I’m a beginner with Py4C and I need to do a script who re-transcribe a PAB to an Xlxs file.
So script will define all information about Node, Physical Link, Physical Port.
And I want to know how to find the PhysicalPath associated to a specific physical port.
I tried the function pl.get_involving_physical_paths() but it doesn’t work.
“py4j.protocol.Py4JError: An error occurred while calling o33998.getInvolvingPhysicalPaths. Trace:
py4j.Py4JException: Method getInvolvingPhysicalPaths([]) does not exist”
Is somebody has a solution to find a PhysicalPath from a PhysicalLink ?
Moreover, is it possible to set false the visibility of an item with Python4Capella? (or to filter the displaying of all links in a physicalpath?)
You can replace the method with the following implementation:
def get_involving_physical_paths(self) -> List[PhysicalPath]:
res = []
involvements = self.get_java_object().getInvolvingInvolvements()
physical_path_involvement_e_class = get_e_classifier("http://www.polarsys.org/capella/core/cs/" + capella_version(), "PhysicalPathInvolvement")
physical_path_e_class = get_e_classifier("http://www.polarsys.org/capella/core/cs/" + capella_version(), "PhysicalPath")
for involvement in involvements:
if physical_path_involvement_e_class.isInstance(involvement) and physical_path_e_class.isInstance(involvement.getInvolver()):
res.append(PhysicalPath(involvement.getInvolver()))
return res
I opened the following issue:
For the second question, I suppose you want to programmatically show/hide elements from the diagram. It’s not possible for the moment. But we have an issue opened on this topic:
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