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    Subgraph Functions

    List of Functions

    getSubgraphInputPortsCount

    getSubgraphOutputPortsCount

    isSubgraphInputPortConnected

    isSubgraphOutputPortConnected

    Subgraph functions let user acquire details on input and output ports of subgraph.

    These functions are only available in subgraphs. If you use them out of a subgraph, the functions fail.

    If you work with subgraphs, you may need parse mapping. See Mapping Functions.

    getSubgraphInputPortsCount

    integer getSubgraphInputPortsCount(  );

    The function getSubgraphInputPortsCount() returns the number of input ports.

    Compatibility

    The function getSubgraphInputPortsCount() is available since CloverETL 4.1.0.

    Example 379. Usage of getSubgraphInputPortsCount
    There is a subgraph having two input ports and one output port. The function getSubgraphInputPortsCount() returns 2.

    getSubgraphOutputPortsCount

    integer getSubgraphOutputPortsCount(  );

    The function getSubgraphOutputPortsCount() returns the number of output ports.

    Compatibility

    The function getSubgraphOutputPortsCount() is available since CloverETL 4.1.0.

    Example 380. Usage of getSubgraphOutputPortsCount
    There is a subgraph having two input ports and one output port. The function getSubgraphOutputPortsCount() returns 1.

    isSubgraphInputPortConnected

    boolean isSubgraphInputPortConnected( integer portNo );

    The function isSubgraphInputPortConnected() returns true if the particular subgraph input port is connected. Otherwise, it returns false.

    Port numbers start from zero.

    If portNo is not a valid port number of a particular subgraph (negative value or too big value), the function fails with an error.

    Compatibility

    The isSubgraphInputPortConnected() function is available since CloverETL 4.1.0.

    Example 381. Usage of isSubgraphInputPortConnected

    There is a subgraph having two input ports: the first one is connected, the second one is not connected.

    The function isSubgraphInputPortConnected(0) returns true.

    The function isSubgraphInputPortConnected(1) returns false.

    The function isSubgraphInputPortConnected(2) fails.

    isSubgraphOutputPortConnected

    boolean isSubgraphOutputPortConnected( integer portNo );

    The function isSubgraphOutputPortConnected() returns true if the particular subgraph output port is connected. Otherwise, it returns false.

    Port numbers start from zero.

    If portNo is not a valid port number of a particular subgraph (negative value or too big value), the function fails with an error.

    Compatibility

    The isSubgraphOutputPortConnected() function is available since CloverETL 4.1.0.

    Example 382. Usage of isSubgraphOutputPortConnected

    There is a subgraph having two output ports: the first one is connected, the second one is not connected.

    The function isSubgraphOutputPortConnected(0) returns true.

    The function isSubgraphOutputPortConnected(1) returns false.

    The function isSubgraphOutputPortConnected(2) fails.