How to do such thing in set def language?

[nick_e]

Hi,

how to do the following thing in setdef language:
1. suppose i have the following referencing scheme
A<-C<-B
2. I do a selection of set of A objects based on C class (reachable from C)

3. I want to select distinct instances of B which inderectly references to selected A objects..

Is it possible? Paths between sets is not the thing as it does not have a distinct condition.

[Anton Katilin]

Hi,

This is not possible at the moment.

I think that adding a tag that defines objects lying on paths to given set X should solve this use case. I.e. this could be like

all_objects_on_paths_to(A<-C) AND B

where all_objects_on_paths_to is the new proposed tag.

What do you think?

As a workaround, please define a set for the A's according to the scheme.

Then please use "Memory | Predefined Set..." action, and then apply Find Paths to the result.

Best regards,
Anton