TREE(nged)

Lists the contents of the specified objects in a tree-like format that displays the hierarchical structure of the objects, and all objects referenced by them, down to the primitive shape level.

📅 published 7.44.0, from nixpkgs unstable

🌳 TREE(nged) — the tree command, bestie 🌳

okay so welcome to TREE(nged) from BRL-CAD MGED Commands 💖 this is the page where tree shows you what's inside stuff, hierarchy and all, and honestly it's giving main character energy 🌟

✨ NAME ✨

tree — shows what's inside the objects you name in a tree-like format, laying out the hierarchical structure of those objects plus every object they reference, all the way down to the primitive shape level 🫶

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

tree {objects(s)} [-a] [-c] [-d#] [-i#] [-ooutfile]

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

tree lists the contents of the specified objects in a tree-like format that displays the hierarchical structure of the objects, and all objects referenced by them, down to the primitive shape level. literally the whole glow-up of your object tree, no cap ✨

  • -a — adds a list of all attributes for each object. attributes show up with a leading @ and then their values follow right after 💅
  • -c — if -c is given, only combinations get printed (i.e., not primitive shapes). so shapes are lowkey not invited to this party 🙈
  • -d # — prints out the hierarchy to a specified depth. in the synopsis it's written as -d#, same vibe 🌀
  • -i # — lets you set the number of spaces to indent. in the synopsis it's written as -i#, still iconic 🌸
  • -o filename — prints results to the specified filename. the synopsis writes it as -ooutfile, and yes bestie, it's the same option 🎀

🎀 EXAMPLES 🎀

the first example is tree doing its hierarchical listing thing, and the second and third examples show tree with arguments. obsessed with a command that comes with receipts 💖

Example 1. Show the structure of an object down to the primitive shape level.

mged>tree group1

shows the structure of the tree rooted at group1 down to the primitive shape level 🌳

Example 2. Specify the amount of indentation in the tree.

mged>tree -i2 group1

uses two spaces for each level of indentation ✨

Example 3. Specify that no shapes are to be printed.

mged>tree -c group1

no shapes are printed 🙈

Example 4. Specify that attributes are listed for each object printed.

mged>tree -a -c group1

no shapes are printed, but attributes are shown for the printed objects 💅

👑 AUTHOR 👑

BRL-CAD Team 👑

🐛 BUG REPORTS 🐛

Reports of bugs or problems should be submitted via electronic mail to devs@brlcad.org 📧

okay signing off from the BRL-CAD TREE(nged) page — the footer has no date listed, so we're just gonna say date: not in this footer, bestie, and leave it cute like that 🫶💖✨

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