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Multiprocessor Individual Process Names

Is there a getname() equivalent to grab individual multiprocessor names? If not, does someone have code that would let me reference these names? Thanks in advance!

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Hi @Richard G

You can try to use getname(rank(getvarnode(node("MultiProcessor1", model()), "optable"), X)); which X is the index of Individual Process.


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Thank you for your reply @jing.chen . Your code works to an extent, however, the process names under variables>optable do not update if the user sets a name within a multiprocessor properties box. For example:

However, the process names do update within the tree under stats>state_profiles>profile, but 'getvarnode' does not work for fetching these names. Would it be possible to modify your code to work with nodes under the stats section of an object's tree? How would that work? I've tried 'getstat' but that won't return a valid path to the state_profiles node. Example demonstrating where I'm talking about in the tree:

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Hi @Richard G

The data in this node is bundle datatype, you can just use getbundlevalue() to obtain it as pic below

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'getbundlevalue' does the trick! Thank you @jing.chen

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