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2020-07-23 11:27 PM - last edited on 2021-09-15 10:32 AM by Noemi Balogh
2020-07-23
11:27 PM
I need to edit some Built-In Properties and would like to know which properties are editable and which are not without having to test each beforehand.
The C++ API property definition structure has a attribute 'canValueBeEditable' which indicates this. Is there a similar attribute somewhere in the Python API?
The C++ API property definition structure has a attribute 'canValueBeEditable' which indicates this. Is there a similar attribute somewhere in the Python API?
Gerry
Windows 11 - Visual Studio 2022; ArchiCAD 27
Windows 11 - Visual Studio 2022; ArchiCAD 27
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2020-07-26 08:56 PM
2020-07-26
08:56 PM
Dear Gerry,
Currently that's not available via JSON/Python API.
We have already added this to our backlog (TECH-16: Get editable information of properties via JSON API), hopefully we can start the implementation soon.
Currently that's not available via JSON/Python API.
We have already added this to our backlog (TECH-16: Get editable information of properties via JSON API), hopefully we can start the implementation soon.
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2020-07-26 08:56 PM
2020-07-26
08:56 PM
Dear Gerry,
Currently that's not available via JSON/Python API.
We have already added this to our backlog (TECH-16: Get editable information of properties via JSON API), hopefully we can start the implementation soon.
Currently that's not available via JSON/Python API.
We have already added this to our backlog (TECH-16: Get editable information of properties via JSON API), hopefully we can start the implementation soon.
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2020-07-27 01:24 AM
2020-07-27
01:24 AM
Thanks for the reply Tibor: I'm looking forward to it!! Of course, you understand, that as novice uses, as soon as the new release comes out, we'll just come up with a new wish list?
For the future, I'll really like to have the ability to create and modify elements - particularly to create the various label types. As a automation tool, it would be nice to able to automatically (attach) label selected elements based on some criteria and to select/use the appropriate label type.
I really miss the ClickElement and ClickPoint functions in the experimental version. I have used the old CreateText function and that helps, but not as versatile as using a (associative) Label.
I also notice that the Find Navigator functions use a criterion input as a filter. Could this be extended, in the future, for the selection of a element set?
Appreciate the work done to date, hopefully, Graphisoft's new management also appreciates it?
For the future, I'll really like to have the ability to create and modify elements - particularly to create the various label types. As a automation tool, it would be nice to able to automatically (attach) label selected elements based on some criteria and to select/use the appropriate label type.
I really miss the ClickElement and ClickPoint functions in the experimental version. I have used the old CreateText function and that helps, but not as versatile as using a (associative) Label.
I also notice that the Find Navigator functions use a criterion input as a filter. Could this be extended, in the future, for the selection of a element set?
Appreciate the work done to date, hopefully, Graphisoft's new management also appreciates it?
Gerry
Windows 11 - Visual Studio 2022; ArchiCAD 27
Windows 11 - Visual Studio 2022; ArchiCAD 27