I am trimming outdated rows of information from a DOORS file. The way I know how to delete rows is to do them one at a time by the following procedure:
Is there a way to do a bulk delete of multiple rows at once in DOORS?
So- this is a bit trickier than it appears, mostly because DOORS does not allow for non-sequential selection of items without DXL scripting.
If I were doing this, I would do the following:
First, set the first element of each row that is going to be deleted to something recognizable- for example, "||DELETED||"
Next, I would run the following code:
// Use the current module
Module m = current
// Grab the first object
Object o = first ( m )
// Loop through the objects in the module - using a deletion in the loop, so no for o in m
while ( !null o ) {
// Check for our deletion flag
if ( o."Object Text" "" == "||DELETED||" ) {
// Grab the parent object - this will actually be the 'row object'
Object oP = parent ( o )
// Set 'o' to point to the object right before the deletion (to allow loop to continue)
o = previous ( parent ( o ) )
// Softdelete that row object
softDelete ( oP )
}
// Go to the next object (on the last object, will set equal to null)
o = next ( o )
}
This may not be the best way to go about this- I've always wanted to take a crack at non-sequential selection in the GUI. But it should accomplish what you are looking to do.