
Returns a complete data description of the Nurbs Curve. The data
is returned in a 1-dimensional array and is ordered the same as the
NurbsCurve.Get method output
arguments.
Note: This method must be used with scripting languages that don't
support arguments passed by reference such as JScript and
PerlScript. For more information on getting output arguments, see
About Output Argument
Arrays.
Object NurbsCurve.Get2( siNurbsFormat in_eNurbsFormat ); |
oArray = NurbsCurve.Get2( [NurbsFormat] ); |
Array ordered as ControlPoints, Knots, Closed, Degree, Parameterization
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NurbsFormat | siNurbsFormat | Specifies how the data is formatted.
Default Value: siSINurbs |
/*
This example demonstrates how to retrieve the output arguments
returned by NurbsCurve.Get2
*/
var oRoot = Application.ActiveProject.ActiveScene.Root;
var oArc = oRoot.AddGeometry( "Arc", "NurbsCurve" );
// convert VB array to JScript array
var vbArgs = new VBArray(oArc.ActivePrimitive.Geometry.Curves(0).Get2( siSINurbs ))
var args = vbArgs.toArray();
// get the control points
var vbArg0 = new VBArray(args[0]);
var cpoints = vbArg0.toArray();
LogMessage("control points: " + cpoints.length );
for (i = 0; i < cpoints.length; i++)
{
LogMessage("cpoints " + i + ": " + cpoints[i] );
}
// get the knots
var vbArg1 = new VBArray(args[1]);
var knots = vbArg1.toArray();
LogMessage("knots: " + knots.length );
for (i = 0; i < knots.length; i++)
{
LogMessage("knots " + i + ": " + knots[i] );
}
// get nurbs closeness state
LogMessage("closed: " + args[2] );
// get nurbs degree
LogMessage("degree: " + args[3] );
// get nurbs parameterization factor
LogMessage("parameterization: " + args[4] );
|