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QUESTION
I am trying to use function init to creat a new entify. But i dont know what "e" should i give. "e" must be a tuple. But how can i know what it looks like?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-13 at 00:20You shouldn't call __init__
directly. It's a 'dunder' (referring to the double underscores on either side) or 'magical' (referring to the fact that they add behaviour that just 'magically' works without actually called it) method.
__init__
is called when you instantiate an object, so your code would be:
QUESTION
I am looking a module ifcopenshell, and I see a very weird function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-12 at 20:33QUESTION
im trying to make a dataframe out of a list of dictionaries. I am quite new at this whole programming thing, and google just makes me more confused. That is why i am turning to you guys hoping for some assistance. The first two list values (YV01', '3nP3RFgGnBrOfILK4DF2Tp) i would like to have under columns called: Name and GlobalId. I would lie to drop Pset_wallcommon, AC_Pset_RenovationAndPhasing, and BaseQuantities. And use the rest of the keys(if that what they are called) as column names.
It would be great if someone could give me the right push :)
For the record: Im am parsing an Ifc file with the IfcOpenshell package
The data:
['YV01', '3nP3RFgGnBrOfILK4DF2Tp', {'Pset_WallCommon': {'Combustible': False, 'Compartmentation': False, 'ExtendToStructure': False, 'SurfaceSpreadOfFlame': '', 'ThermalTransmittance': 0.0, 'Reference': '', 'AcousticRating': '', 'FireRating': '', 'LoadBearing': False, 'IsExternal': False}, 'AC_Pset_RenovationAndPhasing': {'Renovation Status': 'New'}, 'BaseQuantities': {'Length': 13786.7314346, 'Height': 2700.0, 'Width': 276.0, 'GrossFootprintArea': 3.88131387595, 'NetFootprintArea': 3.88131387595, 'GrossSideArea': 37.9693748734, 'NetSideArea': 37.9693748734, 'GrossVolume': 10.4795474651, 'NetVolume': 10.4795474651}}, 'YV01', '1M4JyBJhXD5xt8fBFUcjUU', {'Pset_WallCommon': {'Combustible': False, 'Compartmentation': False, 'ExtendToStructure': False, 'SurfaceSpreadOfFlame': '', 'ThermalTransmittance': 0.0, 'Reference': '', 'AcousticRating': '', 'FireRating': '', 'LoadBearing': False, 'IsExternal': False}, 'AC_Pset_RenovationAndPhasing': {'Renovation Status': 'New'}, 'BaseQuantities': {'Length': 6166.67382573, 'Height': 2700.0, 'Width': 276.0, 'GrossFootprintArea': 1.6258259759, 'NetFootprintArea': 1.6258259759, 'GrossSideArea': 15.9048193295, 'NetSideArea': 15.9048193295, 'GrossVolume': 4.38973013494, 'NetVolume': 4.38973013494}}
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 12:32You could change the code to add Name
and GlobalID
as value of the propertySets
and then perform a pd.DataFrame.from_records()
QUESTION
I am working with IFC and I need to extract some data from a .ifc file to be displayed in the Django template.
The template:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 16:14In the template you're referencing {{ result }}
, however it doesn't appear there is a key for result
in the context
dictionary you're passing to the view.
Since your keys seem arbitrary, you may just want a list. (Or likely you can just pass the BrowseIfcProducts
directly to the template if you dont need complex operators)
QUESTION
im trying to extract all the IfcProduct-shapes from a ifc file and return them (with their corresponding Product) to another part of my program. The problem is that when i try to return a dictionary containing those objects with their corresponding shapes, the program exits with a segmentation fault. While debugging i saw that the data is saved in the data structure but right after returning or while trying to access the data contained in this dict, the debugger exits with a segfault.
I installed ifcopenshell via conda and its running in a ubuntu docker vm.
This is the code im trying to run:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-02 at 16:05Fixed the problem in my code by parsing the product in the shape_entry dictionary to a string.
QUESTION
I want to convert an IFC file to a graph database to extract adjacency and accessibility of the spaces in the IFC model. I wanted to use Neo4j, and as a part of this job, I need to extract a Cypher code from the IFC file. I found this code but when I run it, I encounter the error below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-20 at 09:57It seems this script was created for IfcOpenShell v0.5 compiled for IFC2x3 while you are using IfcOpenShell v0.6, which is unfortunately not backwards-compatible. You could either try to use v0.5 or update the script to the v0.6 API.
If you use v0.5, be aware that this version was compiled for a specific IFC version. I believe the published packages are for IFC2x3, thus it will not work with IFC4 files. You could compile for IFC4 though, but then would loose IFC2x3 support. The assertion wouldn't work anymore, because IFC4 walls have one more attribute PredefinedType
:
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