Layer.reconectNodesAtNode1_ node2_ offset_ Consultation on changing the coordinates of Node1 and Node2

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select_nodes = ()
for path in Layer.paths:
	for node in path.nodes:
		if node.selected == True:
			print(node.x)
			select_nodes = select_nodes + (node,)
print(select_nodes)
Layer.reconectNodesAtNode1_node2_offset_(select_nodes[0], select_nodes[1], 10.0)
print(select_nodes)

As shown in the above code, execute Layer.reconnectNodesAtNode1_ node2_ offset_ Select after (select_nodes [0], select_nodes [1], 10.0)_ Nodes will change, but I want to use the coordinates before the change. But I can’t get my first select_ Nodes coordinates. Or can you tell me how the rules changed

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I have tested the clockwise and counterclockwise paths, as well as the different positions of the selected points, and cannot summarize the rules of change.

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When the offset is 0, there will be no judgment of this situation, but there will be two more points on the original path, which cannot meet my requirements

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I have two suggestions: either keep select_nodes unchanged, either they know the rules of change

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Just a small side note:

This line is very wasteful. write it like this:

select_nodes.append(node)
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I don’t really understand what you are trying to do. Can you explain in more detail?

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select_nodes = []

for path in Layer.paths:

for node in path.nodes:

if node.selected == True:

print(node.x)

select_nodes.append(node)

print(select_nodes)

#Layer.clearSelection()

Layer.reconectNodesAtNode1_node2_offset_(select_nodes[0], select_nodes[1], 10.0)

print(select_nodes)
select_nodes are different before and after two prints, and I need to know that after executing Layer.reconnectNodesAtNode1_ node2_ offset_ After (select_nodes [0], select_nodes [1], 10.0), still obtain the first select_ nodes

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If you’re posting code, use triple back ticks ``` before and after your code please. This will format your code in a more legible way.

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Then you need to store the values yourself. The nodes will be moved around, so the values will change.

What are you using that info for?

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I used the first select_nodes a judgment on the value of nodes for subsequent path movement

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You can edit your post, don’t delete them all the time.

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thanks!!!

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Do you have any good suggestions for my question

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I originally intended to save the select_nodes before and after to txt separately, and then read the first one again, which would be very troublesome. So I want to ask for advice.

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If you just need the coordinates of the nodes, you can store them with

node1_position = node1.positionen

before changing the nodes. Then you can read the x and y values of those positions later.

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thanks very much ，that is great!!!