Multiple commands can be used in one line using the pipe “|” separator. The command
below shows the copy and pasting of multiple commands into the command line where
the pipe separator symbol is automatically
inserted:
hide all | mark component dictionaryrange "SHELL: TIRE-FRONT-LEFT" "SHELL: TIRE-RIM-OUTER.3" | show component marked
Figure 1. Multiple Commands in the Command Line
ID Range Lists
All commands which support entity IDs support the ID range syntax. Single entities or
a range of entities are separated by a comma ",". During command recording, the
minimum required amount of information is
recorded.
show component 2000770-2000780,2000083
Label Lists
Command for labeled entities support label lists separated by a comma, "," in
addition to the ID range
syntax.
show component "BIW - A pillar bracket 5 - R - I" ,"BIW - B pillar reinfor 2 - R - I" ,"BIW - control module brkt"
mark sset "Set 1" ,"Set 2" ,"Set 5"
Additionally, the mark command supports the "dictionaryrange"
syntax, which allows you to select entities in the range of a dictionary-sorted
entity list by entering the entity start- and
end-label.
mark component dictionaryrange "SHELL: TIRE-FRONT-LEFT" "SHELL: TIRE-RIM-OUTER.3"
Wildcards
The wildcard "*" stands for an arbitrary number of characters, while "?" stands for
exactly one character. They can be used both in the ID range syntax or label
list:
show component 20001*, 20007*,
hide component *pillar*,*floor*
Figure 2. Wildcard Usage in show component Command
