2011/10/28 Thomas Paviot <tpav...@gmail.com> > 2011/10/28 Thomas Paviot <tpav...@gmail.com> > >> 2011/10/28 Pierre JUILLARD <pierre.juill...@gmail.com> >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I am having trouble understanding Units. >>> I am working in pydev module of Eclipse. >>> >>> I could run successfully the "surfacic_mesh.py" to validate pythonOCC 0.5 >>> installation (while qt viewer is still displaying "pythonOCC 0.4 viewer" - >>> see enclosed picture: ~weird~). >>> >>> Well, I carried out different tests summed up in the enclosed word >>> document. >>> It systematically leads to some errors, maybe from me, maybe from OCC or >>> PythonOCC. >>> >>> The thnig is that I couldn't find in the documentation any examples, and >>> I don't know what values for the arguments are allowed. >>> Please, would someone have some advices concerning: >>> - the errors I get >>> - where I could find some examples. There are indeed some methods or >>> attributes that seems interesting by their name, by I don't know exactly how >>> to use them. For instance: >>> UnitsFile(*args): UnitsFile(char afile) : which format is accepted? what >>> this kind of file has to contain? >>> LexiconFile(*args): LexiconFile(char afile) : same questions? >>> DictionaryOfUnits(amode=0): DictionaryOfUnits(Standard_Boolean amode = >>> 0) : what is the meaning of this boolean? >>> Units_UnitsSystem >>> ... >>> >> >> Hi Pierre, >> >> I have no idea about Units module (never used it). Maybe you could start >> with the UnitsAPI module, which provides an API on top of Units. Search the >> OCCForum with the keyword "UnitsAPI" and you'll get a few answers. >> >> HTH, >> >> Thomas >> >> > If you look into the OCE/src/UnitsAPI folder, you will find examples of > units files: MDTVBaseUnits, MDTVCurrentUnits and CurrentUnits. > > Thomas > > as well as a Lexicon file: Lexi_Expr.dat
Thomas
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