Saving subblock diagrams in Autosequences

How can I export a subblock diagram in the *.sub-format in an autosequence?
I've used the SCHEMEEXPORT command, but it saves the whole of the DAC plan and not just the subblock.

Greetings "th",
The SchemeExport command in DIAdem will indeed save only the HIGLIGHTED subset of your DAC block diagram, but if you have not manually selected a section of your code with your mouse, then it defaults to saving the entire block diagram.
Every single action or state of the DIAdem environment has a corresponding variable or autosequence command which can be accessed programmatically. This is one of those cases where the command is very unlikely to be useful in an autosequence, since it was specifically intended for interactive execution. The one case where I could imagine this still working, is if you released the user to the DIAdem DAC window in InterationON mode. Then the user could select a region of the DAC block diagram and press the I
nteractionOFF button to allow the autosequence to continue.

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