Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection#
- class ansys.stk.core.stkobjects.Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection#
Collection of 3D Graphics data display text.
Overview#
Given an index, returns an element in the collection. |
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Remove an element from the collection using specified index. |
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Remove all elements from the collection. |
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Add a new element to the collection. |
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Determine if the data display needs additional data, such as a comparison object for an RIC report or a set of axes for a vector. |
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Add a data display using additional data, such as a comparison object for an RIC report or a set of axes for a vector. |
Return the number of elements in a collection. |
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Return an enumerator that can iterate through the collection. |
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Get the available data. |
Import detail#
from ansys.stk.core.stkobjects import Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection
Property detail#
- property Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection._new_enum: EnumeratorProxy#
Return an enumerator that can iterate through the collection.
Method detail#
- Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection.item(self, index: int) Graphics3DDataDisplayElement #
Given an index, returns an element in the collection.
- Parameters:
index :
int
- Returns:
Graphics3DDataDisplayElement
- Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection.remove_at(self, index: int) None #
Remove an element from the collection using specified index.
- Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection.remove_all(self) None #
Remove all elements from the collection.
- Returns:
- Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection.add(self, name: str) Graphics3DDataDisplayElement #
Add a new element to the collection.
- Parameters:
name :
str
- Returns:
Graphics3DDataDisplayElement
- Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection.is_pre_data_required(self, data_display_name: str) bool #
Determine if the data display needs additional data, such as a comparison object for an RIC report or a set of axes for a vector.
- Graphics3DDataDisplayCollection.add_data_display_requiring_pre_data(self, name: str, pre_data: str) Graphics3DDataDisplayElement #
Add a data display using additional data, such as a comparison object for an RIC report or a set of axes for a vector.