Curve Functions
- Last UpdatedNov 27, 2023
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This chapter describes function to identify an existing contour in the current drawing and create a curve statement to add to the current panel.
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pan_curve_create( ) |
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The function returns a curve statement to add in the current panel. |
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Input Parameters: |
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plane code |
integer |
The code of the plane. |
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view handle |
handle |
The handle of the current view |
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curve name |
string |
The name of created curve |
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panel name |
string |
The name of the current panel |
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contour |
contour2D |
The contour object |
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Returned value: |
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[0] |
integer |
Result code |
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[1] |
string |
Curve statement |
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Exceptions: |
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kcs_ValueError |
Invalid parameter value. |
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kcs_DrawingNotCurrent |
No drawing was current. |
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kcs_Error |
General error. |
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pan_curve_store( ) |
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The function makes curve object out of the contour and saves it on the databank. |
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Input Parameters: |
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dwg handle |
handle |
The handle of the current drawing. |
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view handle |
handle |
The handle of the current view. |
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curve name |
string |
The name of created curve. |
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cont handle |
handle |
The handle of the contour. |
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contour |
handle |
The contour object. |
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Returned value: |
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[0] |
integer |
Result code |
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Exceptions: |
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kcs_ValueError |
Invalid parameter value. |
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kcs_DrawingNotCurrent |
No drawing was current. |
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kcs_Error |
General error. |
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Examples: |
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# Example: kcs_ex_hullcurve1.py |
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# Example: kcs_ex_hullcurve2.py |
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