I want the Project\ Project name of the current module.
The module running the dxl is not same as the current opened module. I tried the below code but did not work.
Module m = edit (s)
oldCurr = current Module
current = m
targetProject = current Project
if(!null targetProject)
{
print (name targetProject) "\n"
}
else
{
ack "The target module is not inside the project"
}
current = oldCurr
current Project is still referring to the project containing the module running Dxl
DXLScripter - Tue Sep 11 11:56:09 EDT 2012 |
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Re: How to find Project\ Project Name of the current Module?
SystemAdmin - Tue Sep 11 12:19:16 EDT 2012
getParentFolder (item)
Declaration
Folder getParentFolder({Item i|Folder f|Project p|Module m|ModName_ modRef})
Operation
Returns the folder containing the item specified by the argument. If the argument is the root folder, returns null.
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Pekka Mäkinen - http://www.softqa.eu/
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Re: How to find Project\ Project Name of the current Module?
llandale - Tue Sep 11 17:09:14 EDT 2012
Perhaps this is useful:
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Module m1, m1
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Project p1, p2
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m1 = current()
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p1 = getParentProject(m1)
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m2 = read(some module)
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p2 = getParentProject(m2)
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if (p1 != p2) then modules in different projects
I think you have a "current" problem and should get your handles some other way; certainly swap your first two lines
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oldCurr = current Module
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Module m = edit (s)
If your code is intended to have a module as it's scope; run from a module not from the Explorer; then a line like this at the top should be ROUTINE; before you do anything else.
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Module mOriginal = current().
if this is a layout of attrDXL, then perhaps this:
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Module mOriginal = module(obj)
After that, you don't need the "current()" function and will save yourself the pitfalls of "current".
-Louie
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Re: How to find Project\ Project Name of the current Module?
DXLScripter - Wed Sep 12 02:05:47 EDT 2012
Thank you so much for the quick response.
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