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Description: proc callback {objid objtype} {
...
}
The objid is the Rigi node ID or arc ID. The objtype has a value of either "arc" or "node." All nodes and arcs in the graph are passed to the Tcl proc, including those that are not visible and those that in the clipboard. # Write an unstructured (flat) RSF file for the entire
# graph to stdout. Note that the rcl_write_rsf proc
# writes only the active window to an unstructured RSF file.
# First define the callback proc ...
proc write_flat_rsf {objid objtype} {
if {
objtype == "node"} {
set typenum [rcl_get_node_type
objid]
# Ignore nodes of type "Collapse" because
# they define structure
if {[rcl_get_collapsenode] !=
typenum} {
# Write a tuple describing the node.
set typename [rcl_get_nodetypename
typenum]
set name [rcl_get_node_name
objid]
puts type\t\"
name\"\t
typename
}
} else {
set typenum [rcl_get_arc_type
objid]
# Ignore arcs of types "level" and
# "composite" because they define structure
if {[rcl_get_levelarc] !=
typenum && \
[rcl_get_compositearc] !=
typenum} {
# Write a tuple describing the arc.
set typename [rcl_get_arctypename
typenum]
set srcid [rcl_get_arc_src
objid]
set src [rcl_get_node_name
srcid]
set dstid [rcl_get_arc_dst
objid]
set dst [rcl_get_node_name
dstid]
puts
typename\t\"
src\"\t\"
dst\"
}
}
}
# Then get Rigi to pass data to the callback proc ...
rcl_kb_dump write_flat_rsf
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