About script commands

[[Yo...]]

Hello,
Is there a list of commands that can be used in script for GIS?
For example, a command like "gom.app.project.inspection" in "gom.app.project.inspection ['Circle 1']".
More specifically, it is a command that is displayed in purple in the syntax.
I think you are using the GOM command from the data stored in some folder, but from which data are you pulling the information?
I want to operate "Set general display options" of "VIEW" with a script.
I would be happy if you could tell me.

Thanks for your help.

Shota

[[Sh...]]

I too have asked similar questions in the past. There doesn't seem to be any kind of resource that lists the available method calls. From what i have been able to gather is that at the python level a lot of what you interact with in the scripts is just a wrapper that leverages boost python to interop with the C or C++ dll's. Many times i've asked how to do something and was thankfully given an answer that worked. But many times the answer had some function call that I had no way on my own of knowing even existed. I attached an example script that i used to adjust the zoom level via a script for when i was created report pages. It uses some kind of "view" functionality i got from a forum response. I don't know if it will be any use for what you are trying to do but it may put you on the right track.

Zoom.py

[[Yo...]]

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I was relieved to hear that I made the same inquiry.
And I tried to reproduce the contents of "Zoom.py" that you gave me using the recording function, but I could not reproduce "gom.script.view.adapt_zoom".
No matter how much I tried, this didn't happen and the closest operation was "adjustment" instead of "adaptation".
Perhaps I could guess that if I could master the "function call" that I couldn't understand at all, I would be able to do what I wanted to do.
Thank you!
After all I felt that I wanted a list.
Or if you know how you are creating the command, that's fine.

[[Sh...]]

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You won't be able to reproduce that from the recording functionality.

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This is what i was referring to. The function call wasn't by default something the end user is ever made aware of. It came from someone with more in depth knowledge of the software.

 

[[Yo...]]

I misunderstood the recording function as a All-purpose function.
After all, I realized that contacting GOM is the simplest solution rather than thinking about it.Thank you.