According to the Help, rs.OsnapModes returns or sets osnaps according to the following bitmask table:
However, if I check for example just “Knot” osnap, the method returns 128 and not the 8 specified in the help above. 128 corresponds with the Osnap enumeration on the following page:
http://developer.rhino3d.com/api/RhinoCommon/html/3FA36DB8.htm
Edit: So it appears just the Help is wrong - get/set both respond correctly to the second posted table (Osnap Enumeration).
rs.OsnapModes does not use the same enumeration values as Rhino.ApplicationSettings.OsnapModes. Rather, rs.OsnapModes matches the values of RhinoScript’s OsnapModes method.
@dale There is something very odd going on here…
Just running the following with different single osnaps checked:
import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
print rs.OsnapMode()
I get things like 128 for knot, 512 for quad, etc. However if I play with it for awhile, I can get it into a “confused” state where it reports bizarre values that do not correspond to either table if I run various combinations of setting osnaps via script and manually checking the osnap boxes…
Check it out a bit. --Mitch
Edit: Incidentally, I am just playing around with the following, which is what provoked the question…
OsnapPopupListBox.py (1.9 KB)
As a corrolary, I don’t know how the following works to make the two systems correspond - one that goes up to 2^10 with no gaps and the other that goes up to 2^27 with gaps…
–Mitch
