Interface IpfcBaseDimension
Description
This class defines a base dimension, which can be a dimension or reference dimension.
The dimension types are as follows:
• DIM_LINEAR
• DIM_RADIAL
• DIM_DIAMETER
• DIM_ANGULAR
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Property Summary
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| The dimension type |
Property | | as Double |
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| The value of the dimension. |
Property | | as Boolean |
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| Identifies if the dimension is currently considered to have a negative "sign" in generating its direction. If the dimension has a negative sign then the dimension is oriented in the opposite manner to the default for the feature. |
Property | | as String |
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| The dimension name or symbol |
Property | | |
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| The dimension text |
Method Summary
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| Forces the display of the dimension in a model. |
Property Detail
The dimension type
Property | DimValue | | as Double |
The value of the dimension.
This is always positive if the model is fully regenerated. Use the property
IpfcBaseDimension.ExtendsInNegativeDirection to detect if the dimension direction is oriented opposite to the feature default. When setting this property, if a negative number is passed, this will flip the direction of the dimension.
Exceptions thrown (but not limited to):
Property | ExtendsInNegativeDirection | | as Boolean |
Identifies if the dimension is currently considered to have a negative "sign" in generating its direction. If the dimension has a negative sign then the dimension is oriented in the opposite manner to the default for the feature.
The dimension name or symbol
Exceptions thrown (but not limited to):
IpfcXToolkitNoChange - The function could not set the symbol to new value as the new symbol name already exists for other dimension in the model.
The dimension text
Exceptions thrown (but not limited to):
Method Detail
DEPRECATED: since Creo 4
Forces the display of the dimension in a model.
Exceptions thrown (but not limited to):
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