algorithmic modeling for Rhino
I wrote a little script for myself that I thought might be useful to other GH developers or teachers. Feed it a component from any library (such as a plug-in you're developing), and it will list and describe all the components in that library. It can also generate a markdown-formatted text file, organized by the subcategory tabs in the GH toolbar.
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This particular script is indeed very useful for GH developers. It can also work out if you want to Book your Copper Mountain Car Service. All in all, this is a pretty useful ordeal for sure.
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Hi Andrew. Thanks for the well documented GH program! I was able to visualize the data for a UserObj collection (Alba), and export the PNG icons...
However, I am finding it difficult to export the textual lists data properly. When I use the "stream to file" feature, it messes up the data since many component descriptions are multiline, so I have no idea when one description begins and the other ends. Also, multi-dimensional arrays like the InputParamNames gets "flattened" into a single-dimensional list (ie. the tree structure gets flattened into a list) so I cannot tell which inputs are for which components. Am I making sense?
I even investigated saving to text and saving to JSON, but all I could find was ghJSON which IMO does not save lists to JSON. Anyways I just need a better way to save the data. Do you have any?
Are user objects supported too?
This should be helpful for generating plugin documentation! Thanks for supporting the doc effort.
Wooohoho!! Thanks a lot!!!
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