MGED CMD tree

[edit] tree

Contents 1 tree 1.1 Syntax 1.2 Argument(s) 1.3 Return Value(s) 1.4 Description 1.5 Example(s) 1.6 See Also

[edit] Syntax

tree [-c] [-i #] [-o outfile] object(s)

[edit] Argument(s)

-c

Do not print shapes.

-i #

Indent # spaces.

-o outfile

Target Output File

object(s)

One or more valid BRL-CAD Database Objects.

[edit] Return Value(s)

No Return Values for this command.

[edit] Description

The "tree"command will list the contents of the specified objects in a tree-like format that displays the hierarchical structure of the objects, and all objects referenced by them, down to the primitive shape level. If -c is given, the shapes are not printed. The -o outfile option prints the results to outfile. The -i # option allows the user to set the number of spaces to indent.

[edit] Example(s)

mged> tree group1

Show the structure of the tree rooted at group1 down to the primitive shape level.

mged> tree -i 2 group1

This time use two spaces for each level of indentation.

mged> tree -c group1

No shapes are printed.

[edit] See Also

No related commands.

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