`PolygonData`#

class pyedb.dotnet.database.geometry.polygon_data.PolygonData(pedb: pyedb.dotnet.edb.Edb, edb_object: Any | None = None, create_from_points: Any | None = None, create_from_bounding_box: Any | None = None, **kwargs)#: Polygon Data.

Overview#

Methods

`create_from_points`	Create a polygon from a list of points.
`create_from_bounding_box`	Create a polygon from a bounding box defined by two corner points.
`expand`	Expand the polygon shape by an absolute value in all direction.
`create_from_arcs`	Edb Dotnet Api Database Edb.Geometry.CreateFromArcs.
`is_inside`	Determines whether a point is inside the polygon.
`point_in_polygon`	Determines whether a point is inside the polygon.
`get_point`	Gets the point at the index as a PointData object.
`set_point`	Sets the point at the index from a PointData object.

Properties

`bounding_box`	Bounding box.
`arcs`	Get the Primitive Arc Data.
`points`	Get all points in polygon.
`points_without_arcs`	Get all points in polygon without arcs.
`area`	Get the area of the polygon.

Import detail#

from pyedb.dotnet.database.geometry.polygon_data import PolygonData

Property detail#

property PolygonData.bounding_box: list[float]#

Bounding box.

Returns:

List[float]: List of coordinates for the component’s bounding box, with the list of coordinates in this order: [X lower left corner, Y lower left corner, X upper right corner, Y upper right corner].

property PolygonData.arcs: list[pyedb.dotnet.database.edb_data.primitives_data.EDBArcs]#: Get the Primitive Arc Data.

property PolygonData.points: list[tuple[float, float]]#

Get all points in polygon.

Returns:

list[tuple[float, float]]

property PolygonData.points_without_arcs: list[tuple[float, float]]#: Get all points in polygon without arcs.

property PolygonData.area: float#: Get the area of the polygon.

Method detail#

PolygonData.create_from_points(points: list[tuple[float, float]], closed: bool = True) → Any#: Create a polygon from a list of points.

PolygonData.create_from_bounding_box(points: list[Any]) → Any#: Create a polygon from a bounding box defined by two corner points.

PolygonData.expand(offset: float = 0.001, tolerance: float = 1e-12, round_corners: bool = True, maximum_corner_extension: float = 0.001) → bool#

Expand the polygon shape by an absolute value in all direction.

Offset can be negative for negative expansion.

Parameters:

offsetfloat, optional: Offset value in meters.
tolerancefloat, optional: Tolerance in meters.
round_cornersbool, optional: Whether to round corners or not. If True, use rounded corners in the expansion otherwise use straight edges (can be degenerate).
maximum_corner_extensionfloat, optional: The maximum corner extension (when round corners are not used) at which point the corner is clipped.

PolygonData.create_from_arcs(arcs: list[Any], flag: bool) → PolygonData#

Edb Dotnet Api Database Edb.Geometry.CreateFromArcs.

Parameters:

arcslist or Edb.Geometry.ArcData: List of ArcData.
flagbool

PolygonData.is_inside(x: str | float | list[Any], y: str | float | None = None) → bool#: Determines whether a point is inside the polygon.

PolygonData.point_in_polygon(x: str | float | list[Any], y: str | float | None = None) → bool#

Determines whether a point is inside the polygon.

..deprecated:: 0.48.0: Use: func:is_inside instead.

PolygonData.get_point(index: int) → pyedb.dotnet.database.geometry.point_data.PointData#: Gets the point at the index as a PointData object.

PolygonData.set_point(index: int, point_data: pyedb.dotnet.database.geometry.point_data.PointData) → None#: Sets the point at the index from a PointData object.