GetOutputTarget

[caledonian_tartan]

hello
i looked up the SDK and found "GetOutputTarget"

i would like to get all the ports logged that a particular node is connected to.
but i have some troubles to use this successfully...

[caledonian_tartan]

now i use this to get the connections of a particular node of the selected ice tree

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from siutils import log             # LogMessage

for op in Application.Selection(0).ActivePrimitive.ConstructionHistory:

    if op.Type == "ICETree":

        ICETree = op

        # output port direction

        log("output ports")

        for node in op.Nodes:

            for port in node.OutputPorts:

                for connectedPort,connectedNode in zip(port.ConnectedPorts, port.ConnectedNodes):

                    if node.Name == "PPG_Connector":
						log("%s.%s -> %s.%s" % (node.Name, port.Name, connectedNode.Name, connectedPort.Name))
						
        # input port direction

        log("input ports")

        for node in op.Nodes:

            for port in node.InputPorts:

                for connectedPort,connectedNode in zip(port.ConnectedPorts, port.ConnectedNodes):

					if connectedNode.Name == "PPG_Connector":
					
						log("%s.%s -> %s.%s" % (node.Name, port.Name, connectedNode.Name, connectedPort.Name))

how can i get the input value (string/reference) of a "get data" node of the SELECTED pointcloud??

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here's a working example using the pointcloud name:
oTest = Application.GetValue("pointcloud.pointcloud.ICETree.PPG_Connector.PPG_Name_string")
print oTest

[csaez]

Hi,
You can get it from the parameters of the node

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from siutils import si, log

for ICETree in si.Selection(0).ActivePrimitive.ICETrees:
    for node in ICETree.Nodes:
        for port in node.InputPorts:
            for connectedNode in port.ConnectedNodes:
                for param in connectedNode.Parameters:
                    log("{0}: {1}".format(param.FullName, param.Value))

[caledonian_tartan]

cool! this works, thanks!

thing is that it returns the value 4 times although it only has one input...