Long name (short name) |
Argument types |
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-removeEdits(-r) |
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Remove edits which affect the specified unloaded
commandTarget. |
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-changeEditTarget(-cet) |
string string |
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Used to change a target of the specified edits. This flag takes
two parameters: the old target of the edits, and the new target to
change it to. The target can either be a node name ("node"), a node
and attribute name ("node.attr"), or just an attribute name
(".attr"). If an edit currently affects the old target, it will be
changed to affect the new target. You should use 'referenceQuery'
to determine the format of the edit targets. As an example most
edits store the long name of the attribute (e.g. "translateX"), so
when specifying the old target, a long name must also be used. If
the short name is specified (e.g. "tx"), chances are the edit won't
be retargeted. |
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-applyFailedEdits(-afe) |
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Attempts to apply any unapplied edits. This flag is useful if
previously failing edits have been fixed using the
-changeEditTarget flag. This flag can only be used on loaded
references. If the command target is a referenced node, the
associated reference is used instead. |
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-failedEdits(-fld) |
boolean |
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This is a secondary flag used to indicate whether or not failed
edits should be acted on (e.g. queried, removed, etc...). A failed
edit is an edit which could not be successfully applied the last
time its reference was loaded. An edit can fail for a variety of
reasons (e.g. the referenced node to which it applies was removed
from the referenced file). By default failed edits will be acted
on. |
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-successfulEdits(-scs) |
boolean |
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This is a secondary flag used to indicate whether or not
successful edits should be acted on (e.g. queried, removed,
etc...). A successful edit is any edit which was successfully
applied the last time its reference was loaded. This flag will have
no affect if the commandTarget is loaded. By default successful
edits will not be acted on. |
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-editCommand(-ec) |
string |
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This is a secondary flag used to indicate which type of
reference edits should be considered by the command. If this flag
is not specified all edit types will be included. This flag
requires a string parameter. Valid values are: "addAttr",
"connectAttr", "deleteAttr", "disconnectAttr", "parent", and
"setAttr". In some contexts, this flag may be specified more than
once to specify multiple edit types to consider. |
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-onReferenceNode(-orn) |
string |
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This is a secondary flag used to indicate that only those edits
which are stored on the indicated reference node should be
considered. This flag only supports multiple uses when specified
with the "exportEdits" command. |
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