How can I extract the level / depth of the branches of a data tree in Python or c#?
Or is there a way to extract the level with the Path Mapper?
Uploading images and files seems to be broken, I’ll try again later…
How can I extract the level / depth of the branches of a data tree in Python or c#?
Or is there a way to extract the level with the Path Mapper?
Uploading images and files seems to be broken, I’ll try again later…
Yes, thanks that’s it.
I still cannot copy paste upload a screenshot.
I find it confusing that the Tree Statistics L output shows the number of items in a branch.
It seems length should instead show the number of branch path indices?
I tried to make the output like the input tree but something seems to be wrong.
I get the error: cannot convert from ‘Grasshopper.Kernel.Data.GH_Path’ to ‘int’ and I’m lost.
private void RunScript(DataTree<object> x, out object L)
{
DataTree<int> myTree = new DataTree<int>();
var y = x.Paths;
GH_Path p;
for (int i = 0; i < x.BranchCount; i++)
{
p = y[i];
myTree.Add(x.Paths[p].Length);
}
L = myTree;
}
private void RunScript(DataTree<Curve> x, ref object L)
{
var myTree = new DataTree<int>();
var y = x.Paths;
for (int i = 0; i < x.BranchCount; i++)
{
myTree.Add(y[i].Length, x.Path(i));
}
L = myTree;
}
If you deconstruct the path and use length afterwards, it should give you that number
That’s what I’ve been doing for a few years now. But I think it’s wrong.
Thanks @ThomasE this works now.