oProject.GetActiveDesign() does not work in HFSS for some reason.

- November 26, 2020 at 12:20 am
  
  AndyJP
  Subscriber
  
  oProject.GetActiveDesign() does not work in HFSS for some reason.nnThere is also no way explained to get the string name of the project and design objects defined.nSimply, no manual explains all the members of the fundamental objects. Just some methods are explained briefly without a real example.nnThe default script engine, macro-wizzard and library offer VBA scripting, while no VBA console is offered. The offered console works with IronPython only, which is not documented for using with ANSYS.nMeanwhile, IronPython is already a dead and abandoned, which removes it from the list of priorities for studying .... really. why not Turbo-Pascal?n
- December 9, 2020 at 10:39 am
  
  rtk
  Ansys Employee
  
  ,nI checked and the oProject.GetActiveDesign() is working at my side.nCould you please share the instance where you found this not working? In that way we can know why it is happening so and guide you in a better way.nnnBest Regards,n
- December 10, 2020 at 6:04 am
  
  AndyJP
  Subscriber
  
  I found the problem.nWhen left-clicking the embedded script, it removes active property from the design, while it is still bold-highlited.nnIs there a way to list all the designs of the project, and get their properties? Like finding the one which is HFSS, and eigenmode particularly?n

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