Trying to sort scenes by alphabetical order..Need Help!

Dan Rathbun

@renderiza said:

So no need to put ";" ?

only if more than 1 statement per line (like in the console.)

Otherwise you just make your files larger, and make the interpreter read an extra character each line.

renderiza

Thanks that is good to know!

renderiza

Hi, here is my progress so far...


model = Sketchup.active_model 
pages = model.pages 
page_num = 0 
org = pages.map{|pg| pg.name }.sort!
num = pages.count 
amount = 0 
times = 0 

begin
    pages.each { |page|
        page.transition_time=0 
        if page.name == "#{org[amount]}"
            pages.selected_page = model.pages[page_num] 
            break
        end 
        page_num+=1 
                  
    } #pages.each
	
page_num = 0 
amount += 1 if amount < num

pages.add "#{org[amount-1]}" 

end while amount < num


begin
pages.selected_page = model.pages[0] 
Sketchup.send_action(CMD_PAGE_DELETE)
times += 1
end while times < num

The above code will reorganize your scenes by name. The only thing I wish it would change is if it didn't have to prompt a message before deleting unwanted scenes but other than that I am happy with results!

If anyone have any suggestions in making my code fancier and better written please let me know.

Again Thanks!

renderiza

Hi,

Here is little code sniped for renaming all scenes and add number...

model = Sketchup.active_model 
pages = model.pages 
@page_name = "Name" 
@page_num = 1 

pages.each do |page| 
    page.name = "#{@page_name}#{@page_num}"
    @page_num = @page_num + 1
end ;#Pages.each

Cheers!

Chris Fullmer

@renderiza said:

The only thing I wish it would change is if it didn't have to prompt a message before deleting unwanted scenes but other than that I am happy with results!

Instead of:

pages.selected_page = model.pages[0] 
Sketchup.send_action(CMD_PAGE_DELETE)

use:

my_page = model.pages[0] 
model.pages.erase( my_page )

That will delete the page without issuing a warning to the user.

TIG

#You are over complicating it somewhat.
#Also it's a bit clearer if you use {}, for the new 'sorted' pages:
` model = Sketchup.active_model
pages = model.pages
selpage = pages.selected_page.name
opages = pages.map**{**[/b] |pg| pg.name }.sort
num = opages.length

opages.each**{** |page|
optt = pages[page].transition_time #***
pages[page].transition_time = 0

fix delay_time too***

opdt = pages[page].delay_time #***
pages[page].delay_time = 0
pages.selected_page = pages[page]
newp = pages.add(page)
newp.transition_time = optt
newp.delay_time = opdt
}#***Good idea to store the original page.transition_time& delay_timeetc and reapply them to the new page... #Then similarly for removing the unsorted pages use {}... num.times**{** pages.erase(model.pages[0]) }#to erase all of the original pages. #then to restore the originally selected page by name, add... pages.selected_page = pages[selpage]`

renderiza

Thank you both very much!

This was the best feedback I could hope for!

Cheers!

Dan Rathbun

@renderiza said:

... The only thing I wish it would change is if it didn't have to prompt a message before deleting unwanted scenes ...

replace:
Sketchup.send_action(CMD_PAGE_DELETE)

with:
pages.erase *some_page_object_ref*

AdamB

Following this thread, I wonder whether the OP would be better off just caching each Scene in a convenient format and simply filling the existing Scenes as 'buckets' - rather than creating and destroying objects all the time.

So simply set attributes, names, camera etc etc for each.

Adam

renderiza

Hi,

I updated [Re]Scene to include the feature to reorganize all scenes by alphabetical order. Thanks for all the help!

New Web-Dialog:

Plugin Page: http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=52203

Cheers!