pycatia.smt_interfaces.merges

Module initially auto generated using V5Automation files from CATIA V5 R28 on 2020-09-25 14:34:21.593357

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class pycatia.smt_interfaces.merges.Merges(com_object)

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System.IUnknown
System.IDispatch
System.CATBaseUnknown
System.CATBaseDispatch
System.Collection
Merges

Interface to compute CATIAMerges
clean_up() → None

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o Sub CleanUp()

Performs some clean-up.
Return type:

None

compute_merge(group_of_selected_products: Group, i_accuracy_for_simplification: float, i_keep_edges: int, i_decoration: int) → Document

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o Func ComputeMerge(Group GroupOfSelectedProducts,
double iAccuracyForSimplification,
long iKeepEdges,
long iDecoration) As Document

Computes the merge on the selected products.

Parameters:

GroupOfSelectedProducts
The selected products on which you want to perform the 3D cut.

iAccuracyForSimplification
Set this to a non null value to have the simplification activated.

iKeepEdges
Do you want edges in the result?
iDecoration
Do you want decorations in the result?

Returns:
MergeDocument: Document containing the result.
Parameters:

  • group_of_selected_products (Group) –

  • i_accuracy_for_simplification (float) –

  • i_keep_edges (int) –

  • i_decoration (int) –

Return type:

Document

merge_shape_name() → str

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o Func MergeShapeName() As CATBSTR

Returns the name of the associated shape.
Return type:

str