[PythonCAD] intersecting construction lines?
Russ Nelson
nelson at crynwr.com
Fri Jun 9 02:26:07 CEST 2006
Art Haas writes:
> You shouldn't have to zoom in, just click on the intersection. The
> program will try to find an intersection near where you click if one
> exists. If you click too far away (about 5 pixels or so) then the
> program is likely to either choose a point on one of the construction
> lines if it is near enough or a coordinate not on an entity if not.
>
> It's a bug if you click on the intersection (within the tolerance)
> but you don't get the intersection coordinates as your point coordinate.
Maybe I'm doing it the wrong way, but I'm not seeing this behavior.
If I set two points on the diagonal, then drop two horizontal and two
vertical construction lines on each of them, I can't set a point on
either intersection. Or, rather, if I do, it's through dumb luck.
The program definitely snaps to the closest construction line within
the tolerance, but NOT to the intersection.
This happens with both DS1-R32 and revision 2385.
I tried drawing segments along both construction lines, and I get the
same effect. The intersection of two lines doesn't get a snap.
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