[mapguide-users] IronPython - automate Maestro

[Bart Oostdam]

Hai Jacky,

Thank you for the clarification.

I guess it is also my unfamiliarity with (Iron)Python.
I did not occur to me that I could assign the new object directly.


Met vriendelijke groet,

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Bart Oostdam

Van: mapguide-users <mapguide-users-bounces at lists.osgeo.org> Namens Jackie Ng via mapguide-users
Verzonden: donderdag 25 juli 2024 17:18
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CC: Jackie Ng <jumpinjackie at gmail.com>
Onderwerp: Re: [mapguide-users] IronPython - automate Maestro

The error in your screenshot is because you did not fully copy my suggested fragment completely.

This line here:

    #Add the new pointStyle to the vectorScaleRange

    vectorScaleRange.PointStyle.AddPointStyle(pointStyle)
I already said there is no point style to add (because there's only one or no point style) so there is no AddPointStyle() function to call.

Just assign pointStyle straight to the .PointStyle property.

    #Add the new pointStyle to the vectorScaleRange

    vectorScaleRange.PointStyle = pointStyle
- Jackie

You wrote:


Hello Jackie,



I am really sorry but things elude me or (and I think that is the case) it just doesn’t work correctly.



I load my code with ‘Run File’  and start with the defined function test() for conveniance.

I made all the variables global just in case.



I am posting my Full test-code:



The screen-shot shows that there is a Pointstyle (console: print statements to console).





  1.  The “IF’ doesn’t work.

  2.  I still don’t understand why there is a ‘NoneType’ error. I assume that there is always a ‘default’ vectorScaleRange. The print statements show there is one?

  3.  The poitnStyle itself seams to be created/defined as well. The print statements show this as well I think.
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