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[[User:Rgm|Rgm]] [2012.05.16]: Note that to distinguish a Sheet Layer from a Design Layer, you need to check object variable 154 (ovLayerType), eg. GetObjectVariableInt(layerHd,154). If 1, then it's a Design Layer. If 2, then it's a Sheet Layer. GetTypeN will return 31 (kLayerNode) for both types.</remark> | [[User:Rgm|Rgm]] [2012.05.16]: Note that to distinguish a Sheet Layer from a Design Layer, you need to check object variable 154 (ovLayerType), eg. GetObjectVariableInt(layerHd,154). If 1, then it's a Design Layer. If 2, then it's a Sheet Layer. GetTypeN will return 31 (kLayerNode) for both types. | ||
[[User:Ptr|Ptr]] [2020.09.14]: In Python you can also use "h.type" where h=HANDLE to get the object type integer. | |||
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Revision as of 10:40, 14 September 2020
.VectorScript|VectorScript ..VS:Function Reference|Function Reference ..VS:Function_Reference_Appendix|Appendix
Description
Returns the type index of the referenced planar or screen object.
A complete listing of supported object types may be found in the Appendix.
FUNCTION GetTypeN(
h :HANDLE) : INTEGER;
def vs.GetTypeN(h):
return INTEGER
Parameters
h HANDLE Handle to object.
Remarks
Rgm [2012.05.16]: Note that to distinguish a Sheet Layer from a Design Layer, you need to check object variable 154 (ovLayerType), eg. GetObjectVariableInt(layerHd,154). If 1, then it's a Design Layer. If 2, then it's a Sheet Layer. GetTypeN will return 31 (kLayerNode) for both types.
Ptr [2020.09.14]: In Python you can also use "h.type" where h=HANDLE to get the object type integer.
Version
Availability: from Vectorworks 2011
See Also
VS Functions:
VS Functions:
[[VS:GetType]]