pycatia.mec_mod_interfaces.rectilinear_bi_dim_feat_edge

Module initially auto generated using V5Automation files from CATIA V5 R28 on 2020-06-11 12:40:47.360445

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class pycatia.mec_mod_interfaces.rectilinear_bi_dim_feat_edge.RectilinearBiDimFeatEdge(com_object)

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System.IUnknown

System.IDispatch

System.CATBaseUnknown

System.CATBaseDispatch

System.AnyObject

InfInterfaces.Reference

MecModInterfaces.Boundary

MecModInterfaces.Edge

MecModInterfaces.BiDimFeatEdge

RectilinearBiDimFeatEdge

1-D boundary belonging to a feature whose topological result is two

dimensional, the boundary having a rectilinear geometry.

Role: This Boundary object may be, for example, the edge of a surface obtained

through the extrusion of a line.

You will create a RectilinearBiDimFeatEdge object using the Shapes.GetBoundary

, HybridShapes.GetBoundary , Sketches.GetBoundary or Selection.SelectElement2

method. Then, you pass it to the operator (such as Hole.SetDirection

).

The lifetime of a RectilinearBiDimFeatEdge object is limited, see

Boundary.

Example: see the RectilinearTriDimFeatEdge example

get_direction(o_direction: tuple) → None

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o Sub GetDirection(CATSafeArrayVariant oDirection)

Returns the direction of the rectilinear edge.

Parameters:

oDirection[0]

The X Coordinate of the direction

oDirection[1]

The Y Coordinate of the direction

oDirection[2]

The Z Coordinate of the direction

Parameters:

o_direction (tuple) –

Return type:

None

get_origin(o_origin: tuple) → None

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o Sub GetOrigin(CATSafeArrayVariant oOrigin)

Returns the origin of the the rectilinear edge.

Parameters:

oOrigin[0]

The X Coordinate of the rectilinear edge origin

oOrigin[1]

The Y Coordinate of the rectilinear edge origin

oOrigin[2]

The Z Coordinate of the rectilinear edge origin

Parameters:

o_origin (tuple) –

Return type:

None