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Delete multiple elements that are selected by using Java Service [message #1793308] Fri, 03 August 2018 14:22 Go to next message
Parsa Pourali is currently offline Parsa PouraliFriend
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Hello,

Assume that a user selects multiple elements in a diagram, and uses delete key/button to delete the elements. Now, I'm trying to pass the selected elements to a java service and do some stuff before deleting these elements. What I need is to pass all the selected elements. So, if I just say "service:DeleteMyElements()", it will only pass the first selected element from the list of the selected elements. Is there any way to pass all the selected elements? I know I can use "for" element, but with "for" I can only pas one of the selected elements one at a time. However, I need to pass all the elements at the same time.

Thanks,
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Parsa

[Updated on: Tue, 07 August 2018 13:12]

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Re: Delete multiple elements that are selected by using Java Service [message #1793396 is a reply to message #1793308] Tue, 07 August 2018 13:12 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Parsa Pourali is currently offline Parsa PouraliFriend
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Any idea ?
Re: Delete multiple elements that are selected by using Java Service [message #1793524 is a reply to message #1793396] Thu, 09 August 2018 14:18 Go to previous message
Julien Dupont is currently offline Julien DupontFriend
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Hi Parsa,

When you select many elements, the tool Delete Element is called for each element to delete. You can't pass a list elements to delete.

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