsoc = `sets -q $clusterQy` ;
}
return $cvAsoc;
}


Now to get it switched around and get a cluster from a CV!!

[Shredder]

check the docs of "listConnections", "cluster" and "sets" for further information on the topic.

HIH
s.
I have been reading thru those in the docs and cant seem to get it to work with a CV

listConnections curve1.cv[2]

that returns nothing. listSets returns nothing.. I cant find anything that will tell you what set a CV is connected to..

[Shredder]

Well here is what I came up with!!
Seems a bit much just to find out what cluster is deforming a CV.

ir could probably be cleaned up a lot.. but it works for now :D

global proc string[] clusterfromcv( string $cvIn )
{
string $clusterTo, $clustAsoc[], $clustTransAsoc[], $wsCmd, $whatSet[], $cAe, $cTAe;
$whatSet = `listSets -object ($cvIn)`;
if (`gmatch $whatSet[0] "cluster*"`)
{$clusterTo = $whatSet[0];}
else if (`gmatch $whatSet[1] "cluster*"`)
{$clusterTo = $whatSet[1];}

$clustAsoc = `listConnections -type cluster ($clusterTo)`;
$clustTransAsoc = `listConnections -type transform ($clustAsoc[0])`;

return $clustTransAsoc;
};

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