CENPyOlpEvent_EventComputeOperator

The object of the CENPyOlpEvent_EventComputeOperator class is passed to the PostCompute callback as a parameter.

It can be used to obtain the required operators within the scope of the PostCompute callback in the %EVENT_NAME%.py script file, located in the folder of the plugin.

[Example]

def PostCompute(eco):

Methods

•	GetAttribGetter(): CENPyOlpAttribGetter

return

Object of CENPyOlpAttribGetter class

[Example]

attribGetter = eco.GetAttribGetter()

•	GetLoggerOperator(): CENPyOlpLogOperator

return

Object of CENPyOlpLogOperator class.

[Example]

logger = eco.GetLoggerOperator()

•	CreateMatrix(): CENPyOlpMatrix

return

Object of CENPyOlpMatrix class

[Example]

mat = eco.CreateMatrix()

•	CreatePoint(x: float, y: float, z: float): CENPyOlpPoint

x coordinate in meters

y coordinate in meters

z coordinate in meters

return

Object of CENPyOlpPoint class

[Example]

point = eco.CreatePoint(0.0, 0.5, 1.0)

•	CreateVector(x: float, y: float, z: float): CENPyOlpVector

x coordinate in meters

y coordinate in meters

z coordinate in meters

return

Object of CENPyOlpVector class

[Example]

vector = eco.CreateVector(1.0, 0.0, 1.0)

•	GetRefTpElement(): CENPyOlpTpElement

return

Object of CENPyOlpTpElement class

Returns the reference toolpath element of the event

[Example]

refTP = eco.GetRefTpElement()

•	MoveLin(target: CENPyOlpMatrix): CENPyOlpTpElement

target

Target matrix as object of CENPyOlpMatrix class

return

linear toolpath element. Object of CENPyOlpTpElement class

Adds a move lin element at the end

[Example]

tp = eco.MoveLin(destinationMat)

•	MoveCir(target: CENPyOlpMatrix, via: CENPyOlpMatrix): CENPyOlpTpElement

target

Target matrix as object of CENPyOlpMatrix class

via

"via" point as object of CENPyOlpMatrix class

return

Object of CENPyOlpTpElement class

Adds a circular move element at the end

[Example]

tp = eco.MoveCir(destinationMat, viaMat)

•	MoveCir(target: CENPyOlpMatrix, radius: float, direction: int): CENPyOlpTpElement

target

Target matrix as object of CENPyOlpMatrix class

radius

circle radius

direction

direction of circle ([-1] = clockwise or [1] = counter clockwise)

return

Object of CENPyOlpTpElement class

Adds a circular move element at the end

Uses vector tangent current toolpath element and vector current toolpath element to target toolpath element for plane of circle

if vectors are co-linear use target as endpoint and middle of current to target as via point

[Example]

tp = eco.MoveCir(destinationMat, 0.1, -1)

•	MoveCir(angle: float, radius: float): CENPyOlpTpElement

angle

opening angle of circle

radius

circle radius

return

Object of CENPyOlpTpElement class

Adds a circular move element at the end

[Example]

tp = eco.MoveCir(angle, radius)

•	MoveTangentCir(start: CENPyOlpMatrix, end: CENPyOlpMatrix, tangentTo: UseTangentOf): CENPyOlpTpElement

start

start point matrix of the move circular

end

end point matrix of the move circ

tangentTo

tangent to start or end : UseTangentOf::Start, UseTangentOf::End

return

Object of CENPyOlpTpElement class

Adds a circular move element tangential to a matrix

[Example]

tp = eco.MoveTangentCir(startMat, endMat, USETANGENTOFSTART)

•	MovePTP(target: CENPyOlpMatrix): CENPyOlpTpElement

target

Target matrix of the move. Object of CENPyOlpMatrix class

return

PTP toolpath element added

Adds a point to point move element at the end

[Example]

tp = eco.MovePTP(destinationMat)

•	SkipPath(length: float, includeStartAndEnd: bool)

length

The lenght to be skipped

o	includeStartAndEnd

Flag determining whether or not to include start and end point

Skips the toolpath elements for a given length

[Example]

eco.SkipPath(10, False)

•	GetInitialPathMatrixByLength(length: float): CENPyOlpMatrix

length

Length of the path after which the element should appear. Units: meters.

return

Matrix at given length, outputs warning "CENPyOlpMatrix::CENPyOlpMatrix, argument is nullptr" if could not be calculated

Gets initial path matrix of toolpath element at given length

Remark: When at given length no toolpath element exists temporary one is created (deleted after usage immediately)

[Example]

initMat = eco.GetToolpathElementByLength(0.1)

•	GetRefToolpathElementPosition(): CENPyOlpMatrix

return

The element at given length, nullptr if there is none

Determines the base frame position of the reference element of an event.

[Example]

posMat = eco.GetRefToolpathElementPosition()

•	GetCurrentToolFrameIndex(): int

return

Returns the index of the current tool frame for a specific toolpath element, defined on the operation level, or -1 if active tool is not set

GetCurrentToolframeIndex() with lowercase "frame" can also be used.

[Example]

currentToolFrameIndex = eco.GetCurrentToolFrameIndex()

•	GetCurrentToolResourceName(): string

return

the resource name of the current tool

Returns the resource name of the current tool.

[Example]

resourceToolName = eco.GetCurrentToolResourceName()

•	GetCurrentBaseFrameIndex(): int

return

Returns the index of the current base frame for a specific toolpath element, defined on the operation level, or -1 if active tool is not set

GetCurrentBaseframeIndex() with lowercase "frame" can also be used.

[Example]

currentBaseFrameIndex = eco.GetCurrentBaseFrameIndex()

•	GetCurrentToolFrameMatrix(): CENPyOlpMatrix

return

Returns the matrix of the current tool frame for a specific toolpath element, defined on the operation level

GetCurrentToolframeMatrix() with lowercase "frame" can also be used.

[Example]

currentToolFrameMatrix = eco.GetCurrentToolFrameMatrix()

•	GetCurrentBaseFrameMatrix(): CENPyOlpMatrix

return

Returns the matrix of the current base frame for a specific toolpath element, defined on the operation level

GetCurrentBaseframeMatrix() with lowercase "frame" can also be used.

[Example]

currentBaseFrameMatrix = eco.GetCurrentBaseFrameMatrix()

•	GetController(): CENPyOlpController

return

The Controller object

Returns current Controller

[Example]

controller = eco.GetController()

•	GetEventOperator(): CENPyOlpEventOperator

return

Object of CENPyOlpEventOperator class.

[Example]

def PostCompute(eco):

eventOperator = eco.GetEventOperator()

•	SetTechnologyRequestId(element: CENPyOlpTpElement, techRequestId: int)

element

Object of CENPyOlpTpElement class.

o	techRequestId

Integer value to identify this toolpath element in event rules.

[Example]

def PostCompute(eco):

eventOperator = eco.SetTechnologyRequestId(CENPyOlpTpElement, INT_ID)

•	GetTpElementPosition(tpElement: CENPyOlpTpElement, posRelation: PosRelation): CENPyOlpPosition

tpElement

Toolpath element object

o	posRelation

Type of the position relation represented as enum PosRelation

return

Object of the CENPyOlpPosition class

Get position of the toolpath element.

[Example]

refTpe = eco.GetRefTpElement()

olpPosition = eco.GetTpElementPosition(refTpe, POSRELATION_LOCALTPELEMENT)

•	GetTpElementPosition(tpElement: CENPyOlpTpElement, posRelation: PosRelation, baseFrameIndex: int): CENPyOlpPosition

tpElement

Toolpath element object

o	posRelation

Type of the position relation represented as enum PosRelation

o	baseFrameIndex

Index of the base frame to be used for position representation. The default value is the index of an active base frame

return

Object of the CENPyOlpPosition class

Get position of the toolpath element.

[Example]

refTpe = eco.GetRefTpElement()

olpPosition = eco.GetTpElementPosition(refTpe, POSRELATION_BASEFRAME) #Index of an active base frame used

olpPosition = eco.GetTpElementPosition(refTpe, POSRELATION_BASEFRAME, 2)

•	GetTouchSensingOperator(): CENPyOlpTouchSensingOperator

return

Returns a TouchSensing Operator.

Gets a Touch Sensing Operator which contains touch sensing positions.

[Example]

touchSensingOperator = eco.GetTouchSensingOperator()

•	GetTechTabFolder(fileName: string, feedbackErrorWhenFileNotFound: bool): string

fileName

Name of the file with extension or relative path to the file

o	feedbackErrorWhenFileNotFound

Activates feedback if no file is found. It is optional parameter and is True by default

return

Full path to the specified file

Gets the technology table folder path. If the relative path contains a file name with extension then it will return the path to that file.

[Example]

filePath = Operator.GetTechTabFolder("WeldingAttrib.csv")

•	IsEventCreatedAutomatically(): bool

return

True if the Event was created by a rule or by another Event, False if inserted manually.

Get if the reference event was created by a rule, another event, or inserted manually.

[Example]

logging.LogInfo(f"Current event was created automatically = {eco.IsEventCreatedAutomatically()}.")

•	ExecuteBrushEventCompute(brushNumber: int, gunNumber: int)

o	brushNumber

The number of the brush to be set.

gunNumber

The number of the gun for which the brush should be set. 0 means all guns.

Executes everything that needs to be done for the compute of a brush event. That is an event that sets a specific brush number to a specific gun number.

Gun number 0 means all guns.

[Example]

eco.ExecuteBrushEventCompute(2, 5)

•	ExecuteBrushEventCompute(brushNumber: int, gunNumber: int, exactStop: bool, triggerRelatedToStart: bool, triggerTime: double, triggerDistance: double)

o	brushNumber

The number of the brush to be set.

gunNumber

The number of the gun for which the brush should be set. 0 means all guns.

exactStop

Exact stop on event. Default = true.

o	triggerRelatedToStart

Trigger delta related to start(true) or end point(false). Default = true.

o	triggerTime

Trigger time.

o	triggerDistance

Trigger distance.

Executes everything that needs to be done for the compute of a brush event. That is an event that sets a specific brush number to a specific gun number.

Gun number 0 means all guns.

[Example]

eco.ExecuteBrushEventCompute(2, 5, false, true, 0.0, 30.0)

•	ExecuteGunEventCompute(gunState: bool, gunNumber: int)

gunState

Whether to turn the gun on or off.

gunNumber

The number of the gun to be turned on or off. 0 means all guns.

Executes everything that needs to be done for the compute of a gun event. That is an event that turns a specific gun number on or off.

Gun number 0 means all guns.

[Example]

eco.ExecuteGunEventCompute(true, 4)

•	ExecuteGunEventCompute(gunState: bool, gunNumber: int, exactStop: bool, triggerRelatedToStart: bool, triggerTime: double, triggerDistance: double)

gunState

Whether to turn the gun on or off.

gunNumber

The number of the gun to be turned on or off. 0 means all guns.

exactStop

Exact stop on event. Default = true.

o	triggerRelatedToStart

Trigger delta related to start(true) or end point(false). Default = true.

o	triggerTime

Trigger time.

o	triggerDistance

Trigger distance.

Executes everything that needs to be done for the compute of a gun event. That is an event that turns a specific gun number on or off.

Gun number 0 means all guns.

[Example]

eco.ExecuteGunEventCompute(true, 4, false, false, 5.0, 0.0)

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