Multiple Geometries in shape not supported?

[kempeng]

Hi Dave,

Is my understanding from the shapes.py code correctly that you currently do not support the reading of multiple geometry sections defined in a single shape record?

I have come across several examples of such cases.

Geert

[torinsapp]

I ran into the same problem. I modified the code so it would: shapes.py starting at line 151: geometrys = self.xml.findall(f'{namespace}Section[@N="Geometry"]') for geometry in geometrys: if type(geometry) is Element:

print(f"geometry({type(geometry)}):{geometry}")

            self.geometry = vsdx.Geometry(xml=geometry, shape=self)
            if geometry.attrib.get('IX') is not None:
                self.geometry.index = geometry.attrib['IX']
            else:
                self.geometry.index = 0
            for r in geometry.findall(f"{namespace}Row"):
                row_type = r.attrib['T']
                if r.attrib.get('IX') is not None:
                    row_type = f"{row_type}/{r.attrib['IX']}"
                else:
                    row_type = f"{row_type}/0"
                if row_type:
                    for e in r.findall(f"{namespace}Cell"):
                        cell = vsdx.Cell(xml=e, shape=self)
                        key = f"Geometry/{self.geometry.index}/{row_type}/{cell.name}"
                        self.cells[key] = cell

so if you have:

you can modify the different values as so: shape.set_cell_value("Geometry/2/LineTo/2/Y", '1.51770027') This will handle multiple Geometries and Rows. For dave: I can provide more context if ya want, but I think this can be applied to all sections, rows, and even cells with dupe names

[torinsapp]

Keep in mind this will break certain functions like line_to_x, but if you've gotten this far, just call the cell_val yourself