CENPyOlpEventRuleOperator

The object of the CENPyOlpEventRuleOperator class is passed to the PostExecute callback as a parameter.

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

[Example]

def PostExecute(reo):

    tpes = reo.FindTpElementsByType(EVENTPROCESS_INPROCESS)

    for x in tpes:

        reo.AddTpe(x)

Methods

[Example]

   attribGetter = reo.GetAttribGetter()

[Example]

   attribSetter = reo.GetAttribSetter()

[Example]

   logger = reo.GetLoggerOperator()

[Example]

   currentPGoperator = reo.GetCurrentProcessGeometryOperator()

This method does not return elements of given EventProcessType but it returns

 those elements where it is possible to attach events of given EventProcessType. 

[Example]

    tpes = reo.FindTpElementsByType(EVENTPROCESS_INPROCESS)

Method returns olp toolpath elements fitting to positions in given array by taking given tolerance into account

[Example]    

   list = [0.25, 0.75]

   tpesPos = reo.FindTpElementsByPositions(list, 0.1)

   for x in tpes:

       reo.AddTpe(x)

       myMat = x.GetMatrix()

       logOperator.LogDebug(str(myMat.GetPosition().GetXYZ()))

       logOperator.LogDebug(str(myMat.GetRotation()))

Method returns olp toolpath elements fitting given request id

[Example]

    tpes = reo.FindTpElementsByType(INT_ID)

Method returns olp toolpath elements fitting given technology request id

[Example]

    tpes = reo.FindTpeByTechRequestId(INT_ID)

Set the active event by the list index.

 [Example]

   reo.SetActiveEvent(1)

Adds event to toolpath element

[Example]

   reo.AddTpe(x)