Change the workfile object filter for the current workfile window.
Syntax
wffilter name_list @ object_type_list @attr(attribute_list)
Specify the names of the objects you would like to display in the workfile window using a name pattern. You may additionally specify the object type(s) using the @ delimiter and/or matching attribute value using the @attr keyword.
• The name_list is a space delimited list of names or name patterns.
• The object_type_list is a space delimited list of one or more object types or object groups. The start of the list is denoted by the '@' symbol followed by a space.
• The attribute_list is a space delimited list of attribute filters. Each applied filter is denoted by using the @attr keyword. The format of the filter has the form @attr(attr_name, attr_value).
Acceptable individual object types include:
series, group, alpha, link, sample, valmap, table, graph, text, spool, equation, var, system, logl, pool, factor, sspace, vector, sym, matrix, coef, scalar, model, user
Individual object types are also categorized into object groups:
Options
estobj | equation, var, system, logl, pool, factor, sspace |
matobj | vector, sym, matrix, coef, scalar |
viewobj | table, graph, text, spool |
dataobj | series, group, alpha, link, sample, valmap |
Examples
wffilter tab1 graph1
displays the objects tab1 and graph1 in the workfile window if they exist.
wffilter a* t*
displays in the workfile window all objects whose names begin with “a” or “t”.
wffilter * @ series
displays all the series objects in the workfile window.
wffilter g* @ series graph
displays in the workfile window the series and graph objects beginning with “g”.
wffilter * @attr("remarks","us gdp")”
displays in the workfile window the objects in the workfile whose remarks attributes are ‘us gdp”.
wffilter p* @ matobj @attr("city","") @attr("country","*US*")
displays in the workfile window the objects whose names start with “p”, are either vectors, syms, matrices, coefs, or scalars, have an empty ‘city’ attribute, and have the string ‘us’ in the ‘country’ attribute.
Cross-references