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Flags. MEL
examples.
dgeval [-verbose]
[objects]
dgeval is undoable, NOT queryable, and NOT
editable.
The dgeval command is used to force a dependency graph
evaluate of a node or plug. Used for debugging to find propagation
problems.
None
dgInfo, dgdirty
verbose
| Long name (short name) | 
Argument types | 
Properties | 
-verbose(-v) | 
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If this flag is used then the results of the evaluation(s)
is/are printed on stdout. -src If specified then evaluate node
outputs as well as inputs when evaluating an entire node.
<objectList> Normally the selection list is used to determine
which objects to evaluate, but you can add to the selection list by
specifying which objects you want on the command line. | 
 
 
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  Flag can appear in Create mode of
command | 
  Flag can appear in Edit mode of command | 
  Flag can appear in Query mode of command | 
  Flag can be used more than once in a
command. | 
dgeval myNode;              // Evaluate all (connected) plugs on "myNode"
// Result: 5                // This means that 5 plugs were evaluated
select myNode.tx;
dgeval;                     // Evaluate myNode.tx only
// Result: 1