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Open "Choosing Analyses form" for specific analysis with skill

fatcat1206

Hi All

I am tring to open "Choosing Analyses form" for specific analysis with skill.

What I found is "sevEditSelectedAnas(session)", it can open the "Choosing Analyses Form"

but it requires to select the analyses first, and I cannot find an API to select the analysis.

What I need is something similar as "sevEditSelectedAnas(session)"

instead of having one argument, it can receive the second argument as "analysis name".

Thus some functions like "xxxSevEditAnas(session anaName)"

Then I can open "Choosing Analyses form" for specific analysis defined by the second argument.

 

Best Regards


Yi

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  • Hi All

    I just find a work around for my question.

    on the beginning, I just bring out the "Choose Analyses Form" with "sevEditSelectedAnas()" API.

    Then with "SISdisplayedFormList()", I create a list for all the displayed form.

    by some filtering, I can find the "Choose Analyses Form" of specified test session.

    Then I change the value of "asiiAnalysisRadioField" to the analyses I want.

    It was not a perfect solution, but it works for me :)

    Please find the procedure below.

    Best Regards

    Yi

    xxxSevEditAnas(session anaName)

    procedure(SISsevEditAnas(session anaName)
    let((

        analysisForm
    )
        sevEditSelectedAnas(session)
        analysisForm = eval(car(setof(x SISdisplayedFormList() and(eval(x)~>sevSession == session eval(x)~>asiiAnalysisRadioField))))              
        analysisForm ->asiiAnalysisRadioField->value = anaName
    );let
    );proc


    procedure(SISdisplayedFormList()
    let((
        displayedFormList
    )
        displayedFormList = nil
        foreach(form hiFormList()
            when(and(hiIsForm(eval(form)) hiIsFormDisplayed(eval(form)))
                displayedFormList = cons(form displayedFormList)
            );when
        );foreach
        displayedFormList
    );let
    );proc

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  • Hi All

    I just find a work around for my question.

    on the beginning, I just bring out the "Choose Analyses Form" with "sevEditSelectedAnas()" API.

    Then with "SISdisplayedFormList()", I create a list for all the displayed form.

    by some filtering, I can find the "Choose Analyses Form" of specified test session.

    Then I change the value of "asiiAnalysisRadioField" to the analyses I want.

    It was not a perfect solution, but it works for me :)

    Please find the procedure below.

    Best Regards

    Yi

    xxxSevEditAnas(session anaName)

    procedure(SISsevEditAnas(session anaName)
    let((

        analysisForm
    )
        sevEditSelectedAnas(session)
        analysisForm = eval(car(setof(x SISdisplayedFormList() and(eval(x)~>sevSession == session eval(x)~>asiiAnalysisRadioField))))              
        analysisForm ->asiiAnalysisRadioField->value = anaName
    );let
    );proc


    procedure(SISdisplayedFormList()
    let((
        displayedFormList
    )
        displayedFormList = nil
        foreach(form hiFormList()
            when(and(hiIsForm(eval(form)) hiIsFormDisplayed(eval(form)))
                displayedFormList = cons(form displayedFormList)
            );when
        );foreach
        displayedFormList
    );let
    );proc

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