Define_Geometry_Highlight
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void | Define_Geometry_Highlight (int count, const HC_KEY *keys, const char *style, const char *options, int elements_count, int const *offset1, int const *offset2, int const *offset3) |
Specifies a method of highlighting a subpart of an item. More... | |
void | UnDefine_Geometry_Highlight (int count, const HC_KEY *keys, const char *style, const char *options) |
Detailed Description
Function Documentation
◆ Define_Geometry_Highlight()
void Define_Geometry_Highlight | ( | int | count, |
const HC_KEY * | keys, | ||
const char * | style, | ||
const char * | options, | ||
int | elements_count, | ||
int const * | offset1, | ||
int const * | offset2, | ||
int const * | offset3 | ||
) |
Specifies a method of highlighting a subpart of an item.
- Parameters
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count - Length of 'keys' array in parameter 2 keys - An array of HC_KEYs defining an unambiguous path to the highlighted object style - The named style to apply to the specified item, set by Define_Named_Style options - Options to control the behavior of the function elements_count - Length of the 'offset' arrays offset1 - Array of indices into the points array of the specified geometry. This must be the size of count. offset2 - Array of indices into the points array of the specified geometry. This must be the size of count. offset3 - Array of indices into the faces array of the specified geometry. This must be the size of count.
- Supported Options:
DETAILS
This is similar to Define_Highlight, but will highlight 'sub-element' information. The sub-entity information will be draw with the specified style during the next update.
It is only supported for shell and mesh primitives. The 'offsets' are similar to those returned by Show_Selection_Elements(), defining multiple offsets, multiple edges, and/or multiple faces. Please refer to the sample values documented in Show_Selection_Elements().
NOTES
RESTRICTIONS
- See also
- UnDefine_Geometry_Highlight, Define_Highlight