Global Variables¶

armacode has global settings which can can be configured by modifying armacode.ini to the user’s preference.

armacode.debug: bool : Useful during the development of a script.

armacode.parallel: bool : Toggle multithreading on or off globally.

armacode.logfile: str : Location of the global log file.

armacode.defaultColors: list[color] : List of default low-saturation colors

To use the new settings, Rhino Python scripting engine needs to be reset. This can be achieved by _RunPythonScript ResetEngine

User Configuration Settings¶

Settings can be stored and retrieved inside any script or tools. These are different to Sticky, stored in memory, as they are stored permanently in a setting (.ini) file.

Scripts should attempt to retrieve the settings before revert to default hardcoded settings.

Scripts should save the settings to the file on successful operation.

Settings consist of Sections, Option and Value pair.

Section

Stored settings should be put under a recognisable unique Section name.

Option/Value Pair

Name and value of the option

Set value to Settings¶

Values can be set to sticky by calling the armacode.config.SetOption() function.

Get value from Settings¶

Stored values can be retrieved from sticky by calling the armacode.config.GetOption() function.

Save Settings to configuration (.ini) file¶

Stored settings in armacode.config can be saved to file by calling armacode.config.Save() function.

Example¶

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