Hi
rather than manipulating teh geometry you should be able to calculate the
mid point with the parameters fme use to defien a arc
below is a tcl function doing this, alterantivly you can use the @Evalaute()
to do the same
If you have any quistions to the script please mail them to the list
proc getMidPoint {} {
set x [FME_Coordinates getCoord x 0 ]
set y [FME_Coordinates getCoord y 0 ]
set a [ expr ([ FME_GetAttribute fme_start_angle] + \
([ FME_GetAttribute fme_sweep_angle] * 0.5 )) *
atan2(0,-1) / 180 ]
set dx [FME_GetAttribute fme_primary_axis ]
set mx [expr { $x + ( $dx * cos( $a ))} ]
set my [expr { $y + ( $dx * sin( $a ))} ]
FME_Coordinates resetCoords
FME_Coordinates addCoord $mx $my
FME_Coordinates geomType fme_point
FME_SetAttribute fme_type fme_point
}
peter
>From: "abel.ludba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [fme] CenterFinder question
>Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2007 04:35:25 -0000
>
>Hello everybody,
>
>This should be a newbie question.
>I'm working with a DXF file: especially with to lines and arcs layers.
>As a result, I must store the coordinates of each segment's center in a
>CSV file. So, I'd like to know how I can find out centers (the middle)
>of arcs. The CenterPointReplacer gives only the center of the bounding
>box.
>Could you help please?
>
>Abel..
>
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