Next, setup the GuidoTable inside of the scroll pane. This also helps the user view the entire table as inputs can easily grow past the extents of the form and this will allow the user to navigate up and down the list. Typically, I put the table inside of a scroll pane, so that I can control the dimensions of the table inside of the GuidoForm. The macro will simply write the selected attributes to the output window. Note that this is suitable for Surpac users who are interested in TCL scripting, but it is an advanced topic.Ĭlick Apply. As an exercise for this post, we will create a form which has a table that allows us to select some block model attributes. This topic covers TCL and SCL/GUIDO concepts and assumes some prior knowledge of their basic use, but the completed macro’s text will also be included at the end for you as a guide and reference.
However, without knowing how many items the user will input, controlling the flow of the macro can be a challenge. When I am creating TCL scripts for GEOVIA Surpac users, I want to provide them with the ability to make multiple selections of data.
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