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How do I get the length and vertex values of a simple edge
ron_moreland
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Is there a simple example of how to query an edge for length and vertices? I've looked through several .fs examples and I get lost on what is relevant to my question. In particular the concept of context. If I pass in the edge in precondition, what should the context be when I query that edge?
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ilya_baran Onshape Employees, Developers, HDM Posts: 1,210If you haven't already, I really recommend going through the slot tutorial: https://cad.onshape.com/FsDoc/tutorials/create-a-slot-feature.html
That should orient you with respect to the right concepts and the second tutorial shows an example with qVertexAdjacent and evVertexPoint for grabbing edge endpoints and their coordinates. evLength can also be used directly on an edge.
There's usually only one relevant context -- the one passed into a feature is the one you pass to evaluation functions.Ilya Baran \ VP, Architecture and FeatureScript \ Onshape Inc5
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That should orient you with respect to the right concepts and the second tutorial shows an example with qVertexAdjacent and evVertexPoint for grabbing edge endpoints and their coordinates. evLength can also be used directly on an edge.
There's usually only one relevant context -- the one passed into a feature is the one you pass to evaluation functions.
Thanks for the help.