Flatten an array of faces

[jeffd]

I have an string array of faces that was built by querying the members of a set with the command sets -q. The return gave me back the faces in short format (ie. pSphere.f[0:9]).

Is there an easy way to turn this into an array with the faces flattened (ie. pSphere.f[0], pSphere.f[1], pSphere.f[2], etc.)?

About the only thing I can come up with right now would be to do a select on the array and run filterExpand, but that seems hacky.

--JeffD

[scifiwasabi]

coincidence that you use the word flatten?

$faces = sets -q mySet;
$faces = ls -flatten $faces;

-jd

[jeffd]

No coincidence on the word flatten. I know I have used it before. I think I have gotten so used using filterExpand lately that I forgot how I used to use ls -flatten.

Thanks for helping me through this bit of amnesia.

--JeffD