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Introduction

Property bir FreeCAD belgesine veya belgedeki bir nesneye eklenmiş bir sayı veya metin dizesi gibi bir bilgi parçasıdır. Özellikler Özellik düzenleyici ile görüntülenebilir ve değiştirilebilir.

Özellikler FreeCAD'de çok önemli bir rol oynar, çünkü sadece özellikleri tarafından tanımlanan nesneler olan parametrik nesnelerle çalışmak üzere tasarlanmıştır.

All property types

FreeCAD'deki Özel Betik nesneleri aşağıdaki tür özelliklere sahip olabilir:

Name Unit (if any) Remark
Acceleration m/s^2
AmountOfSubstance mol
Angle °
Area m^2
Bool
BoolList
Color
ColorList
CurrentDensity A/m^2 introduced in version 0.21
Density kg/m^3
Direction
DissipationRate m^2/s^3 introduced in version 0.21
Distance m
DynamicViscosity Pa*s introduced in version 0.21
ElectricalCapacitance F introduced in version 0.21
ElectricalConductance S introduced in version 0.21
ElectricalConductivity S/m introduced in version 0.21
ElectricalInductance H introduced in version 0.21
ElectricalResistance Ohm introduced in version 0.21
ElectricCharge C introduced in version 0.21
ElectricCurrent A introduced in version 0.21
ElectricPotential V introduced in version 0.20
Enumeration
ExpressionEngine
File
FileIncluded
Float
FloatConstraint
FloatList
Font
Force N
Frequency Hz
HeatFlux W/m^2 introduced in version 0.21
Integer
IntegerConstraint
IntegerList
IntegerSet
InverseArea 1/m^2 introduced in version 0.21
InverseLength 1/m introduced in version 0.21
InverseVolume 1/m^3 introduced in version 0.21
KinematicViscosity m^2/s introduced in version 0.21
Length m
Link
LinkChild
LinkGlobal
LinkHidden
LinkList
LinkListChild
LinkListGlobal
LinkListHidden
LinkSub
LinkSubChild
LinkSubGlobal
LinkSubHidden
LinkSubList
LinkSubListChild
LinkSubListGlobal
LinkSubListHidden
LuminousIntensity cd introduced in version 0.21
MagneticFieldStrength A/m introduced in version 0.21
MagneticFlux Wb or V*s introduced in version 0.21
MagneticFluxDensity T introduced in version 0.21
Magnetization A/m introduced in version 0.21
Map
Mass kg introduced in version 0.21
Material
MaterialList
Matrix
PartShape a Part property, is accessed as
Part::PropertyPartShape
Path
Percent
PersistentObject
Placement
PlacementLink
PlacementList
Position
Power W introduced in version 0.21
Precision
Pressure Pa
PythonObject
Quantity
QuantityConstraint
Rotation
ShearModulus Pa introduced in version 0.21
SpecificEnergy m^2/s^2 or J/kg introduced in version 0.21
SpecificHeat J/kg/K introduced in version 0.21
Speed m/s
Stiffness m/s^2
Stress Pa introduced in version 0.21
String
StringList
Temperature K introduced in version 0.21
ThermalConductivity W/m/K introduced in version 0.21
ThermalExpansionCoefficient 1/K introduced in version 0.21
ThermalTransferCoefficient W/m^2/K introduced in version 0.21
Time s introduced in version 0.21
UltimateTensileStrength Pa introduced in version 0.21
UUID
VacuumPermittivity s^4*A^2 / (m^3*kg)
Vector
VectorDistance
VectorList
Velocity m/s introduced in version 0.21
Volume l or m^3
VolumeFlowRate l/s or m^3/s introduced in version 0.21
VolumetricThermalExpansionCoefficient 1/K introduced in version 0.21
Work J introduced in version 0.21
XLink
XLinkList
XLinkSub
XLinkSubList
YieldStrength Pa introduced in version 0.21
YoungsModulus Pa introduced in version 0.21

Internally, the property name is prefixed with App::Property: 

App::PropertyBool
App::PropertyFloat
App::PropertyFloatList
...

Remember that these are property types. A single object may have many properties of the same type, but with different names.

For example: 

obj.addProperty("App::PropertyFloat", "Length")
obj.addProperty("App::PropertyFloat", "Width")
obj.addProperty("App::PropertyFloat", "Height")

This indicates an object with three properties of type "Float", named "Length", "Width", and "Height", respectively.

Scripting

See also: FreeCAD scripting basics

A scripted object is created first, and then properties are assigned. 

obj = App.ActiveDocument.addObject("Part::Feature", "CustomObject")

obj.addProperty("App::PropertyFloat", "Velocity", "Parameter", "Body speed")
obj.addProperty("App::PropertyBool", "VelocityEnabled", "Parameter", "Enable body speed")

In general, Data properties are assigned by using the object's addProperty() method. On the other hand, View properties are normally provided automatically by the parent object from which the scripted object is derived.

For example:

Nevertheless, View properties can also be assigned using the view provider object's addProperty() method. 

obj.ViewObject.addProperty("App::PropertyBool", "SuperVisibility", "Base", "Make the object glow")

Source code

In the source code, properties are located in various src/App/Property* files.

They are imported and initialized in src/App/Application.cpp. 

#include "Property.h"
#include "PropertyContainer.h"
#include "PropertyUnits.h"
#include "PropertyFile.h"
#include "PropertyLinks.h"
#include "PropertyPythonObject.h"
#include "PropertyExpressionEngine.h"


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