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SwolleyBible
SwolleyBible

Reputation: 273

Spotfire Ironpy how to edit specific visualization

In all the Spotfire IronPy tutorials the visualizations are defined this way:

vc = detailsVis.As[VisualContent]()

My question is how do I define an object for a specific visualization? Can I do it by title? Can I do it by objectid?

Basically, I have multiple visualizations on a tab. I would like to be able to point the script toward a specific visualization to change axis values and some other stuff..

Upvotes: 1

Views: 4133

Answers (1)

niko
niko

Reputation: 3974

the easiest way is to use the parameters supplied in the script editor. this is pretty clearly detailed in the online help so I won't go into it.

you can also refer to a visualization by its title or Id (no imports required):

# loop through all pages in analysis
for p in Document.Pages:
    print p.Title, p.Id

# loop through all visuals on a page
page_index = 3    # integer index of the page (left to right; starts at 0)
for v in Document.Pages[page_index].Visuals:
    print v.Title, v.Id

# try to find a specific visual on a page by title
for p in Document.Pages:
    for v in p.Visuals:
        if v.Title == "sometitle": visual_id = v.Id 

# or by Id, if you know it already
Document.Pages[1].Visuals.TryGetVisual(visual_id)

Document.Pages is a PageCollection.

Document.Pages.Visuals is a VisualCollection

it's probably best to just stick with the parameters, though :)

Upvotes: 3

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