I tried that, but it lists all the various objects parameters as
seperate parameters. I don't have a one parameter controls all type
behaviour that I'm looking for. I'm in SI2012sap though, so maybe it's a
behavior that has changed in 2013? Anyway, it's not the end of the
world. I'll just select the various objects and they can themselves
inspect it using the right tab selection menu. I was just wondering if I
could automate that part, but I can't seem to make it work.
-Mathieu
Eric Cosky wrote:
Coincidentally I had to do this exact thing in C++ today. I found that I had
to call InspectObj on one specific property (via execute script api) of one
of the objects that I wanted to inspect these parameters for, and then set
the current selection to the set of objects that had the property I wanted
to multi-edit for. It seemed odd, but it did what I needed. SI2013sp1.
-Eric Cosky
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Subject: inspect multiple objects as one by script
When I select multiple objects that contains the same custom parameters and
I click on selection on the right tab and open the ppg of one of them and
change a value, that value gets changed for all selected objects... I want
my script to select multiple objects and launch the ppg with the same logic,
i.e. have one parameter that will change all the values of the selection. I
can't figure out how to inspect that ppg in that specific way. It always
opens a list of the various objects parameters instead of just opening one
that will affect all selection.
What do I need to do in my script to make it inspect all as one like it does
when I use the right tab selection menu.
-Mathieu
