The history tracker has two get* methods for retrieving detailed assemblies and blocks
getDetailAssembliesgetDetailBlocks
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def getDetailAssemblies(self) -> list["Assembly"]: |
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"""Returns the assemblies that have been signaled as detail assemblies.""" |
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assems = [] |
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if not self.detailAssemblyNames: |
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runLog.info("No detail assemblies HistoryTrackerInterface") |
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for name in self.detailAssemblyNames: |
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try: |
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assems.append(self.r.core.getAssemblyByName(name)) |
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except KeyError: |
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if name in {a.name for a in self.r.core}: |
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raise Exception("Found it") |
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runLog.warning( |
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"Cannot find detail assembly {} in assemblies-by-name lookup table, which has {} entries".format( |
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name, len(self.r.core.assembliesByName) |
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) |
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) |
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return assems |
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def getDetailBlocks(self) -> list["Block"]: |
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"""Get all blocks in all detail assemblies.""" |
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return [block for a in self.getDetailAssemblies() for block in a] |
An iterator approach would be useful for cases where a client (me in this case) may not want a list of all the assemblies / blocks because that could be manifold.
