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I hope this is the right place for the question / issue I have, I apologize if it isn't (In that case, what would be the correct place?).
I am currently learning PyX and going through the documentation. I can't however get the methods path.path.curveradius and path.path.range to work. E.g. when I create an arc called pth
pth = path.path(path.arc(0, 0, 1, 0, 120))
and ask for its range
pth.range()
an error is returned
AttributeError: 'path' object has no attribute 'range'
Similarly for asking the curveradius at the beginning of the path
Also, I noticed that in the release announcement op PyX 0.13 that curveradius has been removed from the normpath module. Could it be that the method has been removed in the past but that this change was not updated in the documentation?
Thank you in advance for an answer.
Alwin
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I hope this is the right place for the question / issue I have, I apologize if it isn't (In that case, what would be the correct place?).
I am currently learning PyX and going through the documentation. I can't however get the methods path.path.curveradius and path.path.range to work. E.g. when I create an
arc
calledpth
and ask for its range
an error is returned
Similarly for asking the
curveradius
at the beginning of the pathresults in
I've looked into the source code of the path module path.py and couldn't find the methods though could find other methods listed in the documentation.
Also, I noticed that in the release announcement op PyX 0.13 that
curveradius
has been removed from thenormpath
module. Could it be that the method has been removed in the past but that this change was not updated in the documentation?Thank you in advance for an answer.
Alwin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: