Talk:Python scripting tutorial
Roy 043: thanks for the corrections and formatting!
The one thing I would request is that one does need to either have a document already open, or do doc = App.newDocument (). Otherwise it can be quite mysterious to click the Execute button and have nothing happen.
The code I would suggest to cover both cases is:
doc = App.ActiveDocument if not doc: doc = App.newDocument ()
--Dan kirshner (talk) 16:08, 28 May 2023 (UTC)
- Hi Dan,
- We almost never use these Talk pages. Whatever you write here will most likely not be noticed by other editors. it is better to use User_talk pages when you want to get in touch with another editor. The editor is then notified. Or write a PM in the forum.
- What you are suggesting in terms of Python code does not make sense to me. You assume that a Python script will always interact with a document, but that need not be the case at all.
- Example:
import Part box = Part.makeBox(10, 10, 10) print(box.Volume)
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