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--- visual3d:documentation:pipeline:signal_commands:rename_signals [2024/12/27 13:46] – [Rename Signals] wikisysop
+++ visual3d:documentation:pipeline:signal_commands:rename_signals [2025/05/09 20:38] (current) – Added headers. More work needed to bring the page up to pipeline command standard. wikisysop
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 ====== Rename Signals ======
-Rename a signal in the Workspace.
+As the name suggests, the Rename_Signal command allows users to rename signals in the workspace.
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-Renaming multiple signals
+===== Examples =====
+==== Example 1: Renaming multiple signals ====
+Multiple signals can be renamed with a single command by concatening "original" and "new" signal names with the + character.
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-==== Example: Rename a DERIVED signal in all files including CalFiles ====
+==== Example 2: Rename a DERIVED signal in all files including CalFiles ====
+Signals can be renamed across all files in the workspace by using the * wildcard in the FILE_NAME parameter.
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-==== Example: Rename a signal in the GLOBAL workspace ====
+==== Example 3: Rename a signal in the GLOBAL workspace ====
+There are two methods for renaming a signal in the [[visual3d:documentation:definitions:global_workspace|GLOBAL workspace]]. The first is to make the GLOBAL workspace active; the second is to prefix the signal name.
-METHOD1 - Make the Global Workspace Active
+=== METHOD 1 - Make the Global Workspace Active ===
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-METHOD2 - Add a prefix to the signal name indicating that it is GLOBAL
+=== METHOD 2 - Add a prefix to the signal name indicating that it is GLOBAL ===
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