Hi,

 I couldn't find related information in help file. If my stream has a supernode S_Node (non terminal), and a filter node Remove_Sum_Filter1 is contained in the supernode, how can I successful run the stream script?

 I got a " can not find node" error.If the node is not in supernode it runs smoothly.

Many Thanks,

# the script # a loop to rename fields (shorten field names) # first make a temp variable to hold the field name var tim # start loop, for field each field in the filter node named "Remove_Sum_Filter1" for tim in_fields_at Remove_Sum_Filter1:filternode # if this field ends in "_Sum" then do something if hasendstring(^tim, "_Sum") then # remove the last 4 letters set Remove_Sum_Filter1:filternode.new_name.^tim = allbutlast(4, ^tim) else # otherwise do nothing endif # end the loop endfor

The only advice I can offer is to not use SuperNodes if you need to use a script of this nature.  SuperNode themselves can use scripts, but I too had problems referencing a node within a SuperNode.

I reported this problm as a bug with Clementine version 10.1 many months ago, so hopefully it will be fixed in version 12 (I'm upgrading soon).

Cheers

Tim

thanks a lot Tim.

I had to move the filter node out of supernode:) after script ran I can paste it back again with updated value.

Seems we need to expect version 13.....