hi everyone,
I am trying to create a function if else with points coordinates.
StartPt and EndPt are points by coordinates.
Probably i am doing a wrong definition of coordinates points.
Any suggestion?
Many thanks
Elisabetta
hi everyone,
I am trying to create a function if else with points coordinates.
StartPt and EndPt are points by coordinates.
Probably i am doing a wrong definition of coordinates points.
Any suggestion?
Many thanks
Elisabetta
My first thought: Don’t call the function before you define it. Use a separate code block instead.
Could you give an example from what to what you want to get? The code looks fine but I don’t know what’s going into it or what’s supposed to go out of it.
Yes, but there’s no any difference
I would like to have a point…
But maybe i need to call the x y and z of the point in a different way…
Actually now it gives me this error
Index was outside the bounds of the array.
at ProtoCore.DSASM.Executive.GetProcedureNode(Int32 blockId, Int32 classIndex, Int32 functionIndex)
at ProtoCore.DSASM.Executive.UpdateMethodDependencyGraph(Int32 entry, Int32 procIndex, Int32 classIndex)
at ProtoCore.DSASM.Executive.SetupExecutive(Int32 exeblock, Int32 entry)
at ProtoCore.DSASM.Executive.Execute(Int32 exeblock, Int32 entry, Language language)
at ProtoCore.DSASM.Executive.Execute(Int32 exeblock, Int32 entry, List`1 breakpoints, Language language)
at ProtoCore.DSASM.Executive.BounceUsingExecutive(Executive executive, Int32 exeblock, Int32 entry, StackFrame stackFrame, Int32 locals, Boolean fepRun, Executive exec, List`1 breakpoints)
at ProtoScript.Runners.ProtoScriptRunner.ExecuteLive(Core core, RuntimeCore runtimeCore)
at ProtoScript.Runners.LiveRunner.Execute(Boolean isCodeCompiled)
at ProtoScript.Runners.LiveRunner.CompileAndExecute(List`1 astList)
at ProtoScript.Runners.LiveRunner.CompileAndExecuteForDeltaExecution(List`1 astList)
at ProtoScript.Runners.LiveRunner.SynchronizeInternal(GraphSyncData syncData)
at ProtoScript.Runners.LiveRunner.UpdateGraph(GraphSyncData syncData)
at Dynamo.Scheduler.UpdateGraphAsyncTask.HandleTaskExecutionCore()
at Dynamo.Scheduler.AsyncTask.Execute()
what happens when you run your original imperative function? returns null?
Try copying your definition portion of the code block to the clipboard, comment out the entire contents (add a /* to the front of the first line, and. */ to the end of the last), and then paste the definition to a new code block, but rename the function something similar. Then call the new definition in a new code block.
If that works then calling the function before defining it corrupted the storage in the dyn. Least that’s how I rationalized it in the past. Deleting the old code block, and then restarting Dynamo should fix this.
Many thanks.
Now it works!
Thank you