You can specify this selection from the tcl code (without user interaction), with the list of entities separated by spaces, or ranges with a semicolon like 1:4 instead 1 2 3 4, and finished with escape
for example:
GiD_Process escape escape escape escape data cond assign [DWGetGIDCondName $GDN] unassign 1 5:end escape
About to remember the window sizes, instead to create a window with the Tk standard toplevel command, can use the InitWindow GiD tcl procedure. Then GiD save and restore the window size.
Yourself can off course to save and read this window sizes, and set again this size when reopen it
(see wm geometry Tk standard command)
For a sample using InitWindow, download and read the A3-Extension_tcl_ENG.doc document, from the GiD course 2002, Advanced course documentation (
http://www.gidhome.com/2002/material_courses )
Regards
Enrique
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From:
ascosta at portugalmail.pt
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Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 5:34 PM
Subject: [GiDlist] Delete assigned nodes
If i want to delete all assigned nodes for a condition i do:
GiD_Process escape escape escape escape data cond assign [DWGetGIDCondName $GDN] delete yes escape
But if i only want to assign few nodes it's possible to do:
GiD_Process escape escape escape escape data cond assign [DWGetGIDCondName $GDN] unassign
But in this case i have to select the nodes i want.
It's possible to delete the nodes not selecting, just telling the nodes to delete?
Thanks.
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