Syntax
RELANGLE arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4 arg5 arg6 arg7
Description
Definition of a parametric line by rotation around a point of intersection, based on a base line.
Arguments
Minimum number: 6
arg1
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
name |
TEXT |
Name of the parametric line |
arg2
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
rot |
ANGLED |
Angle |
rvar |
TEXT |
Angle specification by reference to a type ANGLE variable |
arg3
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
LSECT |
KEYWORD |
Rotation point defined by 2 reference lines. |
POINT |
KEYWORD |
Rotation point defined by a point (PCART) |
arg4
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
ref1[:i] |
TEXT |
Name of the 1st reference line of the rotation point or point reference (PCART); the optional suffix ":1" or ":2" determines the number of the point of intersection if an arc is part of the intersection. As there can be up to two points of intersection, one of the two must be determined. This can be on either the first or second clipping line. |
arg5 (arg3 = LSECT)
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
ref2[:i] |
TEXT |
Name of the 2nd reference line of the rotation point; the optional suffix ":1" or ":2" determines the number of the point of intersection if an arc is part of the intersection. As there can be up to two points of intersection, one of the two must be determined. This can be on either the first or second clipping line. |
arg6 (arg3 = LSECT)
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
LINE |
KEYWORD |
Name of the reference line to which the angle is applied |
arg7 (arg3 = LSECT)
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
ref0 |
TEXT |
Name of the reference line to which the angle is applied |
arg4 (arg3 = POINT)
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
ref2 |
TEXT |
Name of the 2nd reference line of the rotation point |
arg5 (arg3 = POINT)
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
LINE |
KEYWORD |
Name of the reference line to which the angle is applied |
arg6 (arg3 = POINT)
Value |
unit |
Meaning |
ref0 |
TEXT |
Name of the reference line to which the angle is applied |
Scopes
CSECTION/CLINES
Examples
RELANGLE "L15" 3.00000 LSECT "L13" "L14" LINE "Yloc"
The line "L15" arises due to rotation by 3° in the point of intersection of lines "L13" and "L14", and the angle at the "Yloc" line is set.
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