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What is added on a drawing’s sheet by hand: dimensions between what its
views show, notes and centre marks (Annotation) — and what in a view
can be picked to add them (Candidate).
An annotation refers to what it measures by the entities’ names and the
view’s, so it follows the part through every rebuild, and its value is
measured anew each time: a drawing changes nothing, it only annotates.
Its value is placed where the designer dragged it, as an offset on the
paper from what it measures, and drawn the way a sketch draws its
dimensions (see geop_core_sketch::dimension).
Structs§
- Candidate
- What can be picked in a view to annotate it.
- Drawn
- An annotation as it is drawn on the sheet: its lines, each on its layer, its arrowheads, and its text.
- Leader
- Where a note’s leader points: a point of a view.
- Text
- A line of text on the sheet, the middle of its baseline at
at, turnedangledegrees counter-clockwise.
Enums§
- Along
- Which way a distance is measured on the paper.
- Annotation
- A dimension, a note or a centre mark added on the sheet, in one of its
views.
labelis where its value or text goes: on the paper, in millimetres, from the point it is placed from — the middle between a distance’s points, a circle’s centre, an angle’s vertex, a leader’s target — or, for a note without a leader, from the sheet’s corner. - Edge
Shape - What an edge is, for what it can be dimensioned by.
- Pickable
- A point or an edge of a view, where it is on the sheet.
- Target
- A point of a view, by the entity that defines it.