opls command

Lists operators in the network hierarchy.

Replaced by: hou.Node

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Usages

  1. opls [-a] [-d] [-f] [-l] [-t] [-R] [operator_pattern]

opls works like the ls command in UNIX. If you don’t specify an operator_pattern, it prints the operators in the current network path.

If an operator contains other operators (for example, an object containing SOPs or a sub-network node), the number of operators inside is printed in parentheses.

Options

-l

Print in long format (show more information).

The long format shows operator flags using the following symbols. If the flag is on, the symbol appears, if the flag is off a dash (-) appears in the symbol’s place.

d

Display

r

Render

t

Template

l/L

l = Soft locked, L = Hard locked

e/h

e = Exposed, h = Hidden.

b

Bypassed

c

Current

s

Selected

-a

Print all operators (includes hidden operators).

-d

Do not print the contents of networks.

-f

Print full paths.

-R

For each network, recursively list its contents as well.

t

Sort operators by their last modified time.

Examples

opls -lR geo*

opls /path/to/list/*

opls -d /*/*/*