InputDefinitionFactory Class |
The InputDefinitionFactory class contains helper functions for input definition handling.
Inheritance Hierarchy
Namespace: Tekla.Structures.Drawing.Tools
Assembly: Tekla.Structures.Drawing (in Tekla.Structures.Drawing.dll) Version: 2024.0.0+a110b435391768740483e3032720a566518c9a63
Syntax
The InputDefinitionFactory type exposes the following members.
Constructors
Name | Description | |
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InputDefinitionFactory | Initializes a new instance of the InputDefinitionFactory class |
Methods
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CreateInputDefinition(TupleDrawingObject, ViewBase) |
Creates a single-object input definition.
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CreateInputDefinition(TuplePoint, ViewBase) |
Creates a single-point input definition.
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CreateInputDefinition(TuplePointList, ViewBase) |
Creates a multi-point input definition.
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CreateInputDefinition(ViewBase, DrawingObject) |
Creates a single-object input definition.
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CreateInputDefinition(ViewBase, PointList) |
Creates a multi-point input definition.
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CreateInputDefinition(ViewBase, Point) |
Creates a single-point input definition.
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CreateInputDefinition(ViewBase, Point, Point) |
Creates a two-point input definition.
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CreateInputDefinition(ViewBase, Point, Point, Point) |
Creates a three-point input definition.
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GetDrawingObject |
Gets the object from the given single-object input.
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GetPoint |
Gets the point from the given single-point input.
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GetPoints |
Gets the points from the given n-point input.
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GetView |
Gets the view that the given input belongs to.
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Examples
using Tekla.Structures.Drawing; using Tekla.Structures.Drawing.UI; using Tekla.Structures.Drawing.Tools; using Tekla.Structures.Geometry3d; using Tekla.Structures.Plugins; public class Example { public void Example1() { var drawingHandler = new DrawingHandler(); Picker picker = drawingHandler.GetPicker(); var pick = picker.PickPoint("Pick a point"); var inputDefinition = InputDefinitionFactory.CreateInputDefinition(pick); ViewBase myView = InputDefinitionFactory.GetView(inputDefinition); Point myPoint = InputDefinitionFactory.GetPoint(inputDefinition); } }
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