This article explains how to retrieve data marking selection using IronPython in Spotfire®
Introduction
There is more than one way to retrieve marking selection, depending on the values to be retrieved. The following example shows how to retrieve values from only one column, using the DataValueCursor class.
Code sample
# Copyright © 2017. TIBCO Software Inc. Licensed under TIBCO BSD-style license. from System.Collections.Generic import List from Spotfire.Dxp.Data import * # Create a cursor for the table column to get the values from. # Add a reference to the data table in the script. dataTable = Document.Data.Tables["tableName"] cursor = DataValueCursor.CreateFormatted(dataTable.Columns["yourColumnName"]) # Retrieve the marking selection markings = Document.ActiveMarkingSelectionReference.GetSelection(dataTable) # Create a List object to store the retrieved data marking selection markedata = List [str](); # Iterate through the data table rows to retrieve the marked rows for row in dataTable.GetRows(markings.AsIndexSet(),cursor): #rowIndex = row.Index ##un-comment if you want to fetch the row index into some defined condition value = cursor.CurrentValue if value <> str.Empty: markedata.Add(value) # Get only unique values valData = List [str](set(markedata)) # Store in a document property yourVariableName = ', '.join(valData) Document.Properties["yourDocumentPropertyControl"] = yourVariableName
Note that you can create a cursor for each of the columns for which you intend to retrieve values.
Note that it is possible to reference the marking used in the visualization by name, instead of using Document.ActiveMarkingSelectionReference. For example, you can use:
markings = Document.Data.Markings["YourMarkingName"]
References
License: TIBCO BSD-Style License
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