RhinoScriptSyntax has its explicit guide, but I am struggling with Rhino common.
How to be aware of which arguments are taken by a certain method in Rhino common API.
For instance, the Curve.Extreme Parameters method demands exactly 2 arguments, they are a “curve” and a “vector”. As a Python user, I can’t find any clue about that. Of course, there are syntax examples for C# and VB but nevertheless, it doesn’t help me, I just see that the method requires a “vector” parameter and any more.
A non-static class method obviously needs an instance. It likely depends on states of the class instance.
In C# and VB a non-static method is always called like this: myCurve.ExtremeParameters(myVector)
while in Python you can write it the same as above or like this: ExtremeParameters(myCurve, myVector)
Rhinocommon is a library written for C#/VB.Net. So if the language doesn’t support this “feature”, then it doesn’t make sense to document this case. Instead, IronPython developers should be aware of this detail.
I think parameters are only given if there are different overloads for a given method.
