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Command Help set-field-output-status |
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set-field-output-status |
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Brief Description
Write an attribute field to a file type.
How to Use
The format for this command is:
set-field-output-status(FLDNAME ncode)
where FLDNAME is the attribute field name and ncode is a bitwise integer defining the filetype to write to. The integers and field types are:
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1 |
Points |
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2 |
Strings |
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4 |
Holes |
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8 |
Wireframes |
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16 |
Results |
ncode values are, for multiple file types, compound values. For example, to write an attribute field to NO file types you would use:
set-field-output-status(FLDNAME, 0)
As another example, to write an attribute field to points and results:
set-field-output-status(FLDNAME, 18)
The latter example will write to points and results file types because 2 + 16 = 18
