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| kmcelroy |
Posted - 03/30/2005 : 6:38:17 PM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 7 SR4
Operating System: XP
I want to be able to mask one point at a time instead of a range. Here is my script, which works if two different points are selected, but will not mask anything if the same point is selected twice.
def EndToolBox {
mks1 = _indx[1];
mks2 = _indx[2];
mark -w1 %C;
};
getpts 2; |
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| greg |
Posted - 04/01/2005 : 4:24:00 PM
Not sure what your goal is ...
Here is a script that lets you double-click all day and will toggle the mask value of the selected point :
dotool 3;
// dotool -d;
def pointproc {
maskval = %C<index>;
if(maskval==1)
%C<index> = 0;
else
%C<index> = 1;
}
Press Esc or click the Pointer tool when you are done. If you uncomment the "dotool -d;" then the script will act on single-clicks.
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| kmcelroy |
Posted - 03/31/2005 : 2:05:39 PM
Here's a workaround that I found, but if anyone has another solution, let me know. Basically, I click on the one point I want to mask, but three points are masked and two points are immediated unmasked, leaving the one point I wanted masked.
def EndToolBox {
mks1 = _indx[1];
mks2 = _indx[1]+2;
mark -w1 %C;
mks1 = _indx[1]+1;
mark -wd %C;
};
getpts 1; |
