Hard coded GUIDs

Notes

1. The name of the function is not important. Just so long as the main function name gets called by the code at the bottom
2. Get some GUIDs from EA, and paste them into the script
3. Create a JavaScript using the EA Specialize / Scripting / Script library
4. We suggest making a new ‘Normal’ group of scripts in EA, so all your eaDocX scripts stay in one place.

function Blocks() {
 
// Tell eaDocX that this is an eaDocX Script
//<Type>eaDocX</Type> 

//Shows how to do an independent test using the EA script debugger and static data
//This code can be used for stand-alone testing

// copy/paste some guids from your model into here, so the script can be used in the EA script debugger
elementGuids = "{95B69752-65FB-460e-AFEF-4576327665D2},{27C0B884-098E-4538-AC40-266FE9F42C18}";
var guids = elementGuids.split(",");
    // Create a string to hold the HTML
var outputHTML = "";

outputHTML += "<p>This script uses fixed GUIDS, built-in to the code</p>\r\n";

// Start the table

outputHTML += "<table border='2' style='border-collapse: collapse'>\r\n";
// Add the table header
outputHTML += "<tr><strong><td width=200>Name</td><td width=200>Notes</td><td width=100>Author</td></strong></tr>";

// Loop through each GUID
for (var i = 0; i < guids.length; i++) {

// Get the EA.Element by GUID
var theElement = Repository.GetElementByGuid(guids);

if (theElement !== null) {

// Add a row for the element

outputHTML += "<tr>";
outputHTML += "<td>" + theElement.Name + "</td>";
outputHTML += "<td>" + theElement.Notes + "</td>";
outputHTML += "<td>" + theElement.Author + "</td>";
outputHTML += "</tr>";

} else {

// Element not found; skip or log if needed
}
}

// Complete the HTML
outputHTML += "</table>\r\n";
return outputHTML;
}
// Call the function
 result = Blocks();