path (-network <network> | -group <group> | -unit <unit> | -set <example-set>)
This command takes the given name of a network, group, unit, or example set and returns the path that can be used to more efficiently reference that object.
For a network, the path will be in the form "root.net(i)
".
For a group, which must be in the current network, the path will be of
the form "group(i)
".
For a unit, which must be in the current network, the path will be of the
form "group(i).unit(j)
".
For an example set, the path will be in the form
"root.set(i)
".
To get the path for the network named "my net":
lens> path "my net" root.net(3)
To get the path of unit "output:3":
lens> path output:3 group(4).unit(3)