Functions | |
def | check_working_dir (wdir) |
def | createObject (doc, name, proxy, viewProxy=None) |
def | get_beside_base (obj) |
def | get_beside_dir (obj) |
def | get_custom_base (solver) |
def | get_custom_dir (obj) |
def | get_part_to_mesh (mesh_obj) |
def | get_pref_working_dir (solver_obj) |
def | get_refshape_type (fem_doc_object) |
def | get_temp_dir (obj=None) |
def | getBoundBoxOfAllDocumentShapes (doc) |
def | getSelectedFace (selectionex) |
def | is_derived_from (obj, t) |
def | is_of_type (obj, ty) |
def | make_dir (specific_path) |
def | pydecode (bytestring) |
def | startProgramInfo (code) |
def | type_of_obj (obj) |
def femtools.femutils.check_working_dir | ( | wdir | ) |
def femtools.femutils.createObject | ( | doc, | |
name, | |||
proxy, | |||
viewProxy = None |
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) |
Add python object to document using python type string. Add a document object suitable for the *proxy* and the *viewProxy* to *doc* and attach it to the *proxy* and the *viewProxy*. This function can only be used with python proxies that specify their C++ type via the BaseType class member (e.g. Cube.BaseType). If there already exists a object with *name* a suitable unique name is generated. To auto generate a name pass ``""``. :param doc: document object to which the object is added :param name: string of the name of new object in *doc*, use ``""`` to generate a name :param proxy: python proxy for new object :param viewProxy: view proxy for new object :returns: reference to new object
def femtools.femutils.get_beside_base | ( | obj | ) |
References femtools.femutils.get_temp_dir().
Referenced by femtools.femutils.get_beside_dir().
def femtools.femutils.get_beside_dir | ( | obj | ) |
References femtools.femutils.get_beside_base(), and femtools.femutils.make_dir().
Referenced by femtools.femutils.get_pref_working_dir().
def femtools.femutils.get_custom_base | ( | solver | ) |
References femtools.femutils.get_custom_dir(), and femtools.femutils.get_temp_dir().
Referenced by femtools.femutils.get_custom_dir().
def femtools.femutils.get_custom_dir | ( | obj | ) |
References femtools.femutils.get_custom_base(), and femtools.femutils.make_dir().
Referenced by femtools.femutils.get_custom_base(), and femtools.femutils.get_pref_working_dir().
def femtools.femutils.get_part_to_mesh | ( | mesh_obj | ) |
gmsh mesh object: the Attribute is Part netgen mesh object: the Attribute is Shape other mesh objects: do not have a Attribute which holds the part to mesh
References femtools.femutils.is_derived_from().
def femtools.femutils.get_pref_working_dir | ( | solver_obj | ) |
Return working directory for solver honoring user settings. :throws femtools.errors.MustSaveError: If user setting is set to BESIDE and the document isn't saved. :note: Not working correctly for most cases because this circumvents directory caching of the solver framework. For solver use getMachine from run.py instead.
References femtools.femutils.get_beside_dir(), femtools.femutils.get_custom_dir(), and femtools.femutils.get_temp_dir().
def femtools.femutils.get_refshape_type | ( | fem_doc_object | ) |
Return shape type the constraints references. Determine single shape type of references of *fem_doc_object* which must be a constraint (=have a *References* property). All references must be of the same type which is than returned as a string. A type can be "Vertex", "Edge", "Face" or "Solid". :param fem_doc_object: A constraint object with a *References* property. :returns: A string representing the shape type ("Vertex", "Edge", "Face" or "Solid"). If *fem_doc_object* isn't a constraint ``""`` is returned. :note: Undefined behaviour if the type of the references of one object are not all the same. :note: Undefined behaviour if constraint contains no references (empty list).
def femtools.femutils.get_temp_dir | ( | obj = None | ) |
def femtools.femutils.getBoundBoxOfAllDocumentShapes | ( | doc | ) |
Calculate bounding box containing all objects inside *doc*. :returns: A bounding box containing all objects that have a *Shape* attribute (all Part and PartDesign objects). If the document contains no such objects or no objects at all return ``None``.
def femtools.femutils.getSelectedFace | ( | selectionex | ) |
Return selected face if exactly one face is selected. :returns: The selected face as a ``Part::TopoShape`` if exactly one face is selected. Otherwise return ``None``. :param selectionex: A list of selection object like the one Gui.Selection.getSelectionEx() returns.
def femtools.femutils.is_derived_from | ( | obj, | |
t | |||
) |
Check if *obj* is derived from *t* honoring Fems typesytem. Essentially just call ``obj.isDerivedFrom(t)`` and return it's value. For objects using Fems typesystem (see :py:func:`type_of_obj`) return always True if the Fem type is equal to *t*. :note: Inheritance of Fem types is not checked. If *obj* uses Fems typesystem the type is just checked for equality. If the type doesn't match ``obj.isDerivedFrom`` is called as usual. See https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=32625
Referenced by femtools.femutils.get_part_to_mesh().
def femtools.femutils.is_of_type | ( | obj, | |
ty | |||
) |
Compare type of *obj* with *ty* honoring Fems typesystem. See :py:func:`type_of_obj` for more info about the special typesystem of the Fem module. :returns: ``True`` if *obj* is of type *ty*, ``False`` otherwise. Type must match exactly: Derived objects are not considered to be of type of one of their super classes.
References femtools.femutils.type_of_obj().
def femtools.femutils.make_dir | ( | specific_path | ) |
References femtools.femutils.get_temp_dir().
Referenced by femtools.femutils.get_beside_dir(), and femtools.femutils.get_custom_dir().
def femtools.femutils.pydecode | ( | bytestring | ) |
Return *bytestring* as a unicode string for python 2 and 3. For python 2 *bytestring* is converted to a string of type ``unicode``. For python 3 it is returned as is because it uses unicode for it's ``str`` type already.
def femtools.femutils.startProgramInfo | ( | code | ) |
starts a program under Windows minimized, hidden or normal
def femtools.femutils.type_of_obj | ( | obj | ) |
Return type of *obj* honoring the special typesystem of Fem. Python objects of the Fem workbench define their type via a class member ``<Class>.Type``. Return this type if the property exists. If not return the conventional ``TypeId`` value. :para obj: a document object
Referenced by femtools.femutils.is_of_type().