12 Apr
2010
12 Apr
'10
11:53 p.m.
Hi Mike,
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 20:53, Mike Davis <sk00ter21(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
Have you tried copying the document holding the class?
Guillaume
Similar question has appeared in this list
earlier with no good answer.
Though I suspect, this approach seems necessary is due to weak design.
Can you describe use case why it seems necessary in place of database
list,
where you can set hql query for filtering necessary elements?
Valdis
Essentially I'm creating a sort of template for a space that I will want to
duplicate later. I have scripts that create objects from a spreadsheet
specifically for a certain class in this space.
Rather than duplicating the class by hand on the next space I want these
scripts/objects on, I'd like to be able to quickly and safely duplicate the
class, so I wanted to write a quick groovy script to do it.
If there is an easier way of doing this, I'd appreciate any ideas.
-Mike
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> I want to create properties for a new class
on a blank document with
groovy. I can do the following:
>
> def doc = xwiki.getDocument("space.docname")
> c = doc.getxWikiClass();
>
> and look at elements of a class that already exists by doing:
>
> prop = c.get('propertyname')
>
> propToEdit = prop.getPropertyClass
>
> propToEdit.setValues('a|b|c')
>
>
>
> But, how can I add a new property to a class that has no existing
properties/fields?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Mike
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