[mapguide-users] Maestro Python API get color of a line in a layer definition

[Jérôme Touré]

OK that works.
I was mistaken by the auto-completion in the IronPython Console.

I was trying to get the Color property through : 
ldf.SubLayer.GetScaleRangeAt(0).LineStyle.LineRule
As LineRule was suggested by Auto-complete, it seemed to me it was the 
correct way to get the Color property I was looking for

After changing to 
ldf.SubLayer.GetScaleRangeAt(0).LineStyle.GetRuleAt(0).Items[0].Color it 
worked liked a charm.
I should have thought that LineRule was not correct as I can have 
several ones in a LineStyle.

Thanks again Jackie for the time you dedicate to MGOS users and the good 
work you do.


Le 21/05/2015 11:10, Jackie Ng a écrit :
> Are you stuck at the line rule and don't know what property to go down to get
> to the symbolization settings? If so, you want to look at the Items property
> of the line rule which is a collection of strokes, each stroke contains the
> symbolization settings you're after.
>
> FYI. If the IronPython auto-complete doesn't help, you can always use help()
> on any variable to dump out all the properties and methods of that variable
> (along with any API documentation attached)
>
> - Jackie
>
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