In EA searches you can use the #Branch# macro, to get a list of all packageID's under a certain branch.
You can then use those packageID's so select elements, diagrams, etc... using an SQL Query.
here's the method I use in C# to get the this packageTreeIDList (from my
Package class)
private List<string> getPackageTreeIDs(List<string> parentIDs = null)
{
List<string> allPackageIDs = new List<string>();
List<string> subPackageIDs = new List<string>();
if (parentIDs == null)
{
parentIDs = new List<string>() { this.packageID.ToString() };
}
//add the current parentID's to the list of all ID's
allPackageIDs.AddRange(parentIDs);
//get the id's from the subpackages
string parentIDString = string.Join(",", parentIDs);
string getSubpackageSQL = "select p.Package_ID from t_package p where p.Parent_ID in (" + parentIDString + ")";
var queryResult = this.EAModel.SQLQuery(getSubpackageSQL);
foreach (XmlNode packageIdNode in queryResult.SelectNodes(this.EAModel.formatXPath("//Package_ID")))
{
subPackageIDs.Add(packageIdNode.InnerText);
}
//if subpackages found then go a level deeper
if (subPackageIDs.Any())
{
allPackageIDs.AddRange(this.getPackageTreeIDs(subPackageIDs));
}
return allPackageIDs;
}Geert
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