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  • steelMemberShearPanel class has added.
  • Enumeration items created. (Some fixes has done in enumeration -there were identical classes, they're removed.)
  • Unit test has added.

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from RFEM.enums import *
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Please specify the imported enum. I think it should be just 3.

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fixed

comment: str = '',
params: dict = {}):
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I think the argument section could be shorter, not specifying every case. Or at least specify first all arguments and then add any informatio necessary for understanding. I think we don't have to copy whole logic into dosctring. If user wants to know the logic, he ca nread it from the body of the method.
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Can be done, but didn't want to delete when it's already there :) I will be more specific next time.

categories = [SteelMemberShearPanelPositionOnSection.POSITION_ON_UPPER_FLANGE, "FI (+) 35/207 - 0.63 (b: 1) | DIN 18807 | Fischer Profil", SteelMemberShearPanelFasteningArrangement.FASTENING_ARRANGEMENT_EVERY_RIB],
parameters = [1, 2, 0.000247, 0.01043],
comment: str = '',
params: dict = {}):
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default dict value is now None in the main branch. Then add if before params assignment to clentObject.

if params:
    for key in params:
        clientObject[key] = params[key] 

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fixed

assert shearPanel_3.panel_length == 2.0


Model.clientModel.service.finish_modification() No newline at end of file
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Add empty line at the end :-)

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done

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@OndraMichal OndraMichal merged commit 12f03da into main Apr 27, 2022
@OndraMichal OndraMichal deleted the dogukaratas-memberShearPanelTypesForSteelDesign branch April 27, 2022 05:45
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