
# Facade Code
# **********************************************************************************
import os
import sys
import socket
from time import sleep, time
import subprocess
import pickle
from openvsp.facade_server import pack_data, unpack_data
from traceback import format_exception
import openvsp_config
# Import the low-level C/C++ module
if __package__ or "." in __name__:
    from . import _vsp
else:
    import _vsp
# decorator for wrapping every function
def client_wrap(func):
    def wrapper(self, *args, **kwargs):
        return self._send_receive(func.__name__, args, kwargs)
    return wrapper
def _exception_hook(exc_type, exc_value, tb):
    regular_traceback = []
    facade_traceback = []
    for line in exc_value.args[0].split("\n")[:3]:
        facade_traceback.append(line)

    for line in format_exception(exc_type, exc_value, tb)[:-1]:
        if "facade.py" in line or "facade_server.py" in line:
            facade_traceback.append(line.strip("\n"))
        else:
            regular_traceback.append(line.strip("\n"))
    for line in exc_value.args[0].split("\n")[3:]:
        regular_traceback.append(line)

    print("This error occurred while using the facade API")
    print("Facade Traceback:")
    for line in facade_traceback:
        print(line)
    print("")
    print("Regular Traceback:")
    for line in regular_traceback:
        print(line)

class _vsp_server():
    def __init__(self, name, funcs=[], port=-1):
        self.server_name = name
        HOST = 'localhost'
        if port>0:
            self.port = port
        else:
            self.port = 0
        python_exe = None
        if "python" in os.path.basename(sys.executable):
            python_exe = sys.executable
        elif "python" in os.path.basename(os.__file__):
            python_exe = os.__file__
        else:
            python_exe = "python"
        server_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), 'facade_server.py')
        for i in range(openvsp_config.FACADE_SERVER_ATTEMPTS):
            try:
                self._proc = subprocess.Popen([python_exe, server_file, str(self.port), str(openvsp_config.LOAD_GRAPHICS), str(openvsp_config.FACADE_PRINT_LEVEL)], stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
                start_time = time()
                timeout = openvsp_config.FACADE_SERVER_TIMEOUT  # seconds
                while True:
                    line = self._proc.stderr.readline().strip().decode()
                    # print(line)
                    if not line:
                        if self._proc.poll() is not None:
                            raise RuntimeError("Server process exited unexpectedly")
                        if time() - start_time > timeout:
                            raise TimeoutError("Waiting for server timed out")
                        continue  # No line, but process still alive wait more

                    if line.startswith("OpenVSP Server Socket Thread: Bound to"):
                        self.port = int(line.split()[7][:-2])
                        break
                break
            except Exception as e:
                if openvsp_config.FACADE_PRINT_LEVEL > 0: print(f'OpenVSP failed to start server, attempt {i+1}, trying again; "{str(e)}"')
                try:
                    self._proc.close()
                    self._proc = None
                except:
                    pass
        if self._proc is None:
            raise RuntimeError("Facade failed to start the server")
        self._sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
        self._sock.connect((HOST, self.port))

        for func in funcs:
            setattr(self, func.__name__, (lambda  *args, func=func, **kwargs: self._run_func(func, *args, **kwargs)))

        self.ABS = _vsp.ABS
        self.REL = _vsp.REL
        self.SELIG_AF_EXPORT = _vsp.SELIG_AF_EXPORT
        self.BEZIER_AF_EXPORT = _vsp.BEZIER_AF_EXPORT
        self.ALIGN_LEFT = _vsp.ALIGN_LEFT
        self.ALIGN_CENTER = _vsp.ALIGN_CENTER
        self.ALIGN_RIGHT = _vsp.ALIGN_RIGHT
        self.ALIGN_PIXEL = _vsp.ALIGN_PIXEL
        self.ALIGN_TOP = _vsp.ALIGN_TOP
        self.ALIGN_MIDDLE = _vsp.ALIGN_MIDDLE
        self.ALIGN_BOTTOM = _vsp.ALIGN_BOTTOM
        self.NUM_ALIGN_TYPE = _vsp.NUM_ALIGN_TYPE
        self.ANG_RAD = _vsp.ANG_RAD
        self.ANG_DEG = _vsp.ANG_DEG
        self.ANG_0 = _vsp.ANG_0
        self.ANG_90 = _vsp.ANG_90
        self.ANG_180 = _vsp.ANG_180
        self.ANG_270 = _vsp.ANG_270
        self.NUM_ANG = _vsp.NUM_ANG
        self.ATMOS_TYPE_US_STANDARD_1976 = _vsp.ATMOS_TYPE_US_STANDARD_1976
        self.ATMOS_TYPE_HERRINGTON_1966 = _vsp.ATMOS_TYPE_HERRINGTON_1966
        self.ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_P_R = _vsp.ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_P_R
        self.ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_P_T = _vsp.ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_P_T
        self.ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_R_T = _vsp.ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_R_T
        self.ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_RE_L = _vsp.ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_RE_L
        self.ATTACH_TRANS_NONE = _vsp.ATTACH_TRANS_NONE
        self.ATTACH_TRANS_COMP = _vsp.ATTACH_TRANS_COMP
        self.ATTACH_TRANS_UV = _vsp.ATTACH_TRANS_UV
        self.ATTACH_TRANS_RST = _vsp.ATTACH_TRANS_RST
        self.ATTACH_TRANS_LMN = _vsp.ATTACH_TRANS_LMN
        self.ATTACH_TRANS_EtaMN = _vsp.ATTACH_TRANS_EtaMN
        self.ATTACH_TRANS_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.ATTACH_TRANS_NUM_TYPES
        self.ATTACH_ROT_NONE = _vsp.ATTACH_ROT_NONE
        self.ATTACH_ROT_COMP = _vsp.ATTACH_ROT_COMP
        self.ATTACH_ROT_UV = _vsp.ATTACH_ROT_UV
        self.ATTACH_ROT_RST = _vsp.ATTACH_ROT_RST
        self.ATTACH_ROT_LMN = _vsp.ATTACH_ROT_LMN
        self.ATTACH_ROT_EtaMN = _vsp.ATTACH_ROT_EtaMN
        self.ATTACH_ROT_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.ATTACH_ROT_NUM_TYPES
        self.ATTROBJ_PARM = _vsp.ATTROBJ_PARM
        self.ATTROBJ_GEOM = _vsp.ATTROBJ_GEOM
        self.ATTROBJ_VEH = _vsp.ATTROBJ_VEH
        self.ATTROBJ_SUBSURF = _vsp.ATTROBJ_SUBSURF
        self.ATTROBJ_MEASURE = _vsp.ATTROBJ_MEASURE
        self.ATTROBJ_LINK = _vsp.ATTROBJ_LINK
        self.ATTROBJ_ADVLINK = _vsp.ATTROBJ_ADVLINK
        self.ATTROBJ_ATTR = _vsp.ATTROBJ_ATTR
        self.ATTROBJ_COLLECTION = _vsp.ATTROBJ_COLLECTION
        self.ATTROBJ_XSEC = _vsp.ATTROBJ_XSEC
        self.ATTROBJ_SEC = _vsp.ATTROBJ_SEC
        self.ATTROBJ_MODE = _vsp.ATTROBJ_MODE
        self.ATTROBJ_SET = _vsp.ATTROBJ_SET
        self.ATTROBJ_VARGROUP = _vsp.ATTROBJ_VARGROUP
        self.ATTROBJ_VARSETTING = _vsp.ATTROBJ_VARSETTING
        self.ATTROBJ_FREE = _vsp.ATTROBJ_FREE
        self.ATTR_GROUP_NONE = _vsp.ATTR_GROUP_NONE
        self.ATTR_GROUP_WATERMARK = _vsp.ATTR_GROUP_WATERMARK
        self.NUM_ATTR_EVENT_GROUPS = _vsp.NUM_ATTR_EVENT_GROUPS
        self.AUX_GEOM_ROTOR_TIP_PATH = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_ROTOR_TIP_PATH
        self.AUX_GEOM_ROTOR_BURST = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_ROTOR_BURST
        self.AUX_GEOM_THREE_PT_GROUND = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_THREE_PT_GROUND
        self.AUX_GEOM_TWO_PT_GROUND = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_TWO_PT_GROUND
        self.AUX_GEOM_ONE_PT_GROUND = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_ONE_PT_GROUND
        self.AUX_GEOM_THREE_PT_CCE = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_THREE_PT_CCE
        self.AUX_GEOM_SUPER_CONE = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_SUPER_CONE
        self.AUX_GEOM_SINGLE_GEAR = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_SINGLE_GEAR
        self.AUX_GEOM_ROTOR_FRAGMENT = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_ROTOR_FRAGMENT
        self.AUX_GEOM_THROWN_BLADE = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_THROWN_BLADE
        self.AUX_GEOM_TIRE_SPRAY = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_TIRE_SPRAY
        self.AUX_GEOM_WHEEL_TIRE_FAILURE = _vsp.AUX_GEOM_WHEEL_TIRE_FAILURE
        self.NUM_AUX_GEOM_MODES = _vsp.NUM_AUX_GEOM_MODES
        self.BOGIE_CENTER_DIST = _vsp.BOGIE_CENTER_DIST
        self.BOGIE_CENTER_DIST_FRAC = _vsp.BOGIE_CENTER_DIST_FRAC
        self.BOGIE_GAP = _vsp.BOGIE_GAP
        self.BOGIE_GAP_FRAC = _vsp.BOGIE_GAP_FRAC
        self.NUM_BOGIE_SPACING_TYPE = _vsp.NUM_BOGIE_SPACING_TYPE
        self.BOR_FLOWTHROUGH = _vsp.BOR_FLOWTHROUGH
        self.BOR_UPPER = _vsp.BOR_UPPER
        self.BOR_LOWER = _vsp.BOR_LOWER
        self.BOR_NUM_MODES = _vsp.BOR_NUM_MODES
        self.MAX_CAMB = _vsp.MAX_CAMB
        self.DESIGN_CL = _vsp.DESIGN_CL
        self.CAM_TOP = _vsp.CAM_TOP
        self.CAM_FRONT = _vsp.CAM_FRONT
        self.CAM_FRONT_YUP = _vsp.CAM_FRONT_YUP
        self.CAM_LEFT = _vsp.CAM_LEFT
        self.CAM_LEFT_ISO = _vsp.CAM_LEFT_ISO
        self.CAM_BOTTOM = _vsp.CAM_BOTTOM
        self.CAM_REAR = _vsp.CAM_REAR
        self.CAM_RIGHT = _vsp.CAM_RIGHT
        self.CAM_RIGHT_ISO = _vsp.CAM_RIGHT_ISO
        self.CAM_CENTER = _vsp.CAM_CENTER
        self.NO_END_CAP = _vsp.NO_END_CAP
        self.FLAT_END_CAP = _vsp.FLAT_END_CAP
        self.ROUND_END_CAP = _vsp.ROUND_END_CAP
        self.EDGE_END_CAP = _vsp.EDGE_END_CAP
        self.SHARP_END_CAP = _vsp.SHARP_END_CAP
        self.POINT_END_CAP = _vsp.POINT_END_CAP
        self.ROUND_EXT_END_CAP_NONE = _vsp.ROUND_EXT_END_CAP_NONE
        self.ROUND_EXT_END_CAP_LE = _vsp.ROUND_EXT_END_CAP_LE
        self.ROUND_EXT_END_CAP_TE = _vsp.ROUND_EXT_END_CAP_TE
        self.ROUND_EXT_END_CAP_BOTH = _vsp.ROUND_EXT_END_CAP_BOTH
        self.NUM_END_CAP_OPTIONS = _vsp.NUM_END_CAP_OPTIONS
        self.CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN = _vsp.CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN
        self.CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN = _vsp.CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN
        self.CFD_MAX_GAP = _vsp.CFD_MAX_GAP
        self.CFD_NUM_CIRCLE_SEGS = _vsp.CFD_NUM_CIRCLE_SEGS
        self.CFD_GROWTH_RATIO = _vsp.CFD_GROWTH_RATIO
        self.CFD_LIMIT_GROWTH_FLAG = _vsp.CFD_LIMIT_GROWTH_FLAG
        self.CFD_INTERSECT_SUBSURFACE_FLAG = _vsp.CFD_INTERSECT_SUBSURFACE_FLAG
        self.CFD_HALF_MESH_FLAG = _vsp.CFD_HALF_MESH_FLAG
        self.CFD_FAR_FIELD_FLAG = _vsp.CFD_FAR_FIELD_FLAG
        self.CFD_FAR_MAX_EDGE_LEN = _vsp.CFD_FAR_MAX_EDGE_LEN
        self.CFD_FAR_MAX_GAP = _vsp.CFD_FAR_MAX_GAP
        self.CFD_FAR_NUM_CIRCLE_SEGS = _vsp.CFD_FAR_NUM_CIRCLE_SEGS
        self.CFD_FAR_SIZE_ABS_FLAG = _vsp.CFD_FAR_SIZE_ABS_FLAG
        self.CFD_FAR_LENGTH = _vsp.CFD_FAR_LENGTH
        self.CFD_FAR_WIDTH = _vsp.CFD_FAR_WIDTH
        self.CFD_FAR_HEIGHT = _vsp.CFD_FAR_HEIGHT
        self.CFD_FAR_X_SCALE = _vsp.CFD_FAR_X_SCALE
        self.CFD_FAR_Y_SCALE = _vsp.CFD_FAR_Y_SCALE
        self.CFD_FAR_Z_SCALE = _vsp.CFD_FAR_Z_SCALE
        self.CFD_FAR_LOC_MAN_FLAG = _vsp.CFD_FAR_LOC_MAN_FLAG
        self.CFD_FAR_LOC_X = _vsp.CFD_FAR_LOC_X
        self.CFD_FAR_LOC_Y = _vsp.CFD_FAR_LOC_Y
        self.CFD_FAR_LOC_Z = _vsp.CFD_FAR_LOC_Z
        self.CFD_SRF_XYZ_FLAG = _vsp.CFD_SRF_XYZ_FLAG
        self.CFD_STL_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_STL_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_POLY_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_POLY_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_TRI_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_TRI_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_OBJ_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_OBJ_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_DAT_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_DAT_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_KEY_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_KEY_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_GMSH_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_GMSH_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_TKEY_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_TKEY_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_FACET_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_FACET_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_VSPGEOM_FILE_NAME = _vsp.CFD_VSPGEOM_FILE_NAME
        self.CFD_NUM_FILE_NAMES = _vsp.CFD_NUM_FILE_NAMES
        self.POINT_SOURCE = _vsp.POINT_SOURCE
        self.LINE_SOURCE = _vsp.LINE_SOURCE
        self.BOX_SOURCE = _vsp.BOX_SOURCE
        self.ULINE_SOURCE = _vsp.ULINE_SOURCE
        self.WLINE_SOURCE = _vsp.WLINE_SOURCE
        self.NUM_SOURCE_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_SOURCE_TYPES
        self.TAG = _vsp.TAG
        self.REASON = _vsp.REASON
        self.CF_LAM_BLASIUS = _vsp.CF_LAM_BLASIUS
        self.CF_LAM_BLASIUS_W_HEAT = _vsp.CF_LAM_BLASIUS_W_HEAT
        self.CF_TURB_EXPLICIT_FIT_SPALDING = _vsp.CF_TURB_EXPLICIT_FIT_SPALDING
        self.CF_TURB_EXPLICIT_FIT_SPALDING_CHI = _vsp.CF_TURB_EXPLICIT_FIT_SPALDING_CHI
        self.CF_TURB_EXPLICIT_FIT_SCHOENHERR = _vsp.CF_TURB_EXPLICIT_FIT_SCHOENHERR
        self.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_IMPLICIT_KARMAN = _vsp.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_IMPLICIT_KARMAN
        self.CF_TURB_IMPLICIT_SCHOENHERR = _vsp.CF_TURB_IMPLICIT_SCHOENHERR
        self.CF_TURB_IMPLICIT_KARMAN_SCHOENHERR = _vsp.CF_TURB_IMPLICIT_KARMAN_SCHOENHERR
        self.CF_TURB_POWER_LAW_BLASIUS = _vsp.CF_TURB_POWER_LAW_BLASIUS
        self.CF_TURB_POWER_LAW_PRANDTL_LOW_RE = _vsp.CF_TURB_POWER_LAW_PRANDTL_LOW_RE
        self.CF_TURB_POWER_LAW_PRANDTL_MEDIUM_RE = _vsp.CF_TURB_POWER_LAW_PRANDTL_MEDIUM_RE
        self.CF_TURB_POWER_LAW_PRANDTL_HIGH_RE = _vsp.CF_TURB_POWER_LAW_PRANDTL_HIGH_RE
        self.CF_TURB_SCHLICHTING_COMPRESSIBLE = _vsp.CF_TURB_SCHLICHTING_COMPRESSIBLE
        self.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_SCHLICHTING_INCOMPRESSIBLE = _vsp.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_SCHLICHTING_INCOMPRESSIBLE
        self.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_SCHLICHTING_PRANDTL = _vsp.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_SCHLICHTING_PRANDTL
        self.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_SCHULTZ_GRUNOW_HIGH_RE = _vsp.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_SCHULTZ_GRUNOW_HIGH_RE
        self.CF_TURB_SCHULTZ_GRUNOW_SCHOENHERR = _vsp.CF_TURB_SCHULTZ_GRUNOW_SCHOENHERR
        self.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_WHITE_CHRISTOPH_COMPRESSIBLE = _vsp.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_WHITE_CHRISTOPH_COMPRESSIBLE
        self.CF_TURB_ROUGHNESS_SCHLICHTING_AVG = _vsp.CF_TURB_ROUGHNESS_SCHLICHTING_AVG
        self.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_ROUGHNESS_SCHLICHTING_LOCAL = _vsp.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_ROUGHNESS_SCHLICHTING_LOCAL
        self.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_ROUGHNESS_WHITE = _vsp.DO_NOT_USE_CF_TURB_ROUGHNESS_WHITE
        self.CF_TURB_ROUGHNESS_SCHLICHTING_AVG_FLOW_CORRECTION = _vsp.CF_TURB_ROUGHNESS_SCHLICHTING_AVG_FLOW_CORRECTION
        self.CF_TURB_HEATTRANSFER_WHITE_CHRISTOPH = _vsp.CF_TURB_HEATTRANSFER_WHITE_CHRISTOPH
        self.CHEVRON_NONE = _vsp.CHEVRON_NONE
        self.CHEVRON_PARTIAL = _vsp.CHEVRON_PARTIAL
        self.CHEVRON_FULL = _vsp.CHEVRON_FULL
        self.CHEVRON_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.CHEVRON_NUM_TYPES
        self.CHEVRON_W01_SE = _vsp.CHEVRON_W01_SE
        self.CHEVRON_W01_CW = _vsp.CHEVRON_W01_CW
        self.CHEVRON_W01_NUM_MODES = _vsp.CHEVRON_W01_NUM_MODES
        self.COLLISION_OK = _vsp.COLLISION_OK
        self.COLLISION_INTERSECT_NO_SOLUTION = _vsp.COLLISION_INTERSECT_NO_SOLUTION
        self.COLLISION_CLEAR_NO_SOLUTION = _vsp.COLLISION_CLEAR_NO_SOLUTION
        self.NO_FILE_TYPE = _vsp.NO_FILE_TYPE
        self.COMP_GEOM_TXT_TYPE = _vsp.COMP_GEOM_TXT_TYPE
        self.COMP_GEOM_CSV_TYPE = _vsp.COMP_GEOM_CSV_TYPE
        self.DRAG_BUILD_TSV_TYPE_DEPRECATED = _vsp.DRAG_BUILD_TSV_TYPE_DEPRECATED
        self.SLICE_TXT_TYPE = _vsp.SLICE_TXT_TYPE
        self.MASS_PROP_TXT_TYPE = _vsp.MASS_PROP_TXT_TYPE
        self.DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE = _vsp.DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE
        self.DEGEN_GEOM_M_TYPE = _vsp.DEGEN_GEOM_M_TYPE
        self.CFD_STL_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_STL_TYPE
        self.CFD_POLY_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_POLY_TYPE
        self.CFD_TRI_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_TRI_TYPE
        self.CFD_OBJ_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_OBJ_TYPE
        self.CFD_DAT_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_DAT_TYPE
        self.CFD_KEY_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_KEY_TYPE
        self.CFD_GMSH_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_GMSH_TYPE
        self.CFD_SRF_TYPE_DEPRECATED = _vsp.CFD_SRF_TYPE_DEPRECATED
        self.CFD_TKEY_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_TKEY_TYPE
        self.PROJ_AREA_CSV_TYPE = _vsp.PROJ_AREA_CSV_TYPE
        self.WAVE_DRAG_TXT_TYPE = _vsp.WAVE_DRAG_TXT_TYPE
        self.VSPAERO_PANEL_TRI_TYPE = _vsp.VSPAERO_PANEL_TRI_TYPE
        self.DRAG_BUILD_CSV_TYPE = _vsp.DRAG_BUILD_CSV_TYPE
        self.CFD_FACET_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_FACET_TYPE
        self.CFD_CURV_TYPE_DEPRECATED = _vsp.CFD_CURV_TYPE_DEPRECATED
        self.CFD_PLOT3D_TYPE_DEPRECATED = _vsp.CFD_PLOT3D_TYPE_DEPRECATED
        self.CFD_VSPGEOM_TYPE = _vsp.CFD_VSPGEOM_TYPE
        self.VSPAERO_VSPGEOM_TYPE = _vsp.VSPAERO_VSPGEOM_TYPE
        self.U_TRIM = _vsp.U_TRIM
        self.L_TRIM = _vsp.L_TRIM
        self.ETA_TRIM = _vsp.ETA_TRIM
        self.NUM_TRIM_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_TRIM_TYPES
        self.DELIM_COMMA = _vsp.DELIM_COMMA
        self.DELIM_USCORE = _vsp.DELIM_USCORE
        self.DELIM_SPACE = _vsp.DELIM_SPACE
        self.DELIM_NONE = _vsp.DELIM_NONE
        self.DELIM_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.DELIM_NUM_TYPES
        self.DEPTH_FRONT = _vsp.DEPTH_FRONT
        self.DEPTH_REAR = _vsp.DEPTH_REAR
        self.DEPTH_FREE = _vsp.DEPTH_FREE
        self.NUM_DEPTH_TYPE = _vsp.NUM_DEPTH_TYPE
        self.SET_3D = _vsp.SET_3D
        self.SET_2D = _vsp.SET_2D
        self.X_DIR = _vsp.X_DIR
        self.Y_DIR = _vsp.Y_DIR
        self.Z_DIR = _vsp.Z_DIR
        self.ALL_DIR = _vsp.ALL_DIR
        self.DISPLAY_BEZIER = _vsp.DISPLAY_BEZIER
        self.DISPLAY_DEGEN_SURF = _vsp.DISPLAY_DEGEN_SURF
        self.DISPLAY_DEGEN_PLATE = _vsp.DISPLAY_DEGEN_PLATE
        self.DISPLAY_DEGEN_CAMBER = _vsp.DISPLAY_DEGEN_CAMBER
        self.GEOM_DRAW_WIRE = _vsp.GEOM_DRAW_WIRE
        self.GEOM_DRAW_HIDDEN = _vsp.GEOM_DRAW_HIDDEN
        self.GEOM_DRAW_SHADE = _vsp.GEOM_DRAW_SHADE
        self.GEOM_DRAW_TEXTURE = _vsp.GEOM_DRAW_TEXTURE
        self.GEOM_DRAW_NONE = _vsp.GEOM_DRAW_NONE
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_NONE = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_NONE
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_INLET = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_INLET
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_INLET_OUTLET = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_INLET_OUTLET
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_OUTLET = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_OUTLET
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_IO_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_IO_NUM_TYPES
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_FLOWTHROUGH = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_FLOWTHROUGH
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_TO_LIP = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_TO_LIP
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_FLOWPATH = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_FLOWPATH
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_TO_FACE = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_TO_FACE
        self.ENGINE_GEOM_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.ENGINE_GEOM_NUM_TYPES
        self.ENGINE_LOC_INDEX = _vsp.ENGINE_LOC_INDEX
        self.ENGINE_LOC_U = _vsp.ENGINE_LOC_U
        self.ENGINE_LOC_INLET_LIP = _vsp.ENGINE_LOC_INLET_LIP
        self.ENGINE_LOC_INLET_FACE = _vsp.ENGINE_LOC_INLET_FACE
        self.ENGINE_LOC_OUTLET_LIP = _vsp.ENGINE_LOC_OUTLET_LIP
        self.ENGINE_LOC_OUTLET_FACE = _vsp.ENGINE_LOC_OUTLET_FACE
        self.ENGINE_LOC_NUM = _vsp.ENGINE_LOC_NUM
        self.ENGINE_MODE_FLOWTHROUGH = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_FLOWTHROUGH
        self.ENGINE_MODE_FLOWTHROUGH_NEG = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_FLOWTHROUGH_NEG
        self.ENGINE_MODE_FLOWTHROUGH_NEG_ONLY = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_FLOWTHROUGH_NEG_ONLY
        self.ENGINE_MODE_TO_LIP = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_TO_LIP
        self.ENGINE_MODE_TO_FACE = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_TO_FACE
        self.ENGINE_MODE_TO_FACE_NEG = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_TO_FACE_NEG
        self.ENGINE_MODE_TO_FACE_NEG_ONLY = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_TO_FACE_NEG_ONLY
        self.ENGINE_MODE_EXTEND = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_EXTEND
        self.ENGINE_MODE_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.ENGINE_MODE_NUM_TYPES
        self.VSP_UNKNOWN = _vsp.VSP_UNKNOWN
        self.VSP_OK = _vsp.VSP_OK
        self.VSP_INVALID_PTR = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_PTR
        self.VSP_INVALID_TYPE = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_TYPE
        self.VSP_CANT_FIND_TYPE = _vsp.VSP_CANT_FIND_TYPE
        self.VSP_CANT_FIND_PARM = _vsp.VSP_CANT_FIND_PARM
        self.VSP_CANT_FIND_NAME = _vsp.VSP_CANT_FIND_NAME
        self.VSP_INVALID_GEOM_ID = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_GEOM_ID
        self.VSP_FILE_DOES_NOT_EXIST = _vsp.VSP_FILE_DOES_NOT_EXIST
        self.VSP_FILE_WRITE_FAILURE = _vsp.VSP_FILE_WRITE_FAILURE
        self.VSP_FILE_READ_FAILURE = _vsp.VSP_FILE_READ_FAILURE
        self.VSP_WRONG_GEOM_TYPE = _vsp.VSP_WRONG_GEOM_TYPE
        self.VSP_WRONG_XSEC_TYPE = _vsp.VSP_WRONG_XSEC_TYPE
        self.VSP_WRONG_FILE_TYPE = _vsp.VSP_WRONG_FILE_TYPE
        self.VSP_INDEX_OUT_RANGE = _vsp.VSP_INDEX_OUT_RANGE
        self.VSP_INVALID_XSEC_ID = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_XSEC_ID
        self.VSP_INVALID_ID = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_ID
        self.VSP_CANT_SET_NOT_EQ_PARM = _vsp.VSP_CANT_SET_NOT_EQ_PARM
        self.VSP_AMBIGUOUS_SUBSURF = _vsp.VSP_AMBIGUOUS_SUBSURF
        self.VSP_INVALID_VARPRESET_SETNAME = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_VARPRESET_SETNAME
        self.VSP_INVALID_VARPRESET_GROUPNAME = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_VARPRESET_GROUPNAME
        self.VSP_CONFORMAL_PARENT_UNSUPPORTED = _vsp.VSP_CONFORMAL_PARENT_UNSUPPORTED
        self.VSP_UNEXPECTED_RESET_REMAP_ID = _vsp.VSP_UNEXPECTED_RESET_REMAP_ID
        self.VSP_INVALID_INPUT_VAL = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_INPUT_VAL
        self.VSP_INVALID_CF_EQN = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_CF_EQN
        self.VSP_INVALID_DRIVERS = _vsp.VSP_INVALID_DRIVERS
        self.VSP_ADV_LINK_BUILD_FAIL = _vsp.VSP_ADV_LINK_BUILD_FAIL
        self.VSP_DEPRECATED = _vsp.VSP_DEPRECATED
        self.VSP_LINK_LOOP_DETECTED = _vsp.VSP_LINK_LOOP_DETECTED
        self.VSP_LINK_OUTPUT_NOT_ASSIGNED = _vsp.VSP_LINK_OUTPUT_NOT_ASSIGNED
        self.VSP_DUPLICATE_NAME = _vsp.VSP_DUPLICATE_NAME
        self.VSP_GUI_DEVICE_DEACTIVATED = _vsp.VSP_GUI_DEVICE_DEACTIVATED
        self.VSP_COULD_NOT_CREATE_BACKGROUND3D = _vsp.VSP_COULD_NOT_CREATE_BACKGROUND3D
        self.VSP_NUM_ERROR_CODE = _vsp.VSP_NUM_ERROR_CODE
        self.EXCRESCENCE_COUNT = _vsp.EXCRESCENCE_COUNT
        self.EXCRESCENCE_CD = _vsp.EXCRESCENCE_CD
        self.EXCRESCENCE_PERCENT_GEOM = _vsp.EXCRESCENCE_PERCENT_GEOM
        self.EXCRESCENCE_MARGIN = _vsp.EXCRESCENCE_MARGIN
        self.EXCRESCENCE_DRAGAREA = _vsp.EXCRESCENCE_DRAGAREA
        self.EXPORT_FELISA = _vsp.EXPORT_FELISA
        self.EXPORT_XSEC = _vsp.EXPORT_XSEC
        self.EXPORT_STL = _vsp.EXPORT_STL
        self.EXPORT_AWAVE = _vsp.EXPORT_AWAVE
        self.EXPORT_NASCART = _vsp.EXPORT_NASCART
        self.EXPORT_POVRAY = _vsp.EXPORT_POVRAY
        self.EXPORT_CART3D = _vsp.EXPORT_CART3D
        self.EXPORT_VSPGEOM = _vsp.EXPORT_VSPGEOM
        self.EXPORT_VORXSEC = _vsp.EXPORT_VORXSEC
        self.EXPORT_XSECGEOM = _vsp.EXPORT_XSECGEOM
        self.EXPORT_GMSH = _vsp.EXPORT_GMSH
        self.EXPORT_X3D = _vsp.EXPORT_X3D
        self.EXPORT_STEP = _vsp.EXPORT_STEP
        self.EXPORT_PLOT3D = _vsp.EXPORT_PLOT3D
        self.EXPORT_IGES = _vsp.EXPORT_IGES
        self.EXPORT_BEM = _vsp.EXPORT_BEM
        self.EXPORT_DXF = _vsp.EXPORT_DXF
        self.EXPORT_FACET = _vsp.EXPORT_FACET
        self.EXPORT_SVG = _vsp.EXPORT_SVG
        self.EXPORT_PMARC = _vsp.EXPORT_PMARC
        self.EXPORT_OBJ = _vsp.EXPORT_OBJ
        self.EXPORT_SELIG_AIRFOIL = _vsp.EXPORT_SELIG_AIRFOIL
        self.EXPORT_BEZIER_AIRFOIL = _vsp.EXPORT_BEZIER_AIRFOIL
        self.EXPORT_IGES_STRUCTURE = _vsp.EXPORT_IGES_STRUCTURE
        self.EXPORT_STEP_STRUCTURE = _vsp.EXPORT_STEP_STRUCTURE
        self.FEA_BCM_USER = _vsp.FEA_BCM_USER
        self.FEA_BCM_ALL = _vsp.FEA_BCM_ALL
        self.FEA_BCM_PIN = _vsp.FEA_BCM_PIN
        self.FEA_BCM_SYMM = _vsp.FEA_BCM_SYMM
        self.FEA_BCM_ASYMM = _vsp.FEA_BCM_ASYMM
        self.FEA_NUM_BCM_MODES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_BCM_MODES
        self.FEA_BC_STRUCTURE = _vsp.FEA_BC_STRUCTURE
        self.FEA_BC_PART = _vsp.FEA_BC_PART
        self.FEA_BC_SUBSURF = _vsp.FEA_BC_SUBSURF
        self.FEA_NUM_BC_TYPES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_BC_TYPES
        self.FEA_XSEC_GENERAL = _vsp.FEA_XSEC_GENERAL
        self.FEA_XSEC_CIRC = _vsp.FEA_XSEC_CIRC
        self.FEA_XSEC_PIPE = _vsp.FEA_XSEC_PIPE
        self.FEA_XSEC_I = _vsp.FEA_XSEC_I
        self.FEA_XSEC_RECT = _vsp.FEA_XSEC_RECT
        self.FEA_XSEC_BOX = _vsp.FEA_XSEC_BOX
        self.FEA_MASS_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_MASS_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_NASTRAN_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_NASTRAN_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_NKEY_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_NKEY_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_STL_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_STL_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_GMSH_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_GMSH_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_SRF_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_SRF_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_CURV_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_CURV_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_PLOT3D_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_PLOT3D_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_IGES_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_IGES_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_STEP_FILE_NAME = _vsp.FEA_STEP_FILE_NAME
        self.FEA_NUM_FILE_NAMES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_FILE_NAMES
        self.FEA_FIX_PT_ON_BODY = _vsp.FEA_FIX_PT_ON_BODY
        self.FEA_FIX_PT_GLOBAL_XYZ = _vsp.FEA_FIX_PT_GLOBAL_XYZ
        self.FEA_FIX_PT_DELTA_XYZ = _vsp.FEA_FIX_PT_DELTA_XYZ
        self.FEA_FIX_PT_DELTA_UVN = _vsp.FEA_FIX_PT_DELTA_UVN
        self.FEA_FIX_PT_GEOM_ORIGIN = _vsp.FEA_FIX_PT_GEOM_ORIGIN
        self.FEA_FIX_PT_GEOM_CG = _vsp.FEA_FIX_PT_GEOM_CG
        self.FEA_NUM_FIX_PT_TYPES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_FIX_PT_TYPES
        self.FEA_ISOTROPIC = _vsp.FEA_ISOTROPIC
        self.FEA_ENG_ORTHO = _vsp.FEA_ENG_ORTHO
        self.FEA_ENG_ORTHO_TRANS_ISO = _vsp.FEA_ENG_ORTHO_TRANS_ISO
        self.FEA_LAMINATE = _vsp.FEA_LAMINATE
        self.FEA_NUM_MAT_TYPES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_MAT_TYPES
        self.FEA_ORIENT_GLOBAL_X = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_GLOBAL_X
        self.FEA_ORIENT_GLOBAL_Y = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_GLOBAL_Y
        self.FEA_ORIENT_GLOBAL_Z = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_GLOBAL_Z
        self.FEA_ORIENT_COMP_X = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_COMP_X
        self.FEA_ORIENT_COMP_Y = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_COMP_Y
        self.FEA_ORIENT_COMP_Z = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_COMP_Z
        self.FEA_ORIENT_PART_U = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_PART_U
        self.FEA_ORIENT_PART_V = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_PART_V
        self.FEA_ORIENT_OML_U = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_OML_U
        self.FEA_ORIENT_OML_V = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_OML_V
        self.FEA_ORIENT_OML_R = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_OML_R
        self.FEA_ORIENT_OML_S = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_OML_S
        self.FEA_ORIENT_OML_T = _vsp.FEA_ORIENT_OML_T
        self.FEA_NUM_ORIENT_TYPES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_ORIENT_TYPES
        self.FEA_DEPRECATED = _vsp.FEA_DEPRECATED
        self.FEA_SHELL = _vsp.FEA_SHELL
        self.FEA_BEAM = _vsp.FEA_BEAM
        self.FEA_SHELL_AND_BEAM = _vsp.FEA_SHELL_AND_BEAM
        self.FEA_NO_ELEMENTS = _vsp.FEA_NO_ELEMENTS
        self.FEA_NUM_ELEMENT_TYPES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_ELEMENT_TYPES
        self.FEA_SLICE = _vsp.FEA_SLICE
        self.FEA_RIB = _vsp.FEA_RIB
        self.FEA_SPAR = _vsp.FEA_SPAR
        self.FEA_FIX_POINT = _vsp.FEA_FIX_POINT
        self.FEA_DOME = _vsp.FEA_DOME
        self.FEA_RIB_ARRAY = _vsp.FEA_RIB_ARRAY
        self.FEA_SLICE_ARRAY = _vsp.FEA_SLICE_ARRAY
        self.FEA_SKIN = _vsp.FEA_SKIN
        self.FEA_TRIM = _vsp.FEA_TRIM
        self.FEA_POLY_SPAR = _vsp.FEA_POLY_SPAR
        self.FEA_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_TYPES
        self.NO_NORMAL = _vsp.NO_NORMAL
        self.LE_NORMAL = _vsp.LE_NORMAL
        self.TE_NORMAL = _vsp.TE_NORMAL
        self.SPAR_NORMAL = _vsp.SPAR_NORMAL
        self.FEA_KEEP = _vsp.FEA_KEEP
        self.FEA_DELETE = _vsp.FEA_DELETE
        self.FEA_NUM_SHELL_TREATMENT_TYPES = _vsp.FEA_NUM_SHELL_TREATMENT_TYPES
        self.XY_BODY = _vsp.XY_BODY
        self.YZ_BODY = _vsp.YZ_BODY
        self.XZ_BODY = _vsp.XZ_BODY
        self.XY_ABS = _vsp.XY_ABS
        self.YZ_ABS = _vsp.YZ_ABS
        self.XZ_ABS = _vsp.XZ_ABS
        self.SPINE_NORMAL = _vsp.SPINE_NORMAL
        self.POLY_SPAR_POINT_U01 = _vsp.POLY_SPAR_POINT_U01
        self.POLY_SPAR_POINT_U0N = _vsp.POLY_SPAR_POINT_U0N
        self.POLY_SPAR_POINT_ETA = _vsp.POLY_SPAR_POINT_ETA
        self.NUM_POLY_SPAR_POINT_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_POLY_SPAR_POINT_TYPES
        self.SI_UNIT = _vsp.SI_UNIT
        self.CGS_UNIT = _vsp.CGS_UNIT
        self.MPA_UNIT = _vsp.MPA_UNIT
        self.BFT_UNIT = _vsp.BFT_UNIT
        self.BIN_UNIT = _vsp.BIN_UNIT
        self.FF_B_MANUAL = _vsp.FF_B_MANUAL
        self.FF_B_SCHEMENSKY_FUSE = _vsp.FF_B_SCHEMENSKY_FUSE
        self.FF_B_SCHEMENSKY_NACELLE = _vsp.FF_B_SCHEMENSKY_NACELLE
        self.FF_B_HOERNER_STREAMBODY = _vsp.FF_B_HOERNER_STREAMBODY
        self.FF_B_TORENBEEK = _vsp.FF_B_TORENBEEK
        self.FF_B_SHEVELL = _vsp.FF_B_SHEVELL
        self.FF_B_COVERT = _vsp.FF_B_COVERT
        self.FF_B_JENKINSON_FUSE = _vsp.FF_B_JENKINSON_FUSE
        self.FF_B_JENKINSON_WING_NACELLE = _vsp.FF_B_JENKINSON_WING_NACELLE
        self.FF_B_JENKINSON_AFT_FUSE_NACELLE = _vsp.FF_B_JENKINSON_AFT_FUSE_NACELLE
        self.FF_W_MANUAL = _vsp.FF_W_MANUAL
        self.FF_W_EDET_CONV = _vsp.FF_W_EDET_CONV
        self.FF_W_EDET_ADV = _vsp.FF_W_EDET_ADV
        self.FF_W_HOERNER = _vsp.FF_W_HOERNER
        self.FF_W_COVERT = _vsp.FF_W_COVERT
        self.FF_W_SHEVELL = _vsp.FF_W_SHEVELL
        self.FF_W_KROO = _vsp.FF_W_KROO
        self.FF_W_TORENBEEK = _vsp.FF_W_TORENBEEK
        self.FF_W_DATCOM = _vsp.FF_W_DATCOM
        self.FF_W_SCHEMENSKY_6_SERIES_AF = _vsp.FF_W_SCHEMENSKY_6_SERIES_AF
        self.FF_W_SCHEMENSKY_4_SERIES_AF = _vsp.FF_W_SCHEMENSKY_4_SERIES_AF
        self.FF_W_JENKINSON_WING = _vsp.FF_W_JENKINSON_WING
        self.FF_W_JENKINSON_TAIL = _vsp.FF_W_JENKINSON_TAIL
        self.FF_W_SCHEMENSKY_SUPERCRITICAL_AF = _vsp.FF_W_SCHEMENSKY_SUPERCRITICAL_AF
        self.ONE_THIRD_ROTOR_FRAGMENT = _vsp.ONE_THIRD_ROTOR_FRAGMENT
        self.INTERMEDIATE_FRAGMENT = _vsp.INTERMEDIATE_FRAGMENT
        self.ALTERNATE_FRAGMENT = _vsp.ALTERNATE_FRAGMENT
        self.FAN_FRAGMENT = _vsp.FAN_FRAGMENT
        self.SMALL_FRAGMENT = _vsp.SMALL_FRAGMENT
        self.GENERIC_FRAGMENT = _vsp.GENERIC_FRAGMENT
        self.NUM_FRAGMENT_MODES = _vsp.NUM_FRAGMENT_MODES
        self.PD_UNITS_IMPERIAL = _vsp.PD_UNITS_IMPERIAL
        self.PD_UNITS_METRIC = _vsp.PD_UNITS_METRIC
        self.OPEN = _vsp.OPEN
        self.SAVE = _vsp.SAVE
        self.NUM_FILE_CHOOSER_MODES = _vsp.NUM_FILE_CHOOSER_MODES
        self.FC_OPENVSP = _vsp.FC_OPENVSP
        self.FC_NATIVE = _vsp.FC_NATIVE
        self.NUM_FILE_CHOOSER_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_FILE_CHOOSER_TYPES
        self.GDEV_TAB = _vsp.GDEV_TAB
        self.GDEV_SCROLL_TAB = _vsp.GDEV_SCROLL_TAB
        self.GDEV_GROUP = _vsp.GDEV_GROUP
        self.GDEV_PARM_BUTTON = _vsp.GDEV_PARM_BUTTON
        self.GDEV_INPUT = _vsp.GDEV_INPUT
        self.GDEV_OUTPUT = _vsp.GDEV_OUTPUT
        self.GDEV_SLIDER = _vsp.GDEV_SLIDER
        self.GDEV_SLIDER_ADJ_RANGE = _vsp.GDEV_SLIDER_ADJ_RANGE
        self.GDEV_CHECK_BUTTON = _vsp.GDEV_CHECK_BUTTON
        self.GDEV_CHECK_BUTTON_BIT = _vsp.GDEV_CHECK_BUTTON_BIT
        self.GDEV_RADIO_BUTTON = _vsp.GDEV_RADIO_BUTTON
        self.GDEV_TOGGLE_BUTTON = _vsp.GDEV_TOGGLE_BUTTON
        self.GDEV_TOGGLE_BUTTON_FREE = _vsp.GDEV_TOGGLE_BUTTON_FREE
        self.GDEV_TOGGLE_RADIO_GROUP = _vsp.GDEV_TOGGLE_RADIO_GROUP
        self.GDEV_TRIGGER_BUTTON = _vsp.GDEV_TRIGGER_BUTTON
        self.GDEV_COUNTER = _vsp.GDEV_COUNTER
        self.GDEV_CHOICE = _vsp.GDEV_CHOICE
        self.GDEV_ADD_CHOICE_ITEM = _vsp.GDEV_ADD_CHOICE_ITEM
        self.GDEV_SLIDER_INPUT = _vsp.GDEV_SLIDER_INPUT
        self.GDEV_SLIDER_ADJ_RANGE_INPUT = _vsp.GDEV_SLIDER_ADJ_RANGE_INPUT
        self.GDEV_SLIDER_ADJ_RANGE_TWO_INPUT = _vsp.GDEV_SLIDER_ADJ_RANGE_TWO_INPUT
        self.GDEV_FRACT_PARM_SLIDER = _vsp.GDEV_FRACT_PARM_SLIDER
        self.GDEV_STRING_INPUT = _vsp.GDEV_STRING_INPUT
        self.GDEV_INDEX_SELECTOR = _vsp.GDEV_INDEX_SELECTOR
        self.GDEV_COLOR_PICKER = _vsp.GDEV_COLOR_PICKER
        self.GDEV_YGAP = _vsp.GDEV_YGAP
        self.GDEV_DIVIDER_BOX = _vsp.GDEV_DIVIDER_BOX
        self.GDEV_BEGIN_SAME_LINE = _vsp.GDEV_BEGIN_SAME_LINE
        self.GDEV_END_SAME_LINE = _vsp.GDEV_END_SAME_LINE
        self.GDEV_FORCE_WIDTH = _vsp.GDEV_FORCE_WIDTH
        self.GDEV_SET_FORMAT = _vsp.GDEV_SET_FORMAT
        self.NUM_GDEV_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_GDEV_TYPES
        self.ALL_GDEV_TYPES = _vsp.ALL_GDEV_TYPES
        self.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_DOWN = _vsp.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_DOWN
        self.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_UP = _vsp.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_UP
        self.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_UP_AND_DOWN = _vsp.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_UP_AND_DOWN
        self.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_INTERMEDIATE = _vsp.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_INTERMEDIATE
        self.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_ALL = _vsp.GEAR_CONFIGURATION_ALL
        self.NUM_GEAR_CONFIGURATION_MODES = _vsp.NUM_GEAR_CONFIGURATION_MODES
        self.GEAR_STOWED_POSITION = _vsp.GEAR_STOWED_POSITION
        self.GEAR_MECHANISM = _vsp.GEAR_MECHANISM
        self.NUM_GEAR_RETRACT_MODES = _vsp.NUM_GEAR_RETRACT_MODES
        self.GEAR_SUSPENSION_NOMINAL = _vsp.GEAR_SUSPENSION_NOMINAL
        self.GEAR_SUSPENSION_COMPRESSED = _vsp.GEAR_SUSPENSION_COMPRESSED
        self.GEAR_SUSPENSION_EXTENDED = _vsp.GEAR_SUSPENSION_EXTENDED
        self.NUM_GEAR_SUSPENSION_MODES = _vsp.NUM_GEAR_SUSPENSION_MODES
        self.MALE = _vsp.MALE
        self.FEMALE = _vsp.FEMALE
        self.EXTERNAL_INTERFERENCE = _vsp.EXTERNAL_INTERFERENCE
        self.PACKAGING_INTERFERENCE = _vsp.PACKAGING_INTERFERENCE
        self.EXTERNAL_SELF_INTERFERENCE = _vsp.EXTERNAL_SELF_INTERFERENCE
        self.PLANE_STATIC_DISTANCE_INTERFERENCE = _vsp.PLANE_STATIC_DISTANCE_INTERFERENCE
        self.PLANE_2PT_ANGLE_INTERFERENCE = _vsp.PLANE_2PT_ANGLE_INTERFERENCE
        self.GEAR_CG_TIPBACK_ANALYSIS = _vsp.GEAR_CG_TIPBACK_ANALYSIS
        self.PLANE_1PT_ANGLE_INTERFERENCE = _vsp.PLANE_1PT_ANGLE_INTERFERENCE
        self.GEAR_WEIGHT_DISTRIBUTION_ANALYSIS = _vsp.GEAR_WEIGHT_DISTRIBUTION_ANALYSIS
        self.GEAR_TIPOVER_ANALYSIS = _vsp.GEAR_TIPOVER_ANALYSIS
        self.GEAR_TURN_ANALYSIS = _vsp.GEAR_TURN_ANALYSIS
        self.VISIBLE_FROM_POINT_ANALYSIS = _vsp.VISIBLE_FROM_POINT_ANALYSIS
        self.CCE_INTERFERENCE = _vsp.CCE_INTERFERENCE
        self.LINEAR_SWEPT_VOLUME_ANALYSIS = _vsp.LINEAR_SWEPT_VOLUME_ANALYSIS
        self.VISIBLE_AT_SURF_ANALYSIS = _vsp.VISIBLE_AT_SURF_ANALYSIS
        self.RISK_ANGLE = _vsp.RISK_ANGLE
        self.COMP_GEOM = _vsp.COMP_GEOM
        self.PLANAR_SLICE = _vsp.PLANAR_SLICE
        self.PROJ_AREA = _vsp.PROJ_AREA
        self.MASS_PROP = _vsp.MASS_PROP
        self.AERO_CENTER = _vsp.AERO_CENTER
        self.NUM_INTERFERENCE_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_INTERFERENCE_TYPES
        self.POD_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.POD_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.FUSELAGE_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.FUSELAGE_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.MS_WING_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.MS_WING_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.BLANK_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.BLANK_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.MESH_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.MESH_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.NGON_MESH_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.NGON_MESH_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.STACK_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.STACK_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.CUSTOM_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.CUSTOM_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.PT_CLOUD_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.PT_CLOUD_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.PROP_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.PROP_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.HINGE_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.HINGE_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.MULT_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.MULT_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.CONFORMAL_SCREEN = _vsp.CONFORMAL_SCREEN
        self.ELLIPSOID_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.ELLIPSOID_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.BOR_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.BOR_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.WIRE_FRAME_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.WIRE_FRAME_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.HUMAN_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.HUMAN_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.ROUTING_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.ROUTING_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.AUXILIARY_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.AUXILIARY_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.GEAR_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.GEAR_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.COBRA_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.COBRA_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.NUM_GEOM_SCREENS = _vsp.NUM_GEOM_SCREENS
        self.ALL_GEOM_SCREENS = _vsp.ALL_GEOM_SCREENS
        self.VSP_ADV_LINK_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_ADV_LINK_SCREEN
        self.VSP_ADV_LINK_VAR_RENAME_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_ADV_LINK_VAR_RENAME_SCREEN
        self.VSP_AERO_STRUCT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_AERO_STRUCT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_AIRFOIL_CURVES_EXPORT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_AIRFOIL_CURVES_EXPORT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_AIRFOIL_POINTS_EXPORT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_AIRFOIL_POINTS_EXPORT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_ATTRIBUTE_EXPLORER_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_ATTRIBUTE_EXPLORER_SCREEN
        self.VSP_BACKGROUND_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_BACKGROUND_SCREEN
        self.VSP_BACKGROUND3D_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_BACKGROUND3D_SCREEN
        self.VSP_BACKGROUND3D_PREVIEW_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_BACKGROUND3D_PREVIEW_SCREEN
        self.VSP_BEM_OPTIONS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_BEM_OPTIONS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_CFD_MESH_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_CFD_MESH_SCREEN
        self.VSP_CLIPPING_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_CLIPPING_SCREEN
        self.VSP_COMP_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_COMP_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.VSP_COR_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_COR_SCREEN
        self.VSP_CURVE_EDIT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_CURVE_EDIT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_DEGEN_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_DEGEN_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.VSP_DESIGN_VAR_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_DESIGN_VAR_SCREEN
        self.VSP_DXF_OPTIONS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_DXF_OPTIONS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_EXPORT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_EXPORT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_FEA_PART_EDIT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_FEA_PART_EDIT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_FEA_XSEC_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_FEA_XSEC_SCREEN
        self.VSP_FIT_MODEL_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_FIT_MODEL_SCREEN
        self.VSP_IGES_OPTIONS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_IGES_OPTIONS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_IGES_STRUCTURE_OPTIONS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_IGES_STRUCTURE_OPTIONS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_EXPORT_CUSTOM_SCRIPT = _vsp.VSP_EXPORT_CUSTOM_SCRIPT
        self.VSP_GEOMETRY_ANALYSIS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_GEOMETRY_ANALYSIS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_IMPORT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_IMPORT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_LIGHTING_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_LIGHTING_SCREEN
        self.VSP_MANAGE_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_MANAGE_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.VSP_MANAGE_TEXTURE_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_MANAGE_TEXTURE_SCREEN
        self.VSP_MASS_PROP_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_MASS_PROP_SCREEN
        self.VSP_MATERIAL_EDIT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_MATERIAL_EDIT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_MEASURE_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_MEASURE_SCREEN
        self.VSP_MODE_EDITOR_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_MODE_EDITOR_SCREEN
        self.VSP_NERF_MANAGE_GEOM_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_NERF_MANAGE_GEOM_SCREEN
        self.VSP_SNAP_TO_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_SNAP_TO_SCREEN
        self.VSP_PARASITE_DRAG_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_PARASITE_DRAG_SCREEN
        self.VSP_PARM_DEBUG_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_PARM_DEBUG_SCREEN
        self.VSP_PARM_LINK_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_PARM_LINK_SCREEN
        self.VSP_PARM_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_PARM_SCREEN
        self.VSP_PICK_SET_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_PICK_SET_SCREEN
        self.VSP_PREFERENCES_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_PREFERENCES_SCREEN
        self.VSP_PROJECTION_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_PROJECTION_SCREEN
        self.VSP_PSLICE_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_PSLICE_SCREEN
        self.VSP_RESULTS_VIEWER_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_RESULTS_VIEWER_SCREEN
        self.VSP_SCREENSHOT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_SCREENSHOT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_SELECT_FILE_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_SELECT_FILE_SCREEN
        self.VSP_SET_EDITOR_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_SET_EDITOR_SCREEN
        self.VSP_STEP_OPTIONS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_STEP_OPTIONS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_STEP_STRUCTURE_OPTIONS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_STEP_STRUCTURE_OPTIONS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_STL_OPTIONS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_STL_OPTIONS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_STRUCT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_STRUCT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_STRUCT_ASSEMBLY_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_STRUCT_ASSEMBLY_SCREEN
        self.VSP_SURFACE_INTERSECTION_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_SURFACE_INTERSECTION_SCREEN
        self.VSP_SVG_OPTIONS_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_SVG_OPTIONS_SCREEN
        self.VSP_USER_PARM_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_USER_PARM_SCREEN
        self.VSP_VAR_PRESET_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_VAR_PRESET_SCREEN
        self.VSP_VEH_NOTES_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_VEH_NOTES_SCREEN
        self.VSP_VEH_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_VEH_SCREEN
        self.VSP_VIEW_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_VIEW_SCREEN
        self.VSP_VSPAERO_PLOT_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_VSPAERO_PLOT_SCREEN
        self.VSP_VSPAERO_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_VSPAERO_SCREEN
        self.VSP_XSEC_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_XSEC_SCREEN
        self.VSP_WAVEDRAG_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_WAVEDRAG_SCREEN
        self.VSP_MAIN_SCREEN = _vsp.VSP_MAIN_SCREEN
        self.VSP_NUM_SCREENS = _vsp.VSP_NUM_SCREENS
        self.VSP_ALL_SCREENS = _vsp.VSP_ALL_SCREENS
        self.EDIT_XSEC_CIRCLE = _vsp.EDIT_XSEC_CIRCLE
        self.EDIT_XSEC_ELLIPSE = _vsp.EDIT_XSEC_ELLIPSE
        self.EDIT_XSEC_RECTANGLE = _vsp.EDIT_XSEC_RECTANGLE
        self.NUM_INIT_EDIT_XSEC_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_INIT_EDIT_XSEC_TYPES
        self.IMPORT_STL = _vsp.IMPORT_STL
        self.IMPORT_NASCART = _vsp.IMPORT_NASCART
        self.IMPORT_CART3D_TRI = _vsp.IMPORT_CART3D_TRI
        self.IMPORT_XSEC_MESH = _vsp.IMPORT_XSEC_MESH
        self.IMPORT_PTS = _vsp.IMPORT_PTS
        self.IMPORT_V2 = _vsp.IMPORT_V2
        self.IMPORT_BEM = _vsp.IMPORT_BEM
        self.IMPORT_XSEC_WIRE = _vsp.IMPORT_XSEC_WIRE
        self.IMPORT_P3D_WIRE = _vsp.IMPORT_P3D_WIRE
        self.INTERSECT_SRF_FILE_NAME = _vsp.INTERSECT_SRF_FILE_NAME
        self.INTERSECT_CURV_FILE_NAME = _vsp.INTERSECT_CURV_FILE_NAME
        self.INTERSECT_PLOT3D_FILE_NAME = _vsp.INTERSECT_PLOT3D_FILE_NAME
        self.INTERSECT_IGES_FILE_NAME = _vsp.INTERSECT_IGES_FILE_NAME
        self.INTERSECT_STEP_FILE_NAME = _vsp.INTERSECT_STEP_FILE_NAME
        self.INTERSECT_NUM_FILE_NAMES = _vsp.INTERSECT_NUM_FILE_NAMES
        self.LEN_MM = _vsp.LEN_MM
        self.LEN_CM = _vsp.LEN_CM
        self.LEN_M = _vsp.LEN_M
        self.LEN_IN = _vsp.LEN_IN
        self.LEN_FT = _vsp.LEN_FT
        self.LEN_YD = _vsp.LEN_YD
        self.LEN_UNITLESS = _vsp.LEN_UNITLESS
        self.NUM_LEN_UNIT = _vsp.NUM_LEN_UNIT
        self.MASS_UNIT_G = _vsp.MASS_UNIT_G
        self.MASS_UNIT_KG = _vsp.MASS_UNIT_KG
        self.MASS_UNIT_TONNE = _vsp.MASS_UNIT_TONNE
        self.MASS_UNIT_LBM = _vsp.MASS_UNIT_LBM
        self.MASS_UNIT_SLUG = _vsp.MASS_UNIT_SLUG
        self.MASS_LBFSEC2IN = _vsp.MASS_LBFSEC2IN
        self.NUM_MASS_UNIT = _vsp.NUM_MASS_UNIT
        self.NO_REASON = _vsp.NO_REASON
        self.MAX_LEN_CONSTRAINT = _vsp.MAX_LEN_CONSTRAINT
        self.CURV_GAP = _vsp.CURV_GAP
        self.CURV_NCIRCSEG = _vsp.CURV_NCIRCSEG
        self.SOURCES = _vsp.SOURCES
        self.MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT = _vsp.MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT
        self.MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_CURV_GAP = _vsp.MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_CURV_GAP
        self.MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_CURV_NCIRCSEG = _vsp.MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_CURV_NCIRCSEG
        self.MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_SOURCES = _vsp.MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_SOURCES
        self.GROW_LIMIT_MAX_LEN_CONSTRAINT = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_MAX_LEN_CONSTRAINT
        self.GROW_LIMIT_CURV_GAP = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_CURV_GAP
        self.GROW_LIMIT_CURV_NCIRCSEG = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_CURV_NCIRCSEG
        self.GROW_LIMIT_SOURCES = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_SOURCES
        self.GROW_LIMIT_MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT
        self.GROW_LIMIT_MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_CURV_GAP = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_CURV_GAP
        self.GROW_LIMIT_MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_CURV_NCIRCSEG = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_CURV_NCIRCSEG
        self.GROW_LIMIT_MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_SOURCES = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_MIN_LEN_CONSTRAINT_SOURCES
        self.NUM_MESH_REASON = _vsp.NUM_MESH_REASON
        self.MIN_LEN_INCREMENT = _vsp.MIN_LEN_INCREMENT
        self.GROW_LIMIT_INCREMENT = _vsp.GROW_LIMIT_INCREMENT
        self.MIN_GROW_LIMIT = _vsp.MIN_GROW_LIMIT
        self.TRI_MESH_TYPE = _vsp.TRI_MESH_TYPE
        self.QUAD_MESH_TYPE = _vsp.QUAD_MESH_TYPE
        self.NGON_MESH_TYPE = _vsp.NGON_MESH_TYPE
        self.NUM_MESH_TYPE = _vsp.NUM_MESH_TYPE
        self.EXTENT_FORWARD_INF = _vsp.EXTENT_FORWARD_INF
        self.EXTENT_REVERSE_INF = _vsp.EXTENT_REVERSE_INF
        self.EXTENT_FORWARD_FINITE = _vsp.EXTENT_FORWARD_FINITE
        self.EXTENT_REVERSE_FINITE = _vsp.EXTENT_REVERSE_FINITE
        self.EXTENT_SLIDER_FULL = _vsp.EXTENT_SLIDER_FULL
        self.EXTENT_SLIDER_BEFORE = _vsp.EXTENT_SLIDER_BEFORE
        self.EXTENT_SLIDER_AFTER = _vsp.EXTENT_SLIDER_AFTER
        self.MOTION_NUM_EXTENT_TYPES = _vsp.MOTION_NUM_EXTENT_TYPES
        self.ID_LENGTH_PRESET_GROUP = _vsp.ID_LENGTH_PRESET_GROUP
        self.ID_LENGTH_PRESET_SETTING = _vsp.ID_LENGTH_PRESET_SETTING
        self.ID_LENGTH_ATTR = _vsp.ID_LENGTH_ATTR
        self.ID_LENGTH_ATTRCOLL = _vsp.ID_LENGTH_ATTRCOLL
        self.ID_LENGTH_PARMCONTAINER = _vsp.ID_LENGTH_PARMCONTAINER
        self.ID_LENGTH_PARM = _vsp.ID_LENGTH_PARM
        self.PARM_DOUBLE_TYPE = _vsp.PARM_DOUBLE_TYPE
        self.PARM_INT_TYPE = _vsp.PARM_INT_TYPE
        self.PARM_BOOL_TYPE = _vsp.PARM_BOOL_TYPE
        self.PARM_FRACTION_TYPE = _vsp.PARM_FRACTION_TYPE
        self.PARM_LIMITED_INT_TYPE = _vsp.PARM_LIMITED_INT_TYPE
        self.PARM_NOTEQ_TYPE = _vsp.PARM_NOTEQ_TYPE
        self.PARM_POWER_INT_TYPE = _vsp.PARM_POWER_INT_TYPE
        self.PATCH_NONE = _vsp.PATCH_NONE
        self.PATCH_POINT = _vsp.PATCH_POINT
        self.PATCH_LINE = _vsp.PATCH_LINE
        self.PATCH_COPY = _vsp.PATCH_COPY
        self.PATCH_HALFWAY = _vsp.PATCH_HALFWAY
        self.PATCH_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.PATCH_NUM_TYPES
        self.LINEAR = _vsp.LINEAR
        self.PCHIP = _vsp.PCHIP
        self.CEDIT = _vsp.CEDIT
        self.APPROX_CEDIT = _vsp.APPROX_CEDIT
        self.NUM_PCURV_TYPE = _vsp.NUM_PCURV_TYPE
        self.PRES_UNIT_PSF = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_PSF
        self.PRES_UNIT_PSI = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_PSI
        self.PRES_UNIT_BA = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_BA
        self.PRES_UNIT_PA = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_PA
        self.PRES_UNIT_KPA = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_KPA
        self.PRES_UNIT_MPA = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_MPA
        self.PRES_UNIT_INCHHG = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_INCHHG
        self.PRES_UNIT_MMHG = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_MMHG
        self.PRES_UNIT_MMH20 = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_MMH20
        self.PRES_UNIT_MB = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_MB
        self.PRES_UNIT_ATM = _vsp.PRES_UNIT_ATM
        self.NUM_PRES_UNIT = _vsp.NUM_PRES_UNIT
        self.NO_BOUNDARY = _vsp.NO_BOUNDARY
        self.SET_BOUNDARY = _vsp.SET_BOUNDARY
        self.GEOM_BOUNDARY = _vsp.GEOM_BOUNDARY
        self.NUM_PROJ_BNDY_OPTIONS = _vsp.NUM_PROJ_BNDY_OPTIONS
        self.X_PROJ = _vsp.X_PROJ
        self.Y_PROJ = _vsp.Y_PROJ
        self.Z_PROJ = _vsp.Z_PROJ
        self.GEOM_PROJ = _vsp.GEOM_PROJ
        self.VEC_PROJ = _vsp.VEC_PROJ
        self.NUM_PROJ_DIR_OPTIONS = _vsp.NUM_PROJ_DIR_OPTIONS
        self.SET_TARGET = _vsp.SET_TARGET
        self.GEOM_TARGET = _vsp.GEOM_TARGET
        self.MODE_TARGET = _vsp.MODE_TARGET
        self.Z_TARGET = _vsp.Z_TARGET
        self.XYZ_TARGET = _vsp.XYZ_TARGET
        self.NUM_PROJ_TGT_OPTIONS = _vsp.NUM_PROJ_TGT_OPTIONS
        self.PROP_AZI_UNIFORM = _vsp.PROP_AZI_UNIFORM
        self.PROP_AZI_FREE = _vsp.PROP_AZI_FREE
        self.PROP_AZI_BALANCED = _vsp.PROP_AZI_BALANCED
        self.NUM_PROP_AZI = _vsp.NUM_PROP_AZI
        self.PROP_BLADE_TRADITIONAL = _vsp.PROP_BLADE_TRADITIONAL
        self.PROP_BLADE_NONTRADITIONAL = _vsp.PROP_BLADE_NONTRADITIONAL
        self.NUM_PROP_BLADE_MODES = _vsp.NUM_PROP_BLADE_MODES
        self.RPM_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.RPM_PROP_DRIVER
        self.CT_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.CT_PROP_DRIVER
        self.CP_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.CP_PROP_DRIVER
        self.T_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.T_PROP_DRIVER
        self.ETA_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.ETA_PROP_DRIVER
        self.J_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.J_PROP_DRIVER
        self.P_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.P_PROP_DRIVER
        self.CQ_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.CQ_PROP_DRIVER
        self.Q_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.Q_PROP_DRIVER
        self.NUM_PROP_DRIVER = _vsp.NUM_PROP_DRIVER
        self.PROP_BLADES = _vsp.PROP_BLADES
        self.PROP_BOTH = _vsp.PROP_BOTH
        self.PROP_DISK = _vsp.PROP_DISK
        self.PROP_CHORD = _vsp.PROP_CHORD
        self.PROP_TWIST = _vsp.PROP_TWIST
        self.PROP_RAKE = _vsp.PROP_RAKE
        self.PROP_SKEW = _vsp.PROP_SKEW
        self.PROP_SWEEP = _vsp.PROP_SWEEP
        self.PROP_THICK = _vsp.PROP_THICK
        self.PROP_CLI = _vsp.PROP_CLI
        self.PROP_AXIAL = _vsp.PROP_AXIAL
        self.PROP_TANGENTIAL = _vsp.PROP_TANGENTIAL
        self.NUM_PROP_PCURVE = _vsp.NUM_PROP_PCURVE
        self.REORDER_MOVE_UP = _vsp.REORDER_MOVE_UP
        self.REORDER_MOVE_DOWN = _vsp.REORDER_MOVE_DOWN
        self.REORDER_MOVE_TOP = _vsp.REORDER_MOVE_TOP
        self.REORDER_MOVE_BOTTOM = _vsp.REORDER_MOVE_BOTTOM
        self.NUM_REORDER_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_REORDER_TYPES
        self.MANUAL_REF = _vsp.MANUAL_REF
        self.COMPONENT_REF = _vsp.COMPONENT_REF
        self.NUM_REF_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_REF_TYPES
        self.INVALID_TYPE = _vsp.INVALID_TYPE
        self.BOOL_DATA = _vsp.BOOL_DATA
        self.INT_DATA = _vsp.INT_DATA
        self.DOUBLE_DATA = _vsp.DOUBLE_DATA
        self.STRING_DATA = _vsp.STRING_DATA
        self.VEC3D_DATA = _vsp.VEC3D_DATA
        self.INT_MATRIX_DATA = _vsp.INT_MATRIX_DATA
        self.DOUBLE_MATRIX_DATA = _vsp.DOUBLE_MATRIX_DATA
        self.ATTR_COLLECTION_DATA = _vsp.ATTR_COLLECTION_DATA
        self.PARM_REFERENCE_DATA = _vsp.PARM_REFERENCE_DATA
        self.MESH_INDEXED_TRI = _vsp.MESH_INDEXED_TRI
        self.MESH_SLICE_TRI = _vsp.MESH_SLICE_TRI
        self.GEOM_XSECS = _vsp.GEOM_XSECS
        self.MESH_INDEX_AND_SLICE_TRI = _vsp.MESH_INDEX_AND_SLICE_TRI
        self.RHO_UNIT_SLUG_FT3 = _vsp.RHO_UNIT_SLUG_FT3
        self.RHO_UNIT_G_CM3 = _vsp.RHO_UNIT_G_CM3
        self.RHO_UNIT_KG_M3 = _vsp.RHO_UNIT_KG_M3
        self.RHO_UNIT_TONNE_MM3 = _vsp.RHO_UNIT_TONNE_MM3
        self.RHO_UNIT_LBM_FT3 = _vsp.RHO_UNIT_LBM_FT3
        self.RHO_UNIT_LBFSEC2_IN4 = _vsp.RHO_UNIT_LBFSEC2_IN4
        self.RHO_UNIT_LBM_IN3 = _vsp.RHO_UNIT_LBM_IN3
        self.NUM_RHO_UNIT = _vsp.NUM_RHO_UNIT
        self.ROUTE_PT_COMP = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_COMP
        self.ROUTE_PT_UV = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_UV
        self.ROUTE_PT_RST = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_RST
        self.ROUTE_PT_LMN = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_LMN
        self.ROUTE_PT_EtaMN = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_EtaMN
        self.ROUTE_PT_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_NUM_TYPES
        self.ROUTE_PT_DELTA_XYZ = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_DELTA_XYZ
        self.ROUTE_PT_DELTA_COMP = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_DELTA_COMP
        self.ROUTE_PT_DELTA_UVN = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_DELTA_UVN
        self.ROUTE_PT_DELTA_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.ROUTE_PT_DELTA_NUM_TYPES
        self.SCALE_WIDTH = _vsp.SCALE_WIDTH
        self.SCALE_HEIGHT = _vsp.SCALE_HEIGHT
        self.SCALE_WIDTH_HEIGHT = _vsp.SCALE_WIDTH_HEIGHT
        self.SCALE_RESOLUTION = _vsp.SCALE_RESOLUTION
        self.SCALE_WIDTH_AR = _vsp.SCALE_WIDTH_AR
        self.SCALE_HEIGHT_AR = _vsp.SCALE_HEIGHT_AR
        self.NUM_SCALE_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_SCALE_TYPES
        self.SET_NONE = _vsp.SET_NONE
        self.SET_ALL = _vsp.SET_ALL
        self.SET_SHOWN = _vsp.SET_SHOWN
        self.SET_NOT_SHOWN = _vsp.SET_NOT_SHOWN
        self.SET_FIRST_USER = _vsp.SET_FIRST_USER
        self.MIN_NUM_USER = _vsp.MIN_NUM_USER
        self.MAX_NUM_SETS = _vsp.MAX_NUM_SETS
        self.STACK_PRESET_DEFAULT = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_DEFAULT
        self.STACK_PRESET_CYLINDER_ENDPTS = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_CYLINDER_ENDPTS
        self.STACK_PRESET_CYLINDER_ENDCAPS = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_CYLINDER_ENDCAPS
        self.STACK_PRESET_FLOWTHRU_OUTLIP_ORIG = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_FLOWTHRU_OUTLIP_ORIG
        self.STACK_PRESET_FLOWTHRU_INLIP_ORIG = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_FLOWTHRU_INLIP_ORIG
        self.STACK_PRESET_FLOWTHRU_MID_ORIG = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_FLOWTHRU_MID_ORIG
        self.STACK_PRESET_BOTHFACEFACE = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_BOTHFACEFACE
        self.STACK_PRESET_BOTHLIPFACE = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_BOTHLIPFACE
        self.STACK_PRESET_BOTHFACELIP = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_BOTHFACELIP
        self.STACK_PRESET_BOTHLIPLIP = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_BOTHLIPLIP
        self.STACK_PRESET_OUTFACE = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_OUTFACE
        self.STACK_PRESET_OUTLIP = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_OUTLIP
        self.STACK_PRESET_INFACE = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_INFACE
        self.STACK_PRESET_INLIP = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_INLIP
        self.STACK_PRESET_FLOWPATH_BOTH = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_FLOWPATH_BOTH
        self.STACK_PRESET_FLOWPATH_IN = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_FLOWPATH_IN
        self.STACK_PRESET_FLOWPATH_OUT = _vsp.STACK_PRESET_FLOWPATH_OUT
        self.STEP_SHELL = _vsp.STEP_SHELL
        self.STEP_BREP = _vsp.STEP_BREP
        self.SS_INC_TREAT_AS_PARENT = _vsp.SS_INC_TREAT_AS_PARENT
        self.SS_INC_SEPARATE_TREATMENT = _vsp.SS_INC_SEPARATE_TREATMENT
        self.SS_INC_ZERO_DRAG = _vsp.SS_INC_ZERO_DRAG
        self.INSIDE = _vsp.INSIDE
        self.OUTSIDE = _vsp.OUTSIDE
        self.NONE = _vsp.NONE
        self.CONST_U = _vsp.CONST_U
        self.CONST_W = _vsp.CONST_W
        self.SS_LINE = _vsp.SS_LINE
        self.SS_RECTANGLE = _vsp.SS_RECTANGLE
        self.SS_ELLIPSE = _vsp.SS_ELLIPSE
        self.SS_CONTROL = _vsp.SS_CONTROL
        self.SS_LINE_ARRAY = _vsp.SS_LINE_ARRAY
        self.SS_FINITE_LINE = _vsp.SS_FINITE_LINE
        self.SS_XSEC_CURVE = _vsp.SS_XSEC_CURVE
        self.SS_INTERSECT = _vsp.SS_INTERSECT
        self.SS_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.SS_NUM_TYPES
        self.SYM_XY = _vsp.SYM_XY
        self.SYM_XZ = _vsp.SYM_XZ
        self.SYM_YZ = _vsp.SYM_YZ
        self.SYM_ROT_X = _vsp.SYM_ROT_X
        self.SYM_ROT_Y = _vsp.SYM_ROT_Y
        self.SYM_ROT_Z = _vsp.SYM_ROT_Z
        self.SYM_PLANAR_TYPES = _vsp.SYM_PLANAR_TYPES
        self.SYM_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.SYM_NUM_TYPES
        self.SYM_NONE = _vsp.SYM_NONE
        self.SYM_RL = _vsp.SYM_RL
        self.SYM_TB = _vsp.SYM_TB
        self.SYM_ALL = _vsp.SYM_ALL
        self.TEMP_UNIT_K = _vsp.TEMP_UNIT_K
        self.TEMP_UNIT_C = _vsp.TEMP_UNIT_C
        self.TEMP_UNIT_F = _vsp.TEMP_UNIT_F
        self.TEMP_UNIT_R = _vsp.TEMP_UNIT_R
        self.NUM_TEMP_UNIT = _vsp.NUM_TEMP_UNIT
        self.TIRE_NOMINAL_CLEARANCE = _vsp.TIRE_NOMINAL_CLEARANCE
        self.TIRE_GROWTH_CLEARANCE = _vsp.TIRE_GROWTH_CLEARANCE
        self.TIRE_CLEARANCE = _vsp.TIRE_CLEARANCE
        self.NUM_TIRE_CLEARANCE_MODES = _vsp.NUM_TIRE_CLEARANCE_MODES
        self.TIRE_STATIC_LODED_CONTACT = _vsp.TIRE_STATIC_LODED_CONTACT
        self.TIRE_NOMINAL_CONTACT = _vsp.TIRE_NOMINAL_CONTACT
        self.TIRE_GROWTH_CONTACT = _vsp.TIRE_GROWTH_CONTACT
        self.TIRE_FLAT_CONTACT = _vsp.TIRE_FLAT_CONTACT
        self.NUM_TIRE_CONTACT_MODES = _vsp.NUM_TIRE_CONTACT_MODES
        self.TIRE_DIM_IN = _vsp.TIRE_DIM_IN
        self.TIRE_DIM_MODEL = _vsp.TIRE_DIM_MODEL
        self.TIRE_DIM_FRAC = _vsp.TIRE_DIM_FRAC
        self.NUM_TIRE_DIM_MODES = _vsp.NUM_TIRE_DIM_MODES
        self.TIRE_TRA = _vsp.TIRE_TRA
        self.TIRE_FAIR_FLANGE = _vsp.TIRE_FAIR_FLANGE
        self.TIRE_FAIR_WHEEL = _vsp.TIRE_FAIR_WHEEL
        self.TIRE_BALLOON = _vsp.TIRE_BALLOON
        self.TIRE_BALLOON_WHEEL = _vsp.TIRE_BALLOON_WHEEL
        self.TIRE_BALLOON_FAIR_WHEEL = _vsp.TIRE_BALLOON_FAIR_WHEEL
        self.NUM_TIRE_MODES = _vsp.NUM_TIRE_MODES
        self.V_UNIT_FT_S = _vsp.V_UNIT_FT_S
        self.V_UNIT_M_S = _vsp.V_UNIT_M_S
        self.V_UNIT_MPH = _vsp.V_UNIT_MPH
        self.V_UNIT_KM_HR = _vsp.V_UNIT_KM_HR
        self.V_UNIT_KEAS = _vsp.V_UNIT_KEAS
        self.V_UNIT_KTAS = _vsp.V_UNIT_KTAS
        self.V_UNIT_MACH = _vsp.V_UNIT_MACH
        self.VIEW_1 = _vsp.VIEW_1
        self.VIEW_2HOR = _vsp.VIEW_2HOR
        self.VIEW_2VER = _vsp.VIEW_2VER
        self.VIEW_4 = _vsp.VIEW_4
        self.ROT_0 = _vsp.ROT_0
        self.ROT_90 = _vsp.ROT_90
        self.ROT_180 = _vsp.ROT_180
        self.ROT_270 = _vsp.ROT_270
        self.VIEW_LEFT = _vsp.VIEW_LEFT
        self.VIEW_RIGHT = _vsp.VIEW_RIGHT
        self.VIEW_TOP = _vsp.VIEW_TOP
        self.VIEW_BOTTOM = _vsp.VIEW_BOTTOM
        self.VIEW_FRONT = _vsp.VIEW_FRONT
        self.VIEW_REAR = _vsp.VIEW_REAR
        self.VIEW_NONE = _vsp.VIEW_NONE
        self.VIEW_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.VIEW_NUM_TYPES
        self.NOISE_FLYBY = _vsp.NOISE_FLYBY
        self.NOISE_FOOTPRINT = _vsp.NOISE_FOOTPRINT
        self.NOISE_STEADY = _vsp.NOISE_STEADY
        self.NOISE_SI = _vsp.NOISE_SI
        self.NOISE_ENGLISH = _vsp.NOISE_ENGLISH
        self.VSPAERO_PROP_STATIC = _vsp.VSPAERO_PROP_STATIC
        self.VSPAERO_PROP_UNSTEADY = _vsp.VSPAERO_PROP_UNSTEADY
        self.VSPAERO_PROP_PSEUDO_STEADY = _vsp.VSPAERO_PROP_PSEUDO_STEADY
        self.VSPAERO_PROP_NUM_MODES = _vsp.VSPAERO_PROP_NUM_MODES
        self.STABILITY_OFF = _vsp.STABILITY_OFF
        self.STABILITY_DEFAULT = _vsp.STABILITY_DEFAULT
        self.STABILITY_P_ANALYSIS = _vsp.STABILITY_P_ANALYSIS
        self.STABILITY_Q_ANALYSIS = _vsp.STABILITY_Q_ANALYSIS
        self.STABILITY_R_ANALYSIS = _vsp.STABILITY_R_ANALYSIS
        self.STABILITY_PITCH = _vsp.STABILITY_PITCH
        self.STABILITY_ADJOINT = _vsp.STABILITY_ADJOINT
        self.STABILITY_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.STABILITY_NUM_TYPES
        self.STALL_OFF = _vsp.STALL_OFF
        self.STALL_ON = _vsp.STALL_ON
        self.CFD_NORMAL = _vsp.CFD_NORMAL
        self.CFD_NEGATIVE = _vsp.CFD_NEGATIVE
        self.CFD_TRANSPARENT = _vsp.CFD_TRANSPARENT
        self.CFD_STRUCTURE = _vsp.CFD_STRUCTURE
        self.CFD_STIFFENER = _vsp.CFD_STIFFENER
        self.CFD_MEASURE_DUCT = _vsp.CFD_MEASURE_DUCT
        self.CFD_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.CFD_NUM_TYPES
        self.NORMAL_SURF = _vsp.NORMAL_SURF
        self.WING_SURF = _vsp.WING_SURF
        self.DISK_SURF = _vsp.DISK_SURF
        self.NUM_SURF_TYPES = _vsp.NUM_SURF_TYPES
        self.WHEEL_TIRE_1LG = _vsp.WHEEL_TIRE_1LG
        self.WHEEL_TIRE_1SM = _vsp.WHEEL_TIRE_1SM
        self.WHEEL_TIRE_2 = _vsp.WHEEL_TIRE_2
        self.WHEEL_TIRE_3E = _vsp.WHEEL_TIRE_3E
        self.WHEEL_TIRE_3R = _vsp.WHEEL_TIRE_3R
        self.WHEEL_TIRE_4 = _vsp.WHEEL_TIRE_4
        self.NUM_WHEEL_TIRE_FAILURE_MODES = _vsp.NUM_WHEEL_TIRE_FAILURE_MODES
        self.W_RIGHT_0 = _vsp.W_RIGHT_0
        self.W_BOTTOM = _vsp.W_BOTTOM
        self.W_LEFT = _vsp.W_LEFT
        self.W_TOP = _vsp.W_TOP
        self.W_RIGHT_1 = _vsp.W_RIGHT_1
        self.W_FREE = _vsp.W_FREE
        self.BLEND_FREE = _vsp.BLEND_FREE
        self.BLEND_ANGLES = _vsp.BLEND_ANGLES
        self.BLEND_MATCH_IN_LE_TRAP = _vsp.BLEND_MATCH_IN_LE_TRAP
        self.BLEND_MATCH_IN_TE_TRAP = _vsp.BLEND_MATCH_IN_TE_TRAP
        self.BLEND_MATCH_OUT_LE_TRAP = _vsp.BLEND_MATCH_OUT_LE_TRAP
        self.BLEND_MATCH_OUT_TE_TRAP = _vsp.BLEND_MATCH_OUT_TE_TRAP
        self.BLEND_MATCH_IN_ANGLES = _vsp.BLEND_MATCH_IN_ANGLES
        self.BLEND_MATCH_LE_ANGLES = _vsp.BLEND_MATCH_LE_ANGLES
        self.BLEND_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.BLEND_NUM_TYPES
        self.AR_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.AR_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.SPAN_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.SPAN_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.AREA_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.AREA_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.TAPER_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.TAPER_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.AVEC_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.AVEC_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.ROOTC_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.ROOTC_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.TIPC_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.TIPC_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.SECSWEEP_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.SECSWEEP_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.NUM_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.NUM_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.SWEEP_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.SWEEP_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.SWEEPLOC_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.SWEEPLOC_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.SECSWEEPLOC_WSECT_DRIVER = _vsp.SECSWEEPLOC_WSECT_DRIVER
        self.XDDM_VAR = _vsp.XDDM_VAR
        self.XDDM_CONST = _vsp.XDDM_CONST
        self.CLOSE_NONE = _vsp.CLOSE_NONE
        self.CLOSE_SKEWLOW = _vsp.CLOSE_SKEWLOW
        self.CLOSE_SKEWUP = _vsp.CLOSE_SKEWUP
        self.CLOSE_SKEWBOTH = _vsp.CLOSE_SKEWBOTH
        self.CLOSE_EXTRAP = _vsp.CLOSE_EXTRAP
        self.CLOSE_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.CLOSE_NUM_TYPES
        self.XS_UNDEFINED = _vsp.XS_UNDEFINED
        self.XS_POINT = _vsp.XS_POINT
        self.XS_CIRCLE = _vsp.XS_CIRCLE
        self.XS_ELLIPSE = _vsp.XS_ELLIPSE
        self.XS_SUPER_ELLIPSE = _vsp.XS_SUPER_ELLIPSE
        self.XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE = _vsp.XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE
        self.XS_GENERAL_FUSE = _vsp.XS_GENERAL_FUSE
        self.XS_FILE_FUSE = _vsp.XS_FILE_FUSE
        self.XS_FOUR_SERIES = _vsp.XS_FOUR_SERIES
        self.XS_SIX_SERIES = _vsp.XS_SIX_SERIES
        self.XS_BICONVEX = _vsp.XS_BICONVEX
        self.XS_WEDGE = _vsp.XS_WEDGE
        self.XS_EDIT_CURVE = _vsp.XS_EDIT_CURVE
        self.XS_FILE_AIRFOIL = _vsp.XS_FILE_AIRFOIL
        self.XS_CST_AIRFOIL = _vsp.XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        self.XS_VKT_AIRFOIL = _vsp.XS_VKT_AIRFOIL
        self.XS_FOUR_DIGIT_MOD = _vsp.XS_FOUR_DIGIT_MOD
        self.XS_FIVE_DIGIT = _vsp.XS_FIVE_DIGIT
        self.XS_FIVE_DIGIT_MOD = _vsp.XS_FIVE_DIGIT_MOD
        self.XS_ONE_SIX_SERIES = _vsp.XS_ONE_SIX_SERIES
        self.XS_AC25_773 = _vsp.XS_AC25_773
        self.XS_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.XS_NUM_TYPES
        self.WIDTH_XSEC_DRIVER = _vsp.WIDTH_XSEC_DRIVER
        self.AREA_XSEC_DRIVER = _vsp.AREA_XSEC_DRIVER
        self.HEIGHT_XSEC_DRIVER = _vsp.HEIGHT_XSEC_DRIVER
        self.HWRATIO_XSEC_DRIVER = _vsp.HWRATIO_XSEC_DRIVER
        self.NUM_XSEC_DRIVER = _vsp.NUM_XSEC_DRIVER
        self.CIRCLE_NUM_XSEC_DRIVER = _vsp.CIRCLE_NUM_XSEC_DRIVER
        self.FLAP_NONE = _vsp.FLAP_NONE
        self.FLAP_PLAIN = _vsp.FLAP_PLAIN
        self.FLAP_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.FLAP_NUM_TYPES
        self.XSEC_BOTH_SIDES = _vsp.XSEC_BOTH_SIDES
        self.XSEC_LEFT_SIDE = _vsp.XSEC_LEFT_SIDE
        self.XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE = _vsp.XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE
        self.TRIM_NONE = _vsp.TRIM_NONE
        self.TRIM_X = _vsp.TRIM_X
        self.TRIM_THICK = _vsp.TRIM_THICK
        self.TRIM_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.TRIM_NUM_TYPES
        self.XSEC_FUSE = _vsp.XSEC_FUSE
        self.XSEC_STACK = _vsp.XSEC_STACK
        self.XSEC_WING = _vsp.XSEC_WING
        self.XSEC_CUSTOM = _vsp.XSEC_CUSTOM
        self.XSEC_PROP = _vsp.XSEC_PROP
        self.XSEC_NUM_TYPES = _vsp.XSEC_NUM_TYPES
        self.XS_SHIFT_LE = _vsp.XS_SHIFT_LE
        self.XS_SHIFT_MID = _vsp.XS_SHIFT_MID
        self.XS_SHIFT_TE = _vsp.XS_SHIFT_TE
        self.cvar = _vsp.cvar
        r""" Absolute position"""
        r""" Relative position"""
        r""" Selig airfoil file format"""
        r""" Bezier airfoil file format"""
        r""" Align to left"""
        r""" Align to center"""
        r""" Align to right"""
        r""" Align to specified pixel"""
        r""" Align to top"""
        r""" Align to middle"""
        r""" Align to bottom"""
        r""" Number of alignment types"""
        r""" Radians"""
        r""" Degrees"""
        r""" Zero deg"""
        r""" 90 deg"""
        r""" 180 deg"""
        r""" 270 deg"""
        r""" Number of angle choices"""
        r""" US Standard Atmosphere 1976 (default)"""
        r""" USAF 1966"""
        r""" Manual: pressure and density control"""
        r""" Manual: pressure and temperature control"""
        r""" Manual: density and temperature control"""
        r""" Manual: Reynolds number and length control"""
        r""" No parent attachment for translations"""
        r""" Translation relative to parent body axes"""
        r""" Translation relative to parent surface coordinate frame"""
        r""" Translation relative to parent per-section volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Translation relative to parent uniform volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Translation relative to wing parent uniform eta volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Number of translation attachment types"""
        r""" No parent attachment for rotations"""
        r""" Rotation relative to parent body axes"""
        r""" Rotation relative to parent surface coordinate frame"""
        r""" Rotation relative to parent per-section volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Rotation relative to parent uniform volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Rotation relative to wing parent eta volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Number of rotation attachment types"""
        r""" Parm"""
        r""" Geom"""
        r""" Vehicle"""
        r""" SubSurf"""
        r""" Measure"""
        r""" Link"""
        r""" Adv Link"""
        r""" Attribute"""
        r""" Attribute Collection"""
        r""" Cross Section"""
        r""" Wing Section"""
        r""" Mode"""
        r""" Geom Set"""
        r""" Var Preset Group"""
        r""" Var Preset Setting"""
        r""" Unattached attribute"""
        r""" No event (user attributes)"""
        r""" Watermark group"""
        r""" Number attribute event groups"""
        r""" Rotor tip path"""
        r""" Rotor burst zone"""
        r""" Three contact point ground plane"""
        r""" Two contact point ground plane"""
        r""" One contact point ground plane"""
        r""" Three contact point composite clearance envelope"""
        r""" Super cone (XSecCurve based profile)"""
        r""" Single (potentially) off nominal gear"""
        r""" AC 20-128 A rotor fragment"""
        r""" AC 25.905-1 thrown blade"""
        r""" ESDU 83042a Tire spray pattern"""
        r""" AMC 25.734 Wheel and tire failure models"""
        r""" Number of auxiliary geom modes."""
        r""" Distance between centers"""
        r""" Fractional distance between centers"""
        r""" Gap"""
        r""" Fractional gap"""
        r""" Number of bogie spacing control modes"""
        r""" Flowthrough mode (default)"""
        r""" Upper surface mode"""
        r""" Lower surface mode"""
        r""" Number of Body of Revolution modes"""
        r""" Input maximum camber, calculate ideal lift coefficient"""
        r""" Input ideal lift coefficient, calculate maximum camber"""
        r""" Camera top view"""
        r""" Camera front view"""
        r""" Camera front Y-up view"""
        r""" Camera left view"""
        r""" Camera left isometric view"""
        r""" Camera bottom view"""
        r""" Camera rear view"""
        r""" Camera right view"""
        r""" Camera right isometric view"""
        r""" Camera center view"""
        r""" No end cap"""
        r""" Flat end cap"""
        r""" Round end cap"""
        r""" Edge end cap"""
        r""" Sharp end cap"""
        r""" Point end cap"""
        r""" Extended round end cap, but not extended"""
        r""" Extended round end cap, extend LE"""
        r""" Extended round end cap, extend TE"""
        r""" Extended round end cap, extend both"""
        r""" Number of end cap options"""
        r""" Minimum mesh edge length"""
        r""" Maximum mesh edge length"""
        r""" Maximum mesh edge gap"""
        r""" Number of edge segments to resolve circle"""
        r""" Maximum allowed edge growth ratio"""
        r""" Rigorous 3D growth limiting flag"""
        r""" Flag to intersect sub-surfaces"""
        r""" Flag to generate a half mesh"""
        r""" Flag to generate a far field mesh"""
        r""" Maximum far field mesh edge length"""
        r""" Maximum far field mesh edge gap"""
        r""" Number of far field edge segments to resolve circle"""
        r""" Relative or absolute size flag"""
        r""" Far field length"""
        r""" Far field width"""
        r""" Far field height"""
        r"""  Far field X scale"""
        r"""  Far field Y scale"""
        r"""  Far field Z scale"""
        r""" Far field location flag: centered or manual"""
        r""" Far field X location"""
        r""" Far field Y location"""
        r""" Far field Z location"""
        r""" Flag to include X,Y,Z intersection curves in export files"""
        r""" STL export type"""
        r""" POLY export type"""
        r""" TRI export type"""
        r""" OBJ export type"""
        r""" DAT export type"""
        r""" KEY export type"""
        r""" GMSH export type"""
        r""" TKEY export type"""
        r""" FACET export type"""
        r""" VSPGEOM export type"""
        r""" Number of CFD Mesh export file types"""
        r""" Point source"""
        r""" Line source"""
        r""" Box source"""
        r""" Constant U Line source"""
        r""" Constant W Line source"""
        r""" Number of CFD Mesh source types"""
        r""" Color mesh by tag value (component, subsurface, part, etc)"""
        r""" Color mesh by local edge length reason"""
        r""" Blasius laminar Cf equation"""
        r""" Blasius laminar Cf equation with heat (NOT IMPLEMENTED)"""
        r""" Explicit Fit of Spalding turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Explicit Fit of Spalding and Chi turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Explicit Fit of Schoenherr turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Implicit Karman turbulent Cf equation (DO NOT USE)"""
        r""" Implicit Schoenherr turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Implicit Karman-Schoenherr turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Power Law Blasius turbulent Cf equation"""
        r"""Power Law Prandtl Low Re turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Power Law Prandtl Medium Re turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Power Law Prandtl High Re turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Schlichting Compressible turbulent Cf equation"""
        r""" Schlichting Incompressible turbulent Cf equation (DO NOT USE)"""
        r""" Schlichting-Prandtl turbulent Cf equation (DO NOT USE)"""
        r""" Schultz-Grunow High Re turbulent Cf equation (DO NOT USE)"""
        r""" Schultz-Grunow Estimate of Schoenherr turbulent Cf equation."""
        r""" White-Christoph Compressible turbulent Cf equation (DO NOT USE)"""
        r""" Roughness Schlichting Avg turbulent Cf equation."""
        r""" Roughness Schlichting Local turbulent Cf equation (DO NOT USE)"""
        r""" Roughness White turbulent Cf equation (DO NOT USE)"""
        r""" Roughness Schlichting Avg Compressible turbulent Cf equation."""
        r""" Heat Transfer White-Christoph turbulent Cf equation."""
        r""" No chevron."""
        r""" One or more chevrons of limited extent."""
        r""" Full period of chevrons."""
        r""" Number of chevron types."""
        r""" Start and End"""
        r""" Center and Width"""
        r""" Number of chevron W parameter mode types."""
        r""" No Error."""
        r""" Touching, no solution"""
        r""" Not touching, no solution"""
        r""" No export file type"""
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        r""" Trim by U coordinate"""
        r""" Trim by L coordinate"""
        r""" Trim by Eta coordinate"""
        r""" Number of conformal component trim types"""
        r""" Comma delimiter"""
        r""" Underscore delimiter"""
        r""" Space delimiter"""
        r""" No delimiter"""
        r""" Number of delimiter types"""
        r""" Set 3D background before model"""
        r""" Set 3D background behind model"""
        r""" Set 3D background at specified location"""
        r""" Number of depth types"""
        r""" 3D DXF export (default)"""
        r""" 2D DXF export"""
        r""" X direction"""
        
        
        
        r""" Display the normal Bezier surface (default)"""
        r""" Display as surface Degen Geom"""
        r""" Display as plate Degen Geom"""
        r""" Display as camber Degen Geom"""
        r""" Draw the wireframe mesh (see through)"""
        r""" Draw the hidden mesh"""
        r""" Draw the shaded mesh"""
        r""" Draw the textured mesh"""
        r""" Do not draw anything"""
        r""" Component is not an integrated flowpath component."""
        r""" Component represents integrated flowpath inlet."""
        r""" Component represents integrated flowpath inlet and outlet."""
        r""" Component represents integrated flowpath outlet."""
        r""" Number of integrated flowpath component types."""
        r""" Component is modeled as flowthrough engine."""
        r""" Component is modeled to the lip."""
        r""" Component flowpath is modeled."""
        r""" Component is modeled to face."""
        r""" Number of integrated flowpath modeling types."""
        r""" Integrated flowpath key point identified by XSec index."""
        r""" Integrated flowpath key point identified by U parameter."""
        r""" Integrated flowpath key point is inlet lip."""
        r""" Integrated flowpath key point is inlet face."""
        r""" Integrated flowpath key point is outlet lip."""
        r""" Integrated flowpath key point is outlet face."""
        r""" Number of integrated flowpath key point locations."""
        r""" Represent integrated flowpath as flowthrough engine."""
        r""" Represent integrated flowpath as flowthrough engine with negative flowpath."""
        r""" Represent ONLY the integrated flowpath as flowthrough engine with negative flowpath."""
        r""" Represent integrated flowpath to the lip."""
        r""" Represent integrated flowpath to the face."""
        r""" Represent integrated flowpath to the face with negative flowpath to the face."""
        r""" Represent ONLY the integrated flowpath to the face with negative flowpath to the face."""
        r""" Represent integrated flowpath with farfield extensions."""
        r""" Number of integrated flowpath representations."""
        r""" Unknown error"""
        r""" No error"""
        r""" Invalid pointer error"""
        r""" Invalid type error"""
        r""" Can't find type error"""
        r""" Can't find parm error"""
        r""" Can't find name error"""
        r""" Invalid Geom ID error"""
        r""" File does not exist error"""
        r""" File write failure error"""
        r""" File read failure error"""
        r""" Wrong Geom type error"""
        r""" Wrong XSec type error"""
        r""" Wrong file type error"""
        r""" Index out of range error"""
        r""" Invalid XSec ID error"""
        r""" Invalid ID error"""
        r""" Can't set NotEqParm error"""
        r""" Ambiguous flow-through sub-surface error"""
        r""" Invalid Variable Preset set name error"""
        r""" Invalid Variable Preset group name error"""
        r""" Unsupported Conformal Geom parent error"""
        r""" Unexpected reset remap ID error"""
        r""" Invalid input value error"""
        r""" Invalid friction coefficient equation error"""
        r""" Invalid drivers for driver group"""
        r""" Advanced link build failure"""
        r""" This capability has been deprecated and is not longer supported"""
        r""" A parameter link loop was detected and stopped"""
        r""" An output of a parameter link was not set"""
        r""" A duplicate name has been provided"""
        r""" A deactivated GUI device was touched"""
        r""" Could not create and add Background3D"""
        r""" Total number of VSP error codes"""
        r""" Drag counts excressence type"""
        r""" Drag coefficient excressence type"""
        r""" Percent of parent Geom drag coefficient excressence type"""
        r""" Percent margin excressence type"""
        r""" Drag area (D/q) excressence type"""
        r""" FELISA export type (NOT IMPLEMENTED)"""
        r""" XSec (\*.hrm) export type"""
        r""" Stereolith (\*.stl) export type"""
        r""" AWAVE export type (NOT IMPLEMENTED)"""
        r""" NASCART (\*.dat) export type"""
        r""" POVRAY (\*.pov) export type"""
        r""" Cart3D (\*.tri) export type"""
        r""" VSPGeom (\*.vspgeom) export type"""
        r""" VORXSEC  export type (NOT IMPLEMENTED)"""
        r""" XSECGEOM export type (NOT IMPLEMENTED)"""
        r""" Gmsh (\*.msh) export type"""
        r""" X3D (\*.x3d) export type"""
        r""" STEP (\*.stp) export type"""
        r""" PLOT3D (\*.p3d) export type"""
        r""" IGES (\*.igs) export type"""
        r""" Blade Element (\*.bem) export type"""
        r""" AutoCAD (\*.dxf) export type"""
        r""" Xpatch (\*.facet) export type"""
        r""" SVG (\*.svg) export type"""
        r""" PMARC 12 (\*.pmin) export type"""
        r""" OBJ (\*.obj) export type"""
        r""" Airfoil points (\*.dat) export type"""
        r""" Airfoil curves (\*.bz) export type"""
        r""" IGES structure (\*.igs) export type"""
        r""" STEP structure (\*.stp) export type"""
        r""" FEA boundary condition constraints user defined."""
        r""" FEA boundary condition constrains all DOF."""
        r""" FEA boundary condition pin constraints."""
        r""" FEA boundary condition symmetrical constraints."""
        r""" FEA boundary condition antisymmetrical constraints."""
        r""" Number of FEA boundary condition constraint types."""
        r""" FEA boundary condition assigned to structure."""
        r""" FEA boundary condition assigned to part."""
        r""" FEA boundary condition assigned to subsurface."""
        r""" Number of FEA boundary condition definition types."""
        r""" General XSec type"""
        r""" Circle XSec type"""
        r""" Pipe XSec type"""
        r""" I XSec type"""
        r""" Rectangle XSec type"""
        r""" Box XSec type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh mass export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh NASTRAN export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh NKey export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh Calculix export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh STL export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh GMSH export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh SRF export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh CURV export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh PLOT3D export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh trimmed IGES export type"""
        r""" FEA Mesh trimmed STEP export type"""
        r""" Number of FEA Mesh export type."""
        r""" On body fixed point type"""
        r""" Global XYZ off body fixed point type"""
        r""" Delta XYZ off body fixed point type"""
        r""" Delta UVN off body fixed point type"""
        r""" Geom origin off body fixed point type"""
        r""" Geom CG off body fixed point type"""
        r""" Number of off body fixed point types"""
        r""" Isotropic material"""
        r""" Orthotropic material in engineering parameters"""
        r""" Orthotropic material with transverse isotropy assumed in engineering parameters"""
        r""" Laminate buildup material"""
        r""" Number of FEA material types"""
        r""" FEA Global X material orientation"""
        r""" FEA Global Y material orientation"""
        r""" FEA Global Z material orientation"""
        r""" FEA Comp X material orientation"""
        r""" FEA Comp Y material orientation"""
        r""" FEA Comp Z material orientation"""
        r""" FEA Part U material orientation"""
        r""" FEA Part V material orientation"""
        r""" FEA OML U material orientation"""
        r""" FEA OML V material orientation"""
        r""" FEA OML R material orientation"""
        r""" FEA OML S material orientation"""
        r""" FEA OML T material orientation"""
        r""" Number of FEA material orientation types"""
        r""" Flag for deprecated element type option"""
        r""" Shell (tris) FEA element type"""
        r""" Beam FEA element type"""
        r""" Both Shell and Beam FEA element types"""
        r""" FEA part with no elements"""
        r""" Number of FEA element type choices"""
        r""" Slice FEA Part type"""
        r""" Rib FEA Part type"""
        r""" Spar FEA Part type"""
        r""" Fixed Point FEA Part type"""
        r""" Dome FEA Part type"""
        r""" Rib array FEA Part type"""
        r""" Slice array FEA Part type"""
        r""" Skin FEA Part type"""
        r""" Trim FEA Part type"""
        r""" Poly Spar FEA Part type"""
        r""" Number of FEA Part types"""
        r""" FEA Rib or Rib Array has no set perpendicular edge"""
        r""" FEA Rib or Rib Array is set perpendicular to the leading edge"""
        r""" FEA Rib or Rib Array is set perpendicular to the trailing edge"""
        r""" FEA Rib or Rib Array is set perpendicular to an FEA Spar"""
        r""" Keep shell elements"""
        r""" Delete shell elements"""
        r""" Number of FEA subsurface treatment choices"""
        r""" Slice is parallel to parent Geom body XY plane"""
        r""" Slice is parallel to parent Geom body YZ plane"""
        r""" Slice is parallel to parent Geom body XZ plane"""
        r""" Slice is parallel to absolute XY plane"""
        r""" Slice is parallel to absolute YZ plane"""
        r""" Slice is parallel to absolute XZ plane"""
        r""" Slice is perpendicular to thespine of the parent Geom"""
        r""" Spar points span specified in U01"""
        r""" Spar points span specified in U0N"""
        r""" Spar points span specified in eta"""
        r""" Number of poly spar point types"""
        r""" FEA Files output in (m, kg)"""
        r""" FEA Files output in (cm, g)"""
        r""" FEA Files output in (mm, tonne)"""
        r""" FEA Files output in (ft, slug)"""
        r""" FEA Files output in (in, lbf*sec^2/in)"""
        r""" Manual FF equation"""
        r""" Schemensky Fuselage FF equation"""
        r""" Schemensky Nacelle FF equation"""
        r""" Hoerner Streamlined Body FF equation"""
        r""" Torenbeek FF equation"""
        r""" Shevell FF equation"""
        r""" Covert FF equation"""
        r""" Jenkinson Fuselage FF equation"""
        r""" Jenkinson Wing Nacelle FF equation"""
        r""" Jenkinson Aft Fuselage Nacelle FF equation"""
        r""" Manual FF equation"""
        r""" EDET Conventional Airfoil FF equation"""
        r""" EDET Advanced Airfoil FF equation"""
        r""" Hoerner FF equation"""
        r""" Covert FF equation"""
        r""" Shevell FF equation"""
        r""" Kroo FF equation"""
        r""" Torenbeek FF equation"""
        r""" DATCOM FF equation"""
        r""" Schemensky 6 Series Airfoil FF equation"""
        r""" Schemensky 4 Series Airfoil FF equation"""
        r""" Jenkinson Wing FF equation"""
        r""" Jenkinson Tail FF equation"""
        r""" Schemensky Supercritical Airfoil FF equation"""
        r""" One third rotor fragment"""
        r""" Intermediate rotor fragment"""
        r""" Alternate rotor fragment model"""
        r""" Fan blade fragment"""
        r""" Small fragment"""
        r""" Generic fragment"""
        r""" Number of auxiliary geom modes."""
        r""" Imperial unit system"""
        r""" Metric unit system"""
        r""" Browse files that already exist"""
        r""" Browse file system and enter file name"""
        r""" Number of file chooser modes"""
        r""" OpenVSP's own file chooser with directory preferences."""
        r""" Operating system's native file chooser"""
        r""" Number of file chooser types"""
        r""" Custom GUI Tab"""
        r""" Custom GUI Fl_Scroll and Tab"""
        r""" Custom GUI Group"""
        r""" Custom GUI ParmButton"""
        r""" Custom GUI Input"""
        r""" Custom GUI Output"""
        r""" Custom GUI Slider"""
        r""" Custom GUI SliderAdjRangeInput"""
        r""" Custom GUI CheckButton"""
        r""" Custom GUI CheckButtonBit"""
        r""" Custom GUI RadioButton"""
        r""" Custom GUI ToggleButton"""
        r""" Custom GUI ToggleButton without Parm"""
        r""" Custom GUI ToggleRadioGroup (NOT IMPLEMENTED)"""
        r""" Custom GUI TriggerButton"""
        r""" Custom GUI Counter"""
        r""" Custom GUI Choice"""
        r""" Add item to custom GUI Choice"""
        r""" Custom GUI SliderInput"""
        r""" Custom GUI SliderAdjRangeInput"""
        r""" Custom GUI SliderAdjRangeInput with two inputs (NOT IMPLEMENTED)"""
        r""" Custom GUI FractParmSlider"""
        r""" Custom GUI StringInput"""
        r""" Custom GUI IndexSelector"""
        r""" Custom GUI ColorPicker"""
        r""" Custom GUI Y gap"""
        r""" Custom GUI divider box"""
        r""" Set begin same line flag for custom GUI"""
        r""" Set end same line flag for custom GUI"""
        r""" Set forced width for custom GUI"""
        r""" Set format label for custom GUI"""
        r""" Number of GDEV types"""
        r""" Flag for all GDEV types"""
        r""" Gear drawn down"""
        r""" Gear drawn up"""
        r""" Gear drawn both up and down"""
        r""" Gear drawn somewhere beteween down and up"""
        r""" Gear drawn in all configurations"""
        r""" Number of gear configuration choices"""
        r""" Specified by stowed position"""
        r""" Specified by mechanism"""
        r""" Number of gear retract choices"""
        r""" Gear suspension at nominal extension"""
        r""" Gear suspension is compressed"""
        r""" Gear suspension is extended"""
        r""" Number of gear suspension choices"""
        r""" Male Human component"""
        r""" Female Human component"""
        r""" Interference between mutually external bodies"""
        r""" Interference when one body is internal to another"""
        r""" Interference between multiple surfaces of one Geom / Set"""
        r""" Interference between surfaces and a plane"""
        r""" Interference angle between surfaces and a plane"""
        r""" Calculate tipback angle"""
        r""" Interference roll angle between surfaces and a plane"""
        r""" Calculate distribution of weight across landing gear"""
        r""" Calculate tipover angle"""
        r""" Calculate ground manueveribility"""
        r""" Calculate az,el domain visible from a point"""
        r""" Interference with composite clearance envelope"""
        r""" Interference with linear swept volume"""
        r""" Calculate visibility of a surface from a direction"""
        r""" Calculate risk angle for thrown debris"""
        r""" Calculate wetted area and volume"""
        r""" Calculate planar slices and area distribution"""
        r""" Calculate projected area"""
        r""" Calculate mass properties"""
        r""" Calculate aero center of single lifting surface"""
        r""" Number of interference check types"""
        r""" Pod geom screen"""
        r""" Fuselage geom screen"""
        r""" Wing geom screen"""
        r""" Blank geom screen"""
        r""" Mesh geom screen"""
        r""" NGon Mesh geom screen"""
        r""" Stack geom screen"""
        r""" Custom geom screen"""
        r""" Point cloud geom screen"""
        r""" Propeller geom screen"""
        r""" Hinge geom screen"""
        r""" Multiple geom screen"""
        r""" Conformal geom screen"""
        r""" Ellipsoid geom screen"""
        r""" Body of revolution geom screen"""
        r""" Wireframe geom screen"""
        r""" Human geom screen"""
        r""" Routing geom screen"""
        r""" Auxiliary geom screen"""
        r""" Gear geom screen"""
        r""" Cobra body geom screen"""
        r""" Number of geom screens"""
        r""" All geom screens"""
        r""" Advanced linking screen"""
        r""" Advanced link variable rename screen"""
        r""" Aero / structural analysis screen"""
        r""" Airfoil curves export screen"""
        r""" Airfoil points screen"""
        r""" Attribute details screen"""
        r""" Background control screen"""
        r""" Background3D control screen"""
        r""" Background3D preview screen"""
        r""" Blade element method options screen"""
        r""" CFD Mesh screen"""
        r""" Clipping screen"""
        r""" CompGeom screen"""
        r""" Center of rotation screen"""
        r""" Curve edit screen"""
        r""" Degen geom screen"""
        r""" Design variables screen"""
        r""" DXF options screen"""
        r""" Export screen"""
        r""" FEA Part edit screen"""
        r""" FEA XSec screen"""
        r""" Fit model screen"""
        r""" IGES options screen"""
        r""" IGES structure options screen"""
        r""" Custom geom export screen"""
        r""" Geometry analysis screen"""
        r""" Import screen"""
        r""" Lighting screen"""
        r""" Manage geom screen"""
        r""" Texture mapping screen"""
        r""" Mass properties screen"""
        r""" Material edit screen"""
        r""" Measure screen"""
        r""" Mode editor screen"""
        r""" NERF'ed (limited to make safe) Manage geom screen"""
        r""" Snap to screen"""
        r""" Parasite drg screen"""
        r""" Parameter debug screen"""
        r""" Parameter linking screen"""
        r""" Parameter screen"""
        r""" Pick set screen"""
        r""" Preferences screen"""
        r""" Projected area screen"""
        r""" Planar slicing screen"""
        r""" Results viewing screen"""
        r""" Screenshot screen"""
        r""" Select file screen"""
        r""" Set editor screen"""
        r""" STEP options screen"""
        r""" STEP structure options screen"""
        r""" STL options screen"""
        r""" Structure definition screen"""
        r""" Structure assembly screen"""
        r""" Surface intersection screen"""
        r""" SVG options screen"""
        r""" User parameter screen"""
        r""" Variable presets editor screen"""
        r""" Vehicle notes screen"""
        r""" Veh geom screen"""
        r""" Adjust viewpoint screen"""
        r""" VSPAERO results manager screen"""
        r""" VSPAERO screen"""
        r""" XSec screen"""
        r""" Wave drag screen"""
        r""" Main screen"""
        r""" Number of screens"""
        r""" Flag for all screens"""
        r""" Circle initialized as cubic Bezier type"""
        r""" Ellipse initialized as PCHIP type"""
        r""" Rectangle initialized as linear type"""
        r""" Number of initializable edit curve types"""
        r""" Stereolith (\*.stl) import"""
        r""" NASCART (\*.dat) import"""
        r""" Cart3D (\*.try) import"""
        r""" XSec as Tri Mesh (\*.hrm) import"""
        r""" Point Cloud (\*.pts) import"""
        r""" OpenVSP v2 (\*.vsp) import"""
        r""" Blade Element (\*.bem) import"""
        r""" XSec as Wireframe (\*.hrm) import"""
        r""" Plot3D as Wireframe (\*.p3d) import"""
        r""" SRF intersection file type"""
        r""" CURV intersection file type"""
        r""" PLOT3D intersection file type"""
        r""" IGES intersection file type"""
        r""" STEP intersection file type"""
        r""" Number of surface intersection file types"""
        r""" Millimeter"""
        r""" Centimeter"""
        r""" Meter"""
        r""" Inch"""
        r""" Feet"""
        r""" Yard"""
        r""" Unitless"""
        r""" Number of length unit types"""
        r""" Gram"""
        r""" Kilogram"""
        r""" Tonne"""
        r""" Pound-mass"""
        r""" Slug"""
        r""" lbf*sec^2/in"""
        r""" Number of mass unit types"""
        r""" No reason determined."""
        r""" Maximum edge length."""
        r""" Maximum gap curvature based criteria."""
        r""" Minimum number of segments to define a circle curvature based criteria."""
        r""" Mesh sources."""
        r""" Minimum edge length."""
        r""" Maximum gap constrained by minimum length."""
        r""" Number of segments to define a circle constrained by minimum length."""
        r""" Mesh sources constrained by minimum length (not applied)."""
        r""" Maximum growth limit from maximum edge length (not used, growth limited small to large)."""
        r""" Maximum growth limit from maximum gap."""
        r""" Maximum growth limit from number of segments to define a circle."""
        r""" Maximum growth limit from mesh sources."""
        r""" Maximum growth limit from minimum length constraint."""
        r""" Maximum growth limit from maximum gap constrained by minimum length."""
        r""" Maximum growth limit from number of segments to define a circle constrained by minimum length."""
        r""" Maximum growth limit from sources constrained by minimum length."""
        r""" Number of reasons that can set the mesh local minimum edge length."""
        r""" Reason increment when adding minimum length constraint."""
        r""" Reason increment when adding growth limit constraint."""
        r""" Reason marker for minimum reason to apply growth limit."""
        r""" Triangle mesh"""
        r""" Quadrilateral mesh"""
        r""" N-gon mesh"""
        r""" Number of mesh types"""
        r""" Forward beyond extent of model."""
        r""" Reverse beyond extent of model."""
        r""" Forward displacement."""
        r""" Reverse displacement."""
        r""" Full range of slider motion."""
        r""" Slider motion from start to current position."""
        r""" Slider motion from current position to end."""
        r""" Number of swept volume extent types."""
        r""" ID for Var Preset Groups are length 5"""
        r""" ID for Var Preset Settings are length 6"""
        r""" ID for Attributes are length 8"""
        r""" ID for Attribute Collections are length 9"""
        r""" ID for Parm Containers are length 10"""
        r""" ID for Parms are length 11"""
        r""" Double Parm type (Parm)"""
        r""" Integer Parm type (IntParm)"""
        r""" Bool Parm type (BoolParm)"""
        r""" Fraction Parm type (FractionParm)"""
        r""" Limited integer Parm type (LimIntParm)"""
        r""" Not equal Parm type (NotEqParm)"""
        r""" Power integer Parm type (PowIntParm)"""
        r""" No patch"""
        r""" Point patch type"""
        r""" Line patch type"""
        r""" Copy patch type"""
        r""" Halfway patch type"""
        r""" Number of patch types"""
        r""" Linear curve type"""
        r""" Piecewise Cubic Hermite Interpolating Polynomial curve type"""
        r""" Cubic Bezier curve type"""
        r""" Approximate curve as Cubic Bezier"""
        r""" Number of curve types"""
        r""" Pounds per square foot"""
        r""" Pounds per square inch"""
        r""" Barye"""
        r""" Pascal"""
        r""" Kilopascal"""
        r""" Megapascal"""
        r""" Inch of mercury"""
        r""" Millimeter of mercury"""
        r""" Millimeter of water"""
        r""" Millibar"""
        r""" Atmosphere"""
        r""" Number of pressure unit choices"""
        r""" No boundary"""
        r""" Set boundary"""
        r""" Geom boundary"""
        r""" Number of projected area boundary options"""
        r""" Project in X axis direction"""
        r""" Project in Y axis direction"""
        r""" Project in Z axis direction"""
        r""" Project toward a Geom"""
        r""" Project along a 3D vector"""
        r""" Number of Projected Area direction types"""
        r""" Set target type"""
        r""" Geom target type"""
        r""" Mode target type"""
        r""" Z plane target type"""
        r""" XYZ point target type"""
        r""" Number of Projected Area target types"""
        r""" Propeller blades are uniformly spaced"""
        r""" Propeller blades are free to spaced arbitrarially"""
        r""" Propeller blade balance is enforced"""
        r""" Number of propeller blade azimuth modes"""
        r""" Traditional straight blades"""
        r""" Non-traditional blades"""
        r""" Number of propeller blade modes"""
        r""" RPM driver"""
        r""" Thrust coefficient driver"""
        r""" Power coefficient driver"""
        r""" Thrust driver"""
        r""" Prop efficiency driver"""
        r""" Advance ratio driver"""
        r""" Power driver"""
        r""" Torque coefficient driver"""
        r""" Torque driver"""
        r""" Number of actuator disk drivers"""
        r""" Propeller Geom is defined by individual propeller blades"""
        r""" Propeller Geom is defined by blades and a disk together"""
        r""" Propeller Geom is defined by a flat circular disk"""
        r""" Chord parameterization"""
        r""" Twist parameterization"""
        r""" Rake parameterization"""
        r""" Skew parameterization"""
        r""" Sweep parameterization"""
        r""" Thickness parameterization"""
        r""" Induced lift coefficient parameterization"""
        r""" Axial parameterization"""
        r""" Tangential parameterization"""
        r""" Number of propeller blade curve parameterization options"""
        r""" Move up one position"""
        r""" Move down one position"""
        r""" Move to top"""
        r""" Move to bottom"""
        r""" Number reordering instructions"""
        r""" Manually specify the reference areas and lengths"""
        r""" Use a particular wing to calculate the reference area and lengths"""
        r""" Number of wing reference types"""
        r""" Invalid data type"""
        r""" Bool data type"""
        r""" Integer data type"""
        r""" Double data type"""
        r""" String data type"""
        r""" Vec3d data type"""
        r""" Int matrix data type"""
        r""" Double matrix data type"""
        r""" Attribute collection data type"""
        r""" Parm reference data type"""
        r""" Indexed triangulated mesh Geom type"""
        r""" Sliced Triangulated mesh Geom type"""
        r""" GeomXSec Geom type"""
        r""" Both indexed and sliced triangulated mesh Geom type"""
        r""" Slug per cubic foot"""
        r""" Gram per cubic centimeter"""
        r""" Kilogram per cubic meter"""
        r""" Tonne per cubic millimeter"""
        r""" Pound-mass per cubic foot"""
        r""" Pound-force-second squared per inch to the fourth"""
        r""" Pound-mass per cubic inch"""
        r""" Number of density unit options"""
        r""" Routing point relative to parent body axes"""
        r""" Routing point relative to parent surface coordinate frame"""
        r""" Routing point relative to parent per-section volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Routing point relative to parent uniform volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Routing point relative to wing parent uniform eta volume coordinate frame"""
        r""" Number of routing point coordinate types"""
        r""" Routing point ofset in global axes"""
        r""" Routing point offset in parent body frame"""
        r""" Routing point offset in parent surface coordinate frame"""
        r""" Number of routing point offset coordinate types"""
        r""" Scale image to match desired width with 1:1 AR"""
        r""" Scale image to match desired height with 1:1 AR"""
        r""" Scale image to match desired width and height"""
        r""" Scale image to specified resolution"""
        r""" Scale image to match desired width with specified AR"""
        r""" Scale image to match desired height with specified AR"""
        r""" Number of ways to scale 3D background image."""
        r""" None set"""
        r""" All set"""
        r""" Shown set"""
        r""" Not shown set"""
        r""" First user-defined set"""
        r""" Minimum number of user sets"""
        r""" Maximum possible number of sets"""
        r""" Standard init type"""
        r""" Cylinder with points as first/last XSec"""
        r""" Cylinder with end caps instead of points"""
        r""" Flowthru nacelle starting/ending with outlet lip"""
        r""" Flowthru nacelle starting/ending with inlet lip"""
        r""" Flowthru nacelle starting/ending with outlet face"""
        r""" Nacelle from the inlet face around the outside to the outlet face"""
        r""" Nacelle from the inlet lip around the outside to the outlet face"""
        r""" Nacelle from the inlet face around the outside to the outlet lip"""
        r""" Nacelle from the inlet lip around the outside to the outlet lip"""
        r""" Nacelle with no inlet, around the outside to the outlet face"""
        r""" Nacelle with no inlet, around the outside to the outlet lip"""
        r""" Nacelle from the inlet face, then closed out with no outlet"""
        r""" Nacelle from the inlet lip, then closed out with no outlet"""
        r""" Nacelle flowpath only, from inlet to outlet"""
        r""" Nacelle flowpath only, inlet lip to face"""
        r""" Nacelle flowpath only, outlet face to lip"""
        r""" Manifold shell surface STEP file representation"""
        r""" Manifold solid BREP STEP file representation"""
        r""" Treat the sub-surface the same as the parent"""
        r""" Treat the sub-surface separately from the parent"""
        r""" No drag contribution for the sub-surface"""
        r""" The interior of the sub-surface is its surface"""
        r""" The exterior of the sub-surface is its surface"""
        r""" No part of the parent surface belongs to the sub-surface"""
        r""" Constant U sub-surface"""
        r""" Constant W sub-surface"""
        r""" Line sub-surface type"""
        r""" Rectangle sub-surface type"""
        r""" Ellipse sub-surface type"""
        r""" Control sub-surface type"""
        r""" Line array sub-surface type"""
        r""" Finite line sub-surface type"""
        r""" XSecCurve based sub-surface type"""
        r""" Intersection derived sub-surface type"""
        r""" Number of sub-surface types"""
        r""" XY planar symmetry."""
        r""" XZ planar symmetry."""
        r""" YZ planar symmetry."""
        r""" X rotational symmetry."""
        r""" Y rotational symmetry."""
        r""" Z rotational symmetry."""
        r""" Number of planar symmetry types."""
        r""" Number of symmetry types."""
        r""" No cross section symmetry."""
        r""" Right/left cross section symmetry."""
        r""" Top/bottom cross section symmetry."""
        r""" All cross section symmetry."""
        r""" Kelvin"""
        r""" Celsius"""
        r""" Fahrenheit"""
        r""" Rankine"""
        r""" Number of temperature unit choices"""
        r""" Tire nominal shape"""
        r""" Tire growth (spinning) clearance"""
        r""" TRA clearance envelope"""
        r""" Number of tire clearance modes"""
        r""" Tire static loaded radius"""
        r""" Tire nominal radius"""
        r""" Tire growth (spinning) radius"""
        r""" Tire flat tire radius"""
        r""" Number of tire radius modes"""
        r""" Tire dimensions in inches"""
        r""" Tire dimensions in model units"""
        r""" Tire dimensions as fractions"""
        r""" Number of tire dimension choices"""
        r""" Full TRA model"""
        r""" TRA with faired flange / flank"""
        r""" TRA with faired wheel"""
        r""" Balloon tire"""
        r""" Balloon tire with wheel"""
        r""" Balloon tire with faired wheel"""
        r""" Number of tire choices"""
        r""" Feet per second"""
        r""" Meter per second"""
        r""" Mile per hour"""
        r""" Kilometer per hour"""
        r""" Knots equivalent airspeed"""
        r""" Knots true airspeed"""
        r""" Mach"""
        r""" One 2D view"""
        r""" Two horizontal 2D views"""
        r""" Two vertical 2D views"""
        r""" Four 2D views"""
        r""" No rotation"""
        r""" 90 degree rotation"""
        r""" 180 degree rotation"""
        r""" 270 degree rotation"""
        r""" Left 2D view type"""
        r""" Right 2D view type"""
        r""" Top 2D view type"""
        r""" Bottom 2D view type"""
        r""" Front 2D view type"""
        r""" Rear 2D view type"""
        r""" No 2D view type"""
        r""" Number of 2D view types"""
        r""" Set up fly by noise analysis in VSPAERO for PSU-WOPWOP"""
        r""" Set up footprint noise analysis in VSPAERO for PSU-WOPWOP"""
        r""" Set up steady state noise analysis in VSPAERO for PSU-WOPWOP"""
        r""" Assume geometry and VSPAERO inputs in SI (m N kg s) for PSU-WOPWOP"""
        r""" Assume geometry and VSPAERO inputs in english (ft lbf slug s) units, will convert to SI (m N kg s) for PSU-WOPWOP"""
        r""" Model propellers as static, non-rotating blades -- i.e. used as a wing."""
        r""" Model propellers as unsteady rotating blades"""
        r""" Model propellers with pseudo steady model"""
        r""" Number of ways to model propeller blades in VSPAERO"""
        r""" No stability analysis (off)"""
        r""" Steady 6DOF stability analysis"""
        r""" Unsteady roll stability analysis"""
        r""" Unsteady pitch stability analysis"""
        r""" Unsteady yaw stability analysis"""
        r""" Simplified pitch stability analysis"""
        r""" Steady 6DOF stability analysis using adjoint"""
        r""" Number of stability analysis types"""
        r""" Stall modeling off"""
        r""" Stall modeling on"""
        r""" Normal CFD Mesh surface"""
        r""" Negative volume CFD Mesh surface"""
        r""" Transparent CFD Mesh surface"""
        r""" FEA structure CFD Mesh surface"""
        r""" FEA stiffener CFD Mesh surface"""
        r""" Measure duct cross sectional area surface"""
        r""" Number of CFD Mesh surface types"""
        r""" Normal VSP surface"""
        r""" Wing VSP surface"""
        r""" Disk VSP surface"""
        r""" Number of VSP surface types"""
        r""" Large tire debris"""
        r""" Small tire debris"""
        r""" Wheel flange debris"""
        r""" Flailing tire strip extended"""
        r""" Flailing tire strip retracted"""
        r""" Tire burst pressure (Not implemented)"""
        r""" Number of wheel and tire failure modes"""
        r""" Chevron start/ends at right (W = 0) of cross section"""
        r""" Chevron start/ends at bottom of cross section"""
        r""" Chevron start/ends at left of cross section"""
        r""" Chevron start/ends at top of cross section"""
        r""" Chevron start/ends at right (W = 1) of cross section"""
        r""" Chevron start/ends at user specified point on cross section"""
        r""" Free blending"""
        r""" Blend based on angles (sweep & dihedral)"""
        r""" Match inboard leading edge trapezoid"""
        r""" Match inboard trailing edge trapezoid"""
        r""" Match outboard leading edge trapezoid"""
        r""" Match outboard trailing edge trapezoid"""
        r""" Match inboard angles"""
        r""" Match leading edge angles"""
        r""" Number of blending types"""
        r""" Aspect ratio driver"""
        r""" Span driver"""
        r""" Area driver"""
        r""" Taper driver"""
        r""" Average chord driver"""
        r""" Root chord driver"""
        r""" Tip chord driver"""
        r""" Section sweep driver"""
        r""" Number of wing section drivers"""
        
        
        
        r""" Variable XDDM type"""
        r""" Constant XDDM type"""
        r""" No closure"""
        r""" Skew lower closure"""
        r""" Skew upper closure"""
        r""" Skew both closure"""
        r""" Extrapolate closure"""
        r""" Number of XSec closure types"""
        
        r""" Point XSec"""
        r""" Circle XSec"""
        r""" Ellipse XSec"""
        r""" Super ellipse XSec"""
        r""" Rounded rectangle XSec"""
        r""" General fuselage XSec"""
        r""" Fuselage file XSec"""
        r""" Four series XSec"""
        r""" Six series XSec"""
        r""" Biconvex XSec"""
        r""" Wedge XSec"""
        r""" Generic Edit Curve XSec"""
        r""" Airfoil file XSec"""
        r""" CST airfoil XSec"""
        r""" VKT airfoil XSec"""
        r""" Four digit modified XSec"""
        r""" Five digit XSec"""
        r""" Five digit modified XSec"""
        r""" One six series XSec"""
        r""" FAA AC 25.773 pilot view requirement"""
        r""" Number of XSec types"""
        r""" Width driver"""
        r""" Area driver"""
        r""" Height driver"""
        r""" Height/width ratio driver"""
        r""" Number of XSec drivers"""
        
        r""" No flap"""
        r""" Plain flap"""
        r""" Number of flap types"""
        r""" Both sides"""
        r""" Left side"""
        r""" Right side"""
        r""" No trimming"""
        r""" Trim XSec by X"""
        r""" Trim XSec by thickness"""
        r""" Number of trimming types"""
        r""" Fuselage XSec Geom"""
        r""" Stack XSec Geom"""
        r""" Wing XSec Geom"""
        r""" Custom XSec Geom"""
        r""" Propeller XSec Geom"""
        r""" Number of XSec types"""
        r""" Shift leading edge"""
        
        
        # Register ErrorObj in _vsp:
        # Register ErrorMgrSingleton in _vsp:
        
    @client_wrap
    def VSPCheckSetup(self, ):
        r"""
        Check if OpenVSP has been initialized successfully. If not, the OpenVSP instance will be exited. This call should be placed at the
        beginning of all API scripts.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            VSPCheckSetup()
    
            # A failed setup exits OpenVSP outright, so reaching this point is most of
            # the test.  Confirm the model is actually usable.
            type_array = GetGeomTypes()
    
            assert len( type_array ) > 0, "VSPCheckSetup did not leave a usable model"
    
            # Continue to do things...
    
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.VSPCheckSetup()
    
    @client_wrap
    def VSPRenew(self, ):
        r"""
        Clear and reinitialize OpenVSP to all default settings
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetParmVal( pod_id, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            VSPRenew()
    
            if  len(FindGeoms()) != 0 :
                print( "ERROR: VSPRenew" )
                assert False, "ERROR: VSPRenew"
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.VSPRenew()
    
    @client_wrap
    def Update(self, update_managers=True):
        r"""
        Update the entire vehicle and all lower level children. An input, which is true by default, is available to specify
        if managers should be updated as well. The managers are typically updated by their respective GUI, so must be
        updated through the API as well to avoid unexpected behavior.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fid, 0 )           # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
    
            num_xsecs = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            Update()
    
            before_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( fid, 0, False )
    
            #==== Set Tan Angles At Nose/Tail
            SetXSecTanAngles( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 0 ), XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 90, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )
            SetXSecTanAngles( GetXSec( xsec_surf, num_xsecs - 1 ), XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, -90, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )
    
            Update()       # Force Surface Update
    
            after_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( fid, 0, False )
    
            # Blunting the nose and tail pushes the surface out, which only shows up in
            # the bounding box once Update() has rebuilt it.
            assert dist( before_max, after_max ) > 1e-9, "Update did not rebuild the surface"
    
    
        :type update_managers: boolean, optional
        :param update_managers: bool Flag to indicate if managers should be updated
        """
        return _vsp.Update(update_managers)
    
    @client_wrap
    def VSPExit(self, error_code):
        r"""
        Exit the program with a specific error code
        :param [in]: error_code int Error code
        """
        return _vsp.VSPExit(error_code)
    
    @client_wrap
    def VSPCrash(self, crash_type):
        r"""
        Cause OpenVSP to crash in a variety of ways.
        :param [in]: crash_type int Type of crash to attempt.
        """
        return _vsp.VSPCrash(crash_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAndResetUpdateCount(self, ):
        r"""
        Return the OpenVSP update count and also reset it to zero.
    
        The OpenVSP update count tracks how many times the GUI has been told to update screens (set to dirty).  It
        provides a simple means of testing whether the OpenVSP state has possibly changed (non-zero returned).
        Nothing marks a screen dirty when no GUI is running, so the count stays at zero in a plain script.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Update()
    
            # Reading the count clears it, so a second read with nothing in between
            # reports no change.
            GetAndResetUpdateCount()
    
            assert GetAndResetUpdateCount() == 0, "the update count did not reset"
    
            # The count is a GUI notion.  A script with no GUI running never marks a
            # screen dirty, so the count stays where the read left it.
            SetParmValUpdate( pid, "Length", "Design", 10.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert GetAndResetUpdateCount() >= 0, "the update count went negative"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int OpenVSP update count
        """
        return _vsp.GetAndResetUpdateCount()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPVersion(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the version of the OpenVSP instance currently running
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "The current OpenVSP version is: ", False )
    
            ver = GetVSPVersion()
    
            print( ver )
    
            # The string form has to agree with the numeric accessors.
            num = f"{GetVSPVersionMajor()}.{GetVSPVersionMinor()}.{GetVSPVersionChange()}"
    
            assert num in ver, "GetVSPVersion does not contain " + num
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string OpenVSP version string (i.e. "OpenVSP 3.17.1")
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPVersion()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPVersionMajor(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the major version of the OpenVSP instance currently running as an integer
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "The current OpenVSP version is: ", False )
    
            major = GetVSPVersionMajor()
            minor = GetVSPVersionMinor()
            change = GetVSPVersionChange()
    
            print( f"{major}.{minor}.{change}" )
    
            # OpenVSP 3 and later.  Negative pieces would mean the version was never
            # filled in.
            assert major >= 3 and minor >= 0 and change >= 0, "implausible version number"
    
            # The pieces have to add back up to the string form.
            num = f"{major}.{minor}.{change}"
    
            assert num in GetVSPVersion(), "version pieces disagree with GetVSPVersion"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int OpenVSP major version number (i.e. 3 in 3.X.Y)
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPVersionMajor()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPVersionMinor(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the minor version of the OpenVSP instance currently running as an integer
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "The current OpenVSP version is: ", False )
    
            major = GetVSPVersionMajor()
            minor = GetVSPVersionMinor()
            change = GetVSPVersionChange()
    
            print( f"{major}.{minor}.{change}" )
    
            # OpenVSP 3 and later.  Negative pieces would mean the version was never
            # filled in.
            assert major >= 3 and minor >= 0 and change >= 0, "implausible version number"
    
            # The pieces have to add back up to the string form.
            num = f"{major}.{minor}.{change}"
    
            assert num in GetVSPVersion(), "version pieces disagree with GetVSPVersion"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int OpenVSP minor version number (i.e. X in 3.X.Y)
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPVersionMinor()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPVersionChange(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the change version of the OpenVSP instance currently running as an integer
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "The current OpenVSP version is: ", False )
    
            major = GetVSPVersionMajor()
            minor = GetVSPVersionMinor()
            change = GetVSPVersionChange()
    
            print( f"{major}.{minor}.{change}" )
    
            # OpenVSP 3 and later.  Negative pieces would mean the version was never
            # filled in.
            assert major >= 3 and minor >= 0 and change >= 0, "implausible version number"
    
            # The pieces have to add back up to the string form.
            num = f"{major}.{minor}.{change}"
    
            assert num in GetVSPVersion(), "version pieces disagree with GetVSPVersion"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int OpenVSP change version number (i.e. Y in 3.X.Y)
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPVersionChange()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPExePath(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the path to the OpenVSP executable. OpenVSP will assume that the VSPAERO, VSPSLICER, and VSPVIEWER are in the same directory unless
        instructed otherwise.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "The current VSP executable path is: ", False )
    
            exe_path = GetVSPExePath()
    
            print( exe_path )
    
            assert len( exe_path ) > 0, "GetVSPExePath returned an empty path"
    
    
        See also: SetVSPAEROPath, CheckForVSPAERO, GetVSPAEROPath
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Path to the OpenVSP executable
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPExePath()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetVSPAEROPath(self, path):
        r"""
        Set the path to the VSPAERO executables (Solver, Viewer, and Slicer). By default, OpenVSP will assume that the VSPAERO executables are in the
        same directory as the VSP executable. However, this may need to be changed when using certain API languages like MATLAB and Python. For example,
        Python may treat the location of the Python executable as the VSP executable path, so either the VSPAERO executable needs to be moved to the same
        directory or this function can be called to tell Python where to look for VSPAERO.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            orig_path = GetVSPAEROPath()
    
            if  not CheckForVSPAERO( GetVSPExePath() ) :
                vspaero_path = "C:/Users/example_user/Documents/OpenVSP_3.4.5"
                SetVSPAEROPath( vspaero_path )
    
            # A directory with no VSPAERO in it has to be rejected, and rejecting it
            # must leave the stored path alone.
            assert not SetVSPAEROPath( "/no/such/directory/anywhere" ), "SetVSPAEROPath accepted a nonexistent directory"
    
            assert GetVSPAEROPath() == orig_path, "a rejected SetVSPAEROPath changed the stored path"
    
    
        See also: GetVSPExePath, CheckForVSPAERO, GetVSPAEROPath
        :param [in]: path string Absolute path to directory containing VSPAERO executable
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Flag that indicates whether or not the path was set correctly
        """
        return _vsp.SetVSPAEROPath(path)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPAEROPath(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the path that OpenVSP will use to look for all VSPAERO executables (Solver, Slicer, and Viewer) when attempting to execute
        VSPAERO. If the VSPAERO executables are not in this location, they must either be copied there or the VSPAERO path must be set
        using SetVSPAEROPath.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            if  not CheckForVSPAERO( GetVSPAEROPath() ) :
                print( "VSPAERO is not where OpenVSP thinks it is. I should move the VSPAERO executable or call SetVSPAEROPath." )
    
            assert len( GetVSPAEROPath() ) > 0, "GetVSPAEROPath returned an empty path"
    
    
        See also: GetVSPExePath, CheckForVSPAERO, SetVSPAEROPath
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Path OpenVSP will look for VSPAERO
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPAEROPath()
    
    @client_wrap
    def CheckForVSPAERO(self, path):
        r"""
        Check if all VSPAERO executables (Solver, Viewer, and Slicer) are in a given directory. Note that this function will return false
        if only one or two VSPAERO executables are found. An error message will indicate the executables that are missing. This may be
        acceptable, as only the Solver is needed in all cases. The Viewer and Slicer may not be needed.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            vspaero_path = "C:/Users/example_user/Documents/OpenVSP_3.4.5"
    
            if  CheckForVSPAERO( vspaero_path ) :
                SetVSPAEROPath( vspaero_path )
    
            # A directory that cannot exist must not report VSPAERO in it.
            assert not CheckForVSPAERO( "/no/such/directory/anywhere" ), "CheckForVSPAERO found VSPAERO in a nonexistent directory"
    
    
        See also: GetVSPExePath, GetVSPAEROPath, SetVSPAEROPath
        :param [in]: path string Absolute path to check for VSPAERO executables
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Flag that indicates if all VSPAERO executables are found or not
        """
        return _vsp.CheckForVSPAERO(path)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetVSPHelpPath(self, path):
        r"""
        Set the path to the OpenVSP help files. By default, OpenVSP will assume that the OpenVSP help directory is in the
        same directory as the VSP executable. However, this may need to be changed when using certain API languages like MATLAB and Python. For example,
        Python may treat the location of the Python executable as the VSP executable path, so either the VSPAERO executable needs to be moved to the same
        directory or this function can be called to tell Python where to look for help.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            orig_path = GetVSPHelpPath()
    
            if  not CheckForVSPHelp( GetVSPExePath() ) :
                vsphelp_path = "C:/Users/example_user/Documents/OpenVSP_3.4.5/help"
                SetVSPHelpPath( vsphelp_path )
    
            # A directory with no help files in it has to be rejected, and rejecting it
            # must leave the stored path alone.
            assert not SetVSPHelpPath( "/no/such/directory/anywhere" ), "SetVSPHelpPath accepted a nonexistent directory"
    
            assert GetVSPHelpPath() == orig_path, "a rejected SetVSPHelpPath changed the stored path"
    
    
        See also: GetVSPExePath, CheckForVSPHelp, GetVSPHelpPath
        :param [in]: path string Absolute path to directory containing OpenVSP help files
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Flag that indicates whether or not the path was set correctly
        """
        return _vsp.SetVSPHelpPath(path)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPHelpPath(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the path that OpenVSP will use to look for all OpenVSP help files. If the OpenVSP help files are not in this location,
        they must either be copied there or the VSPHelp path must be set using SetVSPHelpPath.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            if  not CheckForVSPHelp( GetVSPHelpPath() ) :
                print( "OpenVSP help is not where OpenVSP thinks it is. I should move the help files or call SetVSPHelpPath." )
    
            assert len( GetVSPHelpPath() ) > 0, "GetVSPHelpPath returned an empty path"
    
    
        See also: GetVSPExePath, CheckForVSPHelp, SetVSPHelpPath
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Path OpenVSP will look for help files
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPHelpPath()
    
    @client_wrap
    def CheckForVSPHelp(self, path):
        r"""
        Check if all OpenVSP help files are in a given directory.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            vsphelp_path = "C:/Users/example_user/Documents/OpenVSP_3.4.5/help"
    
            if  CheckForVSPHelp( vsphelp_path ) :
                SetVSPHelpPath( vsphelp_path )
    
            # A directory that cannot exist must not report help files in it.
            assert not CheckForVSPHelp( "/no/such/directory/anywhere" ), "CheckForVSPHelp found help in a nonexistent directory"
    
    
        See also: GetVSPExePath, GetVSPAEROPath, SetVSPHelpPath
        :param [in]: path string Absolute path to check for VSPAERO executables
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Flag that indicates if OpenVSP help files are found or not
        """
        return _vsp.CheckForVSPHelp(path)
    
    @client_wrap
    def RegisterCFDMeshAnalyses(self, ):
        r"""RegisterCFDMeshAnalyses()"""
        return _vsp.RegisterCFDMeshAnalyses()
    
    @client_wrap
    def LimitedIntersectSurfaces(self, geomvec, ptchains, uwchains):
        r"""LimitedIntersectSurfaces(StringVector geomvec, std::vector< std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >,std::allocator< std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > > > > & ptchains, std::vector< std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >,std::allocator< std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > > > > & uwchains)"""
        return _vsp.LimitedIntersectSurfaces(geomvec, ptchains, uwchains)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadVSPFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Load an OpenVSP project from a VSP3 file
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            fname = "example_fuse.vsp3"
    
            SetVSP3FileName( fname )
    
            # A relative name is resolved against the working directory, so ask for the
            # resolved name rather than assuming it comes back verbatim.
            full_name = GetVSPFileName()
    
            Update()
    
            #==== Save Vehicle to File ====//
            print( "\tSaving vehicle file to: ", False )
    
            print( fname )
    
            WriteVSPFile( GetVSPFileName(), SET_ALL )
    
            #==== Reset Geometry ====//
            print( "--->Resetting VSP model to blank slate\n" )
    
            ClearVSPModel()
    
            assert len( FindGeoms() ) == 0, "ClearVSPModel left Geoms behind"
    
            ReadVSPFile( fname )
    
            # The Fuselage has to come back, and come back the same shape.
            geoms = FindGeoms()
    
            assert len( geoms ) == 1, "ReadVSPFile did not restore the model"
            assert GetGeomTypeName( geoms[0] ) == "Fuselage", "ReadVSPFile restored the wrong Geom type"
            assert GetVSPFileName() == full_name, "ReadVSPFile did not set the project file name"
    
    
        :param [in]: file_name string \*.vsp3 file name
        """
        return _vsp.ReadVSPFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteVSPFile(self, *args):
        r"""
        Save the current OpenVSP project to a VSP3 file
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            fname = "example_fuse.vsp3"
    
            SetVSP3FileName( fname )
    
            # A relative name is resolved against the working directory, so ask for the
            # resolved name rather than assuming it comes back verbatim.
            full_name = GetVSPFileName()
    
            Update()
    
            #==== Save Vehicle to File ====//
            print( "\tSaving vehicle file to: ", False )
    
            print( fname )
    
            WriteVSPFile( GetVSPFileName(), SET_ALL )
    
            #==== Reset Geometry ====//
            print( "--->Resetting VSP model to blank slate\n" )
    
            ClearVSPModel()
    
            assert len( FindGeoms() ) == 0, "ClearVSPModel left Geoms behind"
    
            ReadVSPFile( fname )
    
            # The Fuselage has to come back, and come back the same shape.
            geoms = FindGeoms()
    
            assert len( geoms ) == 1, "ReadVSPFile did not restore the model"
            assert GetGeomTypeName( geoms[0] ) == "Fuselage", "ReadVSPFile restored the wrong Geom type"
            assert GetVSPFileName() == full_name, "ReadVSPFile did not set the project file name"
    
    
        :param [in]: file_name string \*.vsp3 file name
        :param [in]: set int Set index to write (i.e. SET_ALL)
        """
        return _vsp.WriteVSPFile(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetVSP3FileName(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Set the file name of a OpenVSP project
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            fname = "example_fuse.vsp3"
    
            SetVSP3FileName( fname )
    
            # A relative name is resolved against the working directory, so ask for the
            # resolved name rather than assuming it comes back verbatim.
            full_name = GetVSPFileName()
    
            Update()
    
            #==== Save Vehicle to File ====//
            print( "\tSaving vehicle file to: ", False )
    
            print( fname )
    
            WriteVSPFile( GetVSPFileName(), SET_ALL )
    
            #==== Reset Geometry ====//
            print( "--->Resetting VSP model to blank slate\n" )
    
            ClearVSPModel()
    
            assert len( FindGeoms() ) == 0, "ClearVSPModel left Geoms behind"
    
            ReadVSPFile( fname )
    
            # The Fuselage has to come back, and come back the same shape.
            geoms = FindGeoms()
    
            assert len( geoms ) == 1, "ReadVSPFile did not restore the model"
            assert GetGeomTypeName( geoms[0] ) == "Fuselage", "ReadVSPFile restored the wrong Geom type"
            assert GetVSPFileName() == full_name, "ReadVSPFile did not set the project file name"
    
    
        :param [in]: file_name string File name
        """
        return _vsp.SetVSP3FileName(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPFileName(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the file name of the current OpenVSP project
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            fname = "example_fuse.vsp3"
    
            SetVSP3FileName( fname )
    
            # A relative name is resolved against the working directory, so ask for the
            # resolved name rather than assuming it comes back verbatim.
            full_name = GetVSPFileName()
    
            Update()
    
            #==== Save Vehicle to File ====//
            print( "\tSaving vehicle file to: ", False )
    
            print( fname )
    
            WriteVSPFile( GetVSPFileName(), SET_ALL )
    
            assert GetVSPFileName() == full_name and full_name.endswith( fname ), "GetVSPFileName did not report the name that was set"
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string File name for the current OpenVSP project
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPFileName()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ClearVSPModel(self, ):
        r"""
        Clear the current OpenVSP model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            #==== Reset Geometry ====//
            print( "--->Resetting VSP model to blank slate\n" )
            ClearVSPModel()
    
            assert len( FindGeoms() ) == 0, "ClearVSPModel left Geoms behind"
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.ClearVSPModel()
    
    @client_wrap
    def InsertVSPFile(self, file_name, parent_geom_id):
        r"""
        Insert an external OpenVSP project into the current project. All Geoms in the external project are placed as children of the specified parent.
        If no parent or an invalid parent is given, the Geoms are inserted at the top level.
        :param [in]: file_name string \*.vsp3 filename
        :param [in]: parent_geom_id string Parent geom ID (ignored with empty string)
        """
        return _vsp.InsertVSPFile(file_name, parent_geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ExportFile(self, *args):
        r"""
        Export a file from OpenVSP. Many formats are available, such as STL, IGES, and SVG. If a mesh is generated for a particular export,
        the ID of the MeshGeom will be returned. If no mesh is generated an empty string will be returned.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING" )             # Add Wing
    
            ExportFile( "Airfoil_Metadata.csv", SET_ALL, EXPORT_SELIG_AIRFOIL )
    
            mesh_id = ExportFile( "Example_Mesh.msh", SET_ALL, EXPORT_GMSH )
            assert len( mesh_id ) > 0, "ExportFile returned no id"
    
            DeleteGeom( mesh_id ) # Delete the mesh generated by the GMSH export
    
    
        See also: EXPORT_TYPE
        :param [in]: file_name string Export file name
        :param [in]: thick_set int Set index to export (i.e. SET_ALL)
        :param [in]: file_type int File type enum (i.e. EXPORT_IGES)
        :param [in]: subsFlag int Flag to tag subsurfaces if MeshGeom is created
        :param [in]: thin_set int Set index to export as degenerate geometry (i.e. SET_NONE)
        :param [in]: useMode bool Flag determine if mode is used instead of sets
        :param [in]: modeID string ID of Mode to use
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Mesh Geom ID if the export generates a mesh
        """
        return _vsp.ExportFile(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ImportFile(self, file_name, file_type, parent):
        r"""
        Import a file into OpenVSP. Many formats are available, such as NASCART, V2, and BEM). The imported Geom, mesh, or other object is inserted
        as a child of the specified parent. If no parent or an invalid parent is given, the import will be done at the top level.
        See also: IMPORT_TYPE
        :param [in]: file_name string Import file name
        :param [in]: file_type int File type enum (i.e. IMPORT_PTS)
        :param [in]: parent string Parent Geom ID (ignored with empty string)
        """
        return _vsp.ImportFile(file_name, file_type, parent)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBEMPropID(self, ):
        r"""
        Set the ID of the propeller to be exported to a BEM file. Call this function before ExportFile.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Prop Geometry ====//
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
    
            SetBEMPropID( prop_id )
    
            ExportFile( "ExampleBEM.bem", SET_ALL, EXPORT_BEM )
    
            # A BEM export of a Geom that is not a propeller has to be rejected.  The
            # error queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetBEMPropID( pod_id )
    
            ExportFile( "ExampleBEM.bem", SET_ALL, EXPORT_BEM )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "BEM export accepted a Geom that is not a propeller"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: EXPORT_TYPE, ExportFile
        :param [in]: prop_id string Propeller Geom ID
    
    
    
        Get the ID of the propeller that will be exported to a BEM file.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Prop Geometry ====//
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
    
            SetBEMPropID( prop_id )
    
            assert GetBEMPropID() == prop_id, "GetBEMPropID did not report the propeller that was set"
    
    
        See also: SetBEMPropID, ExportFile
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Propeller Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetBEMPropID()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBEMPropID(self, prop_id):
        r"""SetBEMPropID(std::string const & prop_id)"""
        return _vsp.SetBEMPropID(prop_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadApplyDESFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Read in and apply a design file (\*.des) to the current OpenVSP project
        :param [in]: file_name string \*.des input file
        """
        return _vsp.ReadApplyDESFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteDESFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Write all design variables to a design file (\*.des)
        :param [in]: file_name string \*.des output file
        """
        return _vsp.WriteDESFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadApplyXDDMFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Read in and apply a Cart3D XDDM file (\*.xddm) to the current OpenVSP project
        :param [in]: file_name string \*.xddm input file
        """
        return _vsp.ReadApplyXDDMFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteXDDMFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Write all design variables to a Cart3D XDDM file (\*.xddm)
        :param [in]: file_name string \*.xddm output file
        """
        return _vsp.WriteXDDMFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumDesignVars(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of design variables
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of design variables
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumDesignVars()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddDesignVar(self, parm_id, type):
        r"""
        Add a design variable
        See also: XDDM_QUANTITY_TYPE
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :param [in]: type int XDDM type enum (XDDM_VAR or XDDM_CONST)
        """
        return _vsp.AddDesignVar(parm_id, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllDesignVars(self, ):
        r"""    Delete all design variables"""
        return _vsp.DeleteAllDesignVars()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetDesignVar(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the Parm ID of the specified design variable
        :param [in]: index int Index of design variable
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetDesignVar(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetDesignVarType(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the XDDM type of the specified design variable
        See also: XDDM_QUANTITY_TYPE
        :param [in]: index int Index of design variable
        :rtype: int
        :return: int XDDM type enum (XDDM_VAR or XDDM_CONST)
        """
        return _vsp.GetDesignVarType(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetComputationFileName(self, file_type):
        r"""
        Get the file name of a specified file type. Note, this function cannot be used to set FEA Mesh file names.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Set File Name ====//
            SetComputationFileName( DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE, "TestDegenScript.csv" )
    
            #==== Run Degen Geom ====//
            ComputeDegenGeom( SET_ALL, DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE )
    
            # The degenerate representation is reported through the Results Manager as
            # well as written to file.  A Pod yields a surface, a plate and a stick.
            assert GetNumResults( "DegenGeom" ) == 1, "ComputeDegenGeom produced no DegenGeom result"
            assert GetNumResults( "Degen_surf" ) >= 1, "ComputeDegenGeom produced no Degen_surf result"
            assert GetNumResults( "Degen_plate" ) >= 1, "ComputeDegenGeom produced no Degen_plate result"
            assert GetNumResults( "Degen_stick" ) >= 1, "ComputeDegenGeom produced no Degen_stick result"
    
    
        See also: COMPUTATION_FILE_TYPE, SetFeaMeshFileName
        :param [in]: file_type int File type enum (i.e. CFD_TRI_TYPE, COMP_GEOM_TXT_TYPE)
        :param [in]: file_name string File name
    
    
    
        Get the file name of a specified file type. Note, this function cannot be used to get FEA Mesh file names.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Set File Name ====//
            SetComputationFileName( DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE, "TestDegenScript.csv" )
    
            assert GetComputationFileName( DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE ) == "TestDegenScript.csv", "GetComputationFileName did not report the name that was set"
    
            # Each file type carries its own name.
            SetComputationFileName( CFD_STL_TYPE, "TestCFDMesh.stl" )
    
            assert GetComputationFileName( CFD_STL_TYPE ) == "TestCFDMesh.stl", "setting one file name disturbed another"
            assert GetComputationFileName( DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE ) == "TestDegenScript.csv", "setting one file name disturbed another"
    
    
        See also: COMPUTATION_FILE_TYPE, SetComputationFileName, GetFeaMeshFileName
        :param [in]: file_type int File type enum (i.e. CFD_TRI_TYPE, COMP_GEOM_TXT_TYPE)
        :rtype: string
        :return: string File name
        """
        return _vsp.GetComputationFileName(file_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetComputationFileName(self, file_type, file_name):
        r"""SetComputationFileName(int file_type, std::string const & file_name)"""
        return _vsp.SetComputationFileName(file_type, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeMassProps(self, set, num_slices, idir):
        r"""
        Compute mass properties for the components in the set. Alternatively can be run through the Analysis Manager with 'MassProp'.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Test Mass Props ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            mesh_id = ComputeMassProps( SET_ALL, 20, X_DIR )
    
            mass_res_id = FindLatestResultsID( "Mass_Properties" )
    
            double_arr = GetDoubleResults( mass_res_id, "Total_Mass" )
    
            if  len(double_arr) != 1 :
                print( "---> Error: API ComputeMassProps" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API ComputeMassProps"
    
    
        See also: SetAnalysisInputDefaults, PrintAnalysisInputs, ExecAnalysis
        :param [in]: set int Set index (i.e. SET_ALL)
        :param [in]: num_slices int Number of slices
        :param [in]: idir int Direction of slicing for integration
        :rtype: string
        :return: string MeshGeom ID
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeMassProps(set, num_slices, idir)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeCompGeom(self, set, half_mesh, file_export_types):
        r"""
        Mesh, intersect, and trim components in the set. Alternatively can be run through the Analysis Manager with 'CompGeom'.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            #==== Run CompGeom And Get Results ====//
            mesh_id = ComputeCompGeom( SET_ALL, False, 0 )                      # Half Mesh false and no file export
            assert len( mesh_id ) > 0, "ComputeCompGeom returned no id"
    
    
            comp_res_id = FindLatestResultsID( "Comp_Geom" )                    # Find Results ID
    
            double_arr = GetDoubleResults( comp_res_id, "Wet_Area" )    # Extract Results
    
    
        See also: SetAnalysisInputDefaults, PrintAnalysisInputs, ExecAnalysis, COMPUTATION_FILE_TYPE
        :param [in]: set int Set index (i.e. SET_ALL)
        :param [in]: half_mesh bool Flag to ignore surfaces on the negative side of the XZ plane (e.g. symmetry)
        :param [in]: file_export_types int CompGeom file type to export (supports XOR i.e. COMP_GEOM_CSV_TYPE & COMP_GEOM_TXT_TYPE )
        :rtype: string
        :return: string MeshGeom ID
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeCompGeom(set, half_mesh, file_export_types)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputePlaneSlice(self, set, num_slices, norm, auto_bnd, start_bnd=0, end_bnd=0, measureduct=False):
        r"""
        Slice and mesh the components in the set. Alternatively can be run through the Analysis Manager with 'PlanarSlice'.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            #==== Test Plane Slice ====//
            slice_mesh_id = ComputePlaneSlice( 0, 6, vec3d( 0.0, 0.0, 1.0 ), True )
    
            pslice_results = FindLatestResultsID( "Slice" )
    
            double_arr = GetDoubleResults( pslice_results, "Slice_Area" )
    
            if  len(double_arr) != 6 :
                print( "---> Error: API ComputePlaneSlice" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API ComputePlaneSlice"
    
    
        See also: SetAnalysisInputDefaults, PrintAnalysisInputs, ExecAnalysis
        :param [in]: set int Set index (i.e. SET_ALL)
        :param [in]: num_slices int Number of slices
        :param [in]: norm vec3d Normal axis for all slices
        :param [in]: auto_bnd bool Flag to automatically set the start and end bound locations
        :param [in]: start_bnd double Location of the first slice along the normal axis (default: 0.0)
        :param [in]: end_bnd double Location of the last slice along the normal axis (default: 0.0)
        :param [in]: measureduct bool Flag to measure negative area inside positive area (default: false)
        :rtype: string
        :return: string MeshGeom ID
        """
        return _vsp.ComputePlaneSlice(set, num_slices, norm, auto_bnd, start_bnd, end_bnd, measureduct)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeDegenGeom(self, set, file_export_types):
        r"""
        Compute the degenerate geometry representation for the components in the set. Alternatively can be run through the Analysis Manager with 'DegenGeom' or 'VSPAERODegenGeom'.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Set File Name ====//
            SetComputationFileName( DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE, "TestDegenScript.csv" )
    
            #==== Run Degen Geom ====//
            ComputeDegenGeom( SET_ALL, DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE )
    
            # The degenerate representation is reported through the Results Manager as
            # well as written to file.  A Pod yields a surface, a plate and a stick.
            assert GetNumResults( "DegenGeom" ) == 1, "ComputeDegenGeom produced no DegenGeom result"
            assert GetNumResults( "Degen_surf" ) >= 1, "ComputeDegenGeom produced no Degen_surf result"
            assert GetNumResults( "Degen_plate" ) >= 1, "ComputeDegenGeom produced no Degen_plate result"
            assert GetNumResults( "Degen_stick" ) >= 1, "ComputeDegenGeom produced no Degen_stick result"
    
    
        See also: SetAnalysisInputDefaults, PrintAnalysisInputs, ExecAnalysis, COMPUTATION_FILE_TYPE
        :param [in]: set int Set index (i.e. SET_ALL)
        :param [in]: file_export_types int DegenGeom file type to export (supports XOR i.e DEGEN_GEOM_M_TYPE & DEGEN_GEOM_CSV_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeDegenGeom(set, file_export_types)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeCFDMesh(self, set, degenset, file_export_types):
        r"""
        Create a CFD Mesh for the components in the set. This analysis cannot be run through the Analysis Manager.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Update()
    
            #==== Keep the mesh coarse so the example runs quickly ====//
            SetCFDMeshVal( CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN, 1.0 )
            SetCFDMeshVal( CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN, 0.1 )
    
            #==== CFDMesh Method Facet Export =====//
            SetComputationFileName( CFD_FACET_TYPE, "TestCFDMeshFacet_API.facet" )
            SetComputationFileName( CFD_STL_TYPE, "TestCFDMesh_API.stl" )
    
           print( "\tComputing CFDMesh..." )
    
            ComputeCFDMesh( SET_ALL, SET_NONE, CFD_FACET_TYPE | CFD_STL_TYPE )
    
            # CFD Mesh reports nothing through the Results Manager, so read the mesh it
            # just wrote back in to prove it produced one.
            mesh_id = ImportFile( "TestCFDMesh_API.stl", IMPORT_STL, "" )
    
            assert len( mesh_id ) > 0, "ComputeCFDMesh did not write a readable mesh"
            assert GetGeomTypeName( mesh_id ) == "Mesh", "ComputeCFDMesh did not write a readable mesh"
    
            DeleteGeom( mesh_id )
    
    
        See also: COMPUTATION_FILE_TYPE
        :param [in]: set int Set index (i.e. SET_ALL)
        :param [in]: degenset int DegenSet index (i.e. SET_NONE)
        :param [in]: file_export_types int CFD Mesh file type to export (supports XOR i.e CFD_SRF_TYPE & CFD_STL_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeCFDMesh(set, degenset, file_export_types)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetCFDMeshVal(self, type):
        r"""
        Set the value of a specific CFD Mesh option
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetCFDMeshVal( CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN, 1.0 )
    
            # The control types are backed by Parms in the CFD grid density container,
            # so the value that was set can be read back.
            dens_id = FindContainer( "CFDGridDensity", 0 )
    
            min_len_id = FindParm( dens_id, "MinLen", "CFDGridDensity" )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( min_len_id ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "SetCFDMeshVal did not set CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN"
    
    
        See also: CFD_CONTROL_TYPE
        :param [in]: type int CFD Mesh control type enum (i.e. CFD_GROWTH_RATIO)
        :param [in]: val double Value to set
    
    
    
        Get the value of a specific CFD Mesh option
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetCFDMeshVal( CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN, 1.0 )
    
            assert abs( GetCFDMeshVal( CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "GetCFDMeshVal did not report the value that was set"
    
            # Flags read back as zero or one.
            SetCFDMeshVal( CFD_HALF_MESH_FLAG, 1.0 )
    
            assert abs( GetCFDMeshVal( CFD_HALF_MESH_FLAG ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "GetCFDMeshVal did not report the half mesh flag"
    
            # A control type that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetCFDMeshVal( -1 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetCFDMeshVal accepted an unknown control type"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CFD_CONTROL_TYPE, SetCFDMeshVal
        :param [in]: type int CFD Mesh control type enum (i.e. CFD_GROWTH_RATIO)
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Value of the option
        """
        return _vsp.GetCFDMeshVal(type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetCFDMeshVal(self, type, val):
        r"""SetCFDMeshVal(int type, double val)"""
        return _vsp.SetCFDMeshVal(type, val)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetCFDWakeFlag(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Activate or deactivate the CFD Mesh wake for a particular Geom. Note, the wake flag is only applicable for wing-type surfaces.
        Also, this function is simply an alternative to setting the value of the Parm with the available Parm setting API functions.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geom ====//
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            SetCFDWakeFlag( wid, True )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( wid, "Wake", "Shape" ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "SetCFDWakeFlag did not activate the wake"
    
            SetCFDWakeFlag( wid, False )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( wid, "Wake", "Shape" ) ) < 1e-12, "SetCFDWakeFlag did not deactivate the wake"
    
            # This is equivalent to SetParmValUpdate( wid, "Wake", "Shape", 1.0 )
            # To change the scale: SetParmValUpdate( wid, "WakeScale", "WakeSettings", 10.0 )
            # To change the angle: SetParmValUpdate( wid, "WakeAngle", "WakeSettings", -5.0 )
    
    
        See also: SetParmVal, SetParmValUpdate
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: flag bool True to activate, false to deactivate
    
    
    
        Get the CFD Mesh wake flag for a particular Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geom ====//
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            # A new Geom starts with its wake off.
            assert not GetCFDWakeFlag( wid ), "a new Geom starts with its wake on"
    
            SetCFDWakeFlag( wid, True )
    
            assert GetCFDWakeFlag( wid ), "GetCFDWakeFlag did not follow SetCFDWakeFlag"
    
            # The flag is the Wake Parm, so the two have to agree.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( wid, "Wake", "Shape" ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "the wake flag disagrees with its Parm"
    
    
        See also: SetCFDWakeFlag
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if the wake is active
        """
        return _vsp.GetCFDWakeFlag(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetCFDWakeFlag(self, geom_id, flag):
        r"""SetCFDWakeFlag(std::string const & geom_id, bool flag)"""
        return _vsp.SetCFDWakeFlag(geom_id, flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumCFDSources(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Delete all CFD Mesh sources for all Geoms
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )      # Add A Point Source
    
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 1, "the source was not added"
    
            DeleteAllCFDSources()
    
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 0, "DeleteAllCFDSources left sources behind"
    
    
    
    
    
        Get the number of CFD Mesh sources on the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 0, "a new Geom starts with sources"
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )      # Add A Point Source
    
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 1, "GetNumCFDSources did not count the source that was added"
    
            AddDefaultSources() # 3 Sources: Def_Fwd_PS, Def_Aft_PS, Def_Fwd_Aft_LS
    
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 4, "GetNumCFDSources did not count the default sources"
    
            DeleteAllCFDSources()
    
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 0, "DeleteAllCFDSources left sources behind"
    
    
        See also: AddCFDSource, AddDefaultSources, DeleteCFDSource, DeleteAllCFDSources
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of CFD Mesh sources on the Geom
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumCFDSources(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetCFDSourceName(self, geom_id, source_index):
        r"""
        Get the name of a CFD Mesh source on the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddDefaultSources() # 3 Sources: Def_Fwd_PS, Def_Aft_PS, Def_Fwd_Aft_LS
    
            assert GetCFDSourceName( pid, 0 ) == "Def_Fwd_PS", "GetCFDSourceName did not name the first default source"
    
            # Every source the Geom counts has to be nameable.
            for i in range( GetNumCFDSources( pid ) ):
                assert len( GetCFDSourceName( pid, i ) ) > 0, "source " + str( i ) + " has no name"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetCFDSourceName( pid, GetNumCFDSources( pid ) )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetCFDSourceName accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: GetNumCFDSources, GetCFDSourceType
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: source_index int Source index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Source name
        """
        return _vsp.GetCFDSourceName(geom_id, source_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetCFDSourceName(self, geom_id, source_index, name):
        r"""
        Get the type of a CFD Mesh source on the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )      # Add A Point Source
    
            assert GetCFDSourceType( pid, 0 ) == POINT_SOURCE, "GetCFDSourceType did not report the type that was added"
    
            # A source of a different type reports differently.
            AddCFDSource( LINE_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5, 0.25, 2.0, 0.75, 0.75 )
    
            assert GetCFDSourceType( pid, 1 ) == LINE_SOURCE, "GetCFDSourceType did not report the second source"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetCFDSourceType( pid, GetNumCFDSources( pid ) )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetCFDSourceType accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CFD_MESH_SOURCE_TYPE, GetNumCFDSources, GetCFDSourceName
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: source_index int Source index
        :rtype: void
        :return: int CFD Mesh source type enum (i.e. POINT_SOURCE)
    
    
    
        Set the name of a CFD Mesh source on the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )      # Add A Point Source
    
            SetCFDSourceName( pid, 0, "ExampleSource" )
    
            assert GetCFDSourceName( pid, 0 ) == "ExampleSource", "SetCFDSourceName did not take"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetCFDSourceName( pid, GetNumCFDSources( pid ), "ExampleSource" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "SetCFDSourceName accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: GetCFDSourceName, GetNumCFDSources
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: source_index int Source index
        :param [in]: name string Source name
        """
        return _vsp.SetCFDSourceName(geom_id, source_index, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetCFDSourceType(self, geom_id, source_index):
        r"""GetCFDSourceType(std::string const & geom_id, int source_index) -> int"""
        return _vsp.GetCFDSourceType(geom_id, source_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteCFDSource(self, geom_id, source_index):
        r"""
        Delete a single CFD Mesh source from the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddDefaultSources() # 3 Sources: Def_Fwd_PS, Def_Aft_PS, Def_Fwd_Aft_LS
    
            second_name = GetCFDSourceName( pid, 1 )
    
            DeleteCFDSource( pid, 0 )
    
            # Only the named source goes, and the rest slide down.
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 2, "DeleteCFDSource did not remove one source"
            assert GetCFDSourceName( pid, 0 ) == second_name, "DeleteCFDSource removed the wrong source"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteCFDSource( pid, GetNumCFDSources( pid ) )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteCFDSource accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddCFDSource, AddDefaultSources, DeleteAllCFDSources, GetNumCFDSources
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: source_index int Source index
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteCFDSource(geom_id, source_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllCFDSources(self, ):
        r"""DeleteAllCFDSources()"""
        return _vsp.DeleteAllCFDSources()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetCFDSourceID(self, geom_id, source_index):
        r"""
        Get the ParmContainer ID of a CFD Mesh source, so its size and placement can be read and driven
        after the source has been created.  A source's Parms live in the "Source" group and are named
        SrcLen, SrcRad, U_Loc and W_Loc, with SrcLen2, SrcRad2 and the numbered locations on the source
        types that take two ends.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )
    
            src_id = GetCFDSourceID( pid, 0 )
    
            assert len( src_id ) > 0, "GetCFDSourceID returned no id"
    
            # The source was created with a length of 0.25, and is editable from here.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( src_id, "SrcLen", "Source" ) - 0.25 ) < 1e-6, "GetCFDSourceID did not reach the source"
    
            SetParmVal( src_id, "SrcLen", "Source", 0.5 )
    
    
        See also: AddCFDSource, GetCFDSourceName, GetCFDSourceType
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: source_index int CFD Mesh source index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ParmContainer ID for the source
        """
        return _vsp.GetCFDSourceID(geom_id, source_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AdjustAllCFDSourceLen(self, mult):
        r"""
        Scale the edge length of every CFD Mesh source in the model by a common factor.  This is what
        the four global source length buttons on the CFD Mesh screen do, at 1/1.5, 1/1.1, 1.1 and 1.5.
        Sources are usually sized relative to one another, so scaling them together is how a mesh is
        refined or coarsened as a whole.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )
    
            src_id = GetCFDSourceID( pid, 0 )
    
            AdjustAllCFDSourceLen( 2.0 )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( src_id, "SrcLen", "Source" ) - 0.5 ) < 1e-6, "AdjustAllCFDSourceLen did not scale the source"
    
    
        See also: AdjustAllCFDSourceRad, GetCFDSourceID
        :param [in]: mult double Factor to scale every source length by
        """
        return _vsp.AdjustAllCFDSourceLen(mult)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AdjustAllCFDSourceRad(self, mult):
        r"""
        Scale the radius of influence of every CFD Mesh source in the model by a common factor.  This is
        what the four global source radius buttons on the CFD Mesh screen do, at 1/1.5, 1/1.1, 1.1 and
        1.5.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )
    
            src_id = GetCFDSourceID( pid, 0 )
    
            AdjustAllCFDSourceRad( 0.5 )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( src_id, "SrcRad", "Source" ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-6, "AdjustAllCFDSourceRad did not scale the source"
    
    
        See also: AdjustAllCFDSourceLen, GetCFDSourceID
        :param [in]: mult double Factor to scale every source radius by
        """
        return _vsp.AdjustAllCFDSourceRad(mult)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddDefaultSources(self, ):
        r"""
        Add default CFD Mesh sources for all Geoms
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddDefaultSources() # 3 Sources: Def_Fwd_PS, Def_Aft_PS, Def_Fwd_Aft_LS
    
            # The three default sources arrive under the names in the comment.
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 3, "AddDefaultSources did not add three sources"
            assert GetCFDSourceName( pid, 0 ) == "Def_Fwd_PS", "AddDefaultSources did not add the expected sources"
            assert GetCFDSourceName( pid, 1 ) == "Def_Aft_PS", "AddDefaultSources did not add the expected sources"
            assert GetCFDSourceName( pid, 2 ) == "Def_Fwd_Aft_LS", "AddDefaultSources did not add the expected sources"
    
            # The first two are point sources and the third joins them with a line.
            assert GetCFDSourceType( pid, 0 ) == POINT_SOURCE, "AddDefaultSources did not add the expected source types"
            assert GetCFDSourceType( pid, 1 ) == POINT_SOURCE, "AddDefaultSources did not add the expected source types"
            assert GetCFDSourceType( pid, 2 ) == LINE_SOURCE, "AddDefaultSources did not add the expected source types"
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.AddDefaultSources()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddCFDSource(self, type, geom_id, surf_index, l1, r1, u1, w1, l2=0, r2=0, u2=0, w2=0):
        r"""
        Add a CFD Mesh default source for the indicated Geom. Note, certain input params may not be used depending on the source type
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, pid, 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )      # Add A Point Source
    
            # The source lands on the Geom it was given, as the type it was given.
            assert GetNumCFDSources( pid ) == 1, "AddCFDSource did not add a point source"
            assert GetCFDSourceType( pid, 0 ) == POINT_SOURCE, "AddCFDSource did not add a point source"
    
            # A source attached to a Geom that does not exist has to be rejected.  The
            # error queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            AddCFDSource( POINT_SOURCE, "NOSUCHGEOM", 0, 0.25, 2.0, 0.5, 0.5 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "AddCFDSource accepted a bad Geom ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CFD_MESH_SOURCE_TYPE
        :param [in]: type int CFD Mesh source type( i.e.BOX_SOURCE )
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_index int Main surface index
        :param [in]: l1 double Source first edge length
        :param [in]: r1 double Source first radius
        :param [in]: u1 double Source first U location
        :param [in]: w1 double Source first W location
        :param [in]: l2 double Source second edge length
        :param [in]: r2 double Source second radius
        :param [in]: u2 double Source second U location
        :param [in]: w2 double Source second W location
        """
        return _vsp.AddCFDSource(type, geom_id, surf_index, l1, r1, u1, w1, l2, r2, u2, w2)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPAERORefWingID(self, ):
        r"""
        Get ID of the current VSPAERO reference Geom
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Reference Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPAERORefWingID()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetVSPAERORefWingID(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Set the current VSPAERO reference Geom ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geom and set some parameters =====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            SetGeomName( wing_id, "MainWing" )
    
            #==== Add Vertical tail and set some parameters =====//
            vert_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            SetGeomName( vert_id, "Vert" )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( vert_id, "TotalArea", "WingGeom", 10.0 )
            SetParmValUpdate( vert_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm", 8.5 )
            SetParmValUpdate( vert_id, "X_Rel_Rotation", "XForm", 90 )
    
            #==== Set VSPAERO Reference lengths & areas ====//
            SetVSPAERORefWingID( wing_id ) # Set as reference wing for VSPAERO
    
            print( "VSPAERO Reference Wing ID: ", False )
    
            print( GetVSPAERORefWingID() )
    
            assert GetVSPAERORefWingID() == wing_id, "SetVSPAERORefWingID did not take"
    
            # Naming a Geom that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetVSPAERORefWingID( "NOSUCHGEOM" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "SetVSPAERORefWingID accepted a bad Geom ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Reference Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.SetVSPAERORefWingID(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumAnalysis(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of analysis types available in the Analysis Manager
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            nanalysis = GetNumAnalysis()
    
            print( f"Number of registered analyses: {nanalysis}" )
    
            # The count has to match the list of names.
            analysis_array = ListAnalysis()
    
            assert nanalysis == len( analysis_array ), "GetNumAnalysis disagrees with ListAnalysis"
            assert nanalysis >= 1, "no analyses registered"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of analyses
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumAnalysis()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ListAnalysis(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the name of every available analysis in the Analysis Manager
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            analysis_array = ListAnalysis()
    
            print( "List of Available Analyses: " )
    
            for i in range(int( len(analysis_array) )):
    
                print( "    " + analysis_array[i] )
    
                assert len( analysis_array[i] ) > 0, "ListAnalysis returned an unnamed analysis"
    
            assert len( analysis_array ) == GetNumAnalysis(), "ListAnalysis disagrees with GetNumAnalysis"
    
            # The analyses the rest of these examples lean on have to be there.
            assert "VSPAEROComputeGeometry" in analysis_array, "VSPAEROComputeGeometry is not registered"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of analysis names
        """
        return _vsp.ListAnalysis()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAnalysisInputNames(self, analysis):
        r"""
        Get the name of every available input for a particular analysis
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            in_names =  GetAnalysisInputNames( analysis_name )
            assert len( in_names ) > 0, "GetAnalysisInputNames returned nothing"
    
            print("Analysis Inputs: ")
    
            for i in range(int( len(in_names) )):
    
                print( ( "\t" + in_names[i] + "\n" ) )
    
    
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of input names
        """
        return _vsp.GetAnalysisInputNames(analysis)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAnalysisDoc(self, analysis):
        r"""
        Get the analysis documentation string
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            doc = GetAnalysisDoc( analysis_name )
            assert len( doc ) > 0, "GetAnalysisDoc returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Documentation string
        """
        return _vsp.GetAnalysisDoc(analysis)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAnalysisInputDoc(self, analysis, name):
        r"""
        Get the documentation string for the particular analysis and input
    
    
    
    
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Documentation string
        """
        return _vsp.GetAnalysisInputDoc(analysis, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ExecAnalysis(self, analysis):
        r"""
        Execute an analysis through the Analysis Manager
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            res_id = ExecAnalysis( analysis_name )
            assert len( res_id ) > 0, "ExecAnalysis returned no id"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Result ID
        """
        return _vsp.ExecAnalysis(analysis)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumAnalysisInputData(self, analysis, name):
        r"""
        Get the documentation string for the particular analysis and input
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Documentation string
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumAnalysisInputData(analysis, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAnalysisInputType(self, analysis, name):
        r"""
        Get the data type for a particulat analysis type and input
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            analysis = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            inp_array = GetAnalysisInputNames( analysis )
    
            assert len( inp_array ) > 0, "GetAnalysisInputNames returned nothing"
    
            for j in range(int( len(inp_array) )):
    
                typ = GetAnalysisInputType( analysis, inp_array[j] )
    
                # Every input the analysis lists has to report a real data type.
                assert typ != INVALID_TYPE, "GetAnalysisInputType returned INVALID_TYPE for " + inp_array[j]
    
            # An input that does not exist has to report INVALID_TYPE.
            assert GetAnalysisInputType( analysis, "NoSuchInput" ) == INVALID_TYPE, "GetAnalysisInputType accepted an unknown input"
    
            # That lookup failure was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: RES_DATA_TYPE
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Data type enum (i.e. DOUBLE_DATA)
        """
        return _vsp.GetAnalysisInputType(analysis, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetIntAnalysisInput(self, analysis, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get the current integer values for the particular analysis, input, and data index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Analysis: VSPAero Compute Geometry ====//
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            # Set to panel method
            thick_set = GetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet" )
            assert len( thick_set ) > 0, "GetIntAnalysisInput returned nothing"
            thin_set = GetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "ThinGeomSet" )
    
            thick_set = [vsp.SET_NONE]
            thin_set = [vsp.SET_ALL]
    
            SetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet", thick_set )
            SetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "ThinGeomSet", thin_set )
    
    
        See also: RES_DATA_TYPE, SetIntAnalysisInput
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< int,std::allocator< int > >
        :return: vector<int> Array of analysis input values
        """
        return _vsp.GetIntAnalysisInput(analysis, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetDoubleAnalysisInput(self, analysis, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get the current double values for the particular analysis, input, and data index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            vinfFCinput = list( GetDoubleAnalysisInput( "ParasiteDrag", "Vinf" ) )
    
            vinfFCinput[0] = 629
    
            SetDoubleAnalysisInput( "ParasiteDrag", "Vinf", vinfFCinput )
    
    
        See also: RES_DATA_TYPE, SetDoubleAnalysisInput
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Array of analysis input values
        """
        return _vsp.GetDoubleAnalysisInput(analysis, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetStringAnalysisInput(self, analysis, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get the current string values for the particular analysis, input, and data index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fileNameInput = GetStringAnalysisInput( "ParasiteDrag", "FileName" )
            assert len( fileNameInput ) > 0, "GetStringAnalysisInput returned nothing"
    
            fileNameInput = ["ParasiteDragExample"]
    
            SetStringAnalysisInput( "ParasiteDrag", "FileName", fileNameInput )
    
    
        See also: RES_DATA_TYPE, SetStringAnalysisInput
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of analysis input values
        """
        return _vsp.GetStringAnalysisInput(analysis, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVec3dAnalysisInput(self, analysis, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get the current vec3d values for the particular analysis, input, and data index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # PlanarSlice
            norm = GetVec3dAnalysisInput( "PlanarSlice", "Norm" )
            assert len( norm ) > 0, "GetVec3dAnalysisInput returned nothing"
    
            norm[0].set_xyz( 0.23, 0.6, 0.15 )
    
            SetVec3dAnalysisInput( "PlanarSlice", "Norm", norm )
    
    
        See also: RES_DATA_TYPE, SetVec3dAnalysisInput
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Array of analysis input values
        """
        return _vsp.GetVec3dAnalysisInput(analysis, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAnalysisInputDefaults(self, analysis):
        r"""
        Set all input values to their defaults for a specific analysis
    
    
         .. code-block:: python
    
             #==== Analysis: VSPAero Compute Geometry ====//
             analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
             # Change an input away from its default...
             geom_set = GetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet" )
    
             new_set = [ geom_set[0] + 1 ]
    
             SetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet", new_set )
    
             check_set = GetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet" )
    
             assert check_set[0] == new_set[0], "SetIntAnalysisInput did not take"
    
             # ...and set defaults, which has to put it back.
             SetAnalysisInputDefaults( analysis_name )
    
             check_set = GetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet" )
    
             assert check_set[0] == geom_set[0], "SetAnalysisInputDefaults did not restore the default"
    
    
         :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        """
        return _vsp.SetAnalysisInputDefaults(analysis)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetIntAnalysisInput(self, analysis, name, indata, index=0):
        r"""
        Set the value of a particular analysis input of integer type
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Analysis: VSPAero Compute Geometry ====//
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            # Set to panel method
            thick_set = GetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet" )
            thin_set = GetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "ThinGeomSet" )
    
            thick_set = [vsp.SET_NONE]
            thin_set = [vsp.SET_ALL]
    
            SetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet", thick_set )
            assert list( GetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "GeomSet" ) ) == list( thick_set ), "SetIntAnalysisInput did not take"
    
            SetIntAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "ThinGeomSet", thin_set )
    
    
        See also: GetIntAnalysisInput
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :param [in]: indata vector<int> Array of integer values to set the input to
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        """
        return _vsp.SetIntAnalysisInput(analysis, name, indata, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetDoubleAnalysisInput(self, analysis, name, indata, index=0):
        r"""
        Set the value of a particular analysis input of double type
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Analysis: CpSlicer ====//
            analysis_name = "CpSlicer"
    
            # Setup cuts
            ycuts = []
            ycuts.append( 2.0 )
            ycuts.append( 4.5 )
            ycuts.append( 8.0 )
    
            SetDoubleAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "YSlicePosVec", ycuts, 0 )
            assert list( GetDoubleAnalysisInput( analysis_name, "YSlicePosVec", 0 ) ) == list( ycuts ), "SetDoubleAnalysisInput did not take"
    
    
    
        See also: GetDoubleAnalysisInput
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :param [in]: indata vector<double> Array of double values to set the input to
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        """
        return _vsp.SetDoubleAnalysisInput(analysis, name, indata, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetStringAnalysisInput(self, analysis, name, indata, index=0):
        r"""
        Set the value of a particular analysis input of string type
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fileNameInput = GetStringAnalysisInput( "ParasiteDrag", "FileName" )
    
            fileNameInput = ["ParasiteDragExample"]
    
            SetStringAnalysisInput( "ParasiteDrag", "FileName", fileNameInput )
            assert list( GetStringAnalysisInput( "ParasiteDrag", "FileName" ) ) == list( fileNameInput ), "SetStringAnalysisInput did not take"
    
    
    
        See also: GetStringAnalysisInput
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :param [in]: indata vector<string> Array of string values to set the input to
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        """
        return _vsp.SetStringAnalysisInput(analysis, name, indata, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetVec3dAnalysisInput(self, analysis, name, indata, index=0):
        r"""
        Set the value of a particular analysis input of vec3d type
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # PlanarSlice
            norm = GetVec3dAnalysisInput( "PlanarSlice", "Norm" )
    
            norm[0].set_xyz( 0.23, 0.6, 0.15 )
    
            SetVec3dAnalysisInput( "PlanarSlice", "Norm", norm )
            # The Python binding does not expose vec3d equality, so compare components.
            norm_back = GetVec3dAnalysisInput( "PlanarSlice", "Norm" )
            assert len( norm_back ) == len( norm ), "SetVec3dAnalysisInput length"
            for i in range( len( norm ) ):
                assert abs( norm_back[i].x() - norm[i].x() ) < 1e-9, "SetVec3dAnalysisInput x"
                assert abs( norm_back[i].y() - norm[i].y() ) < 1e-9, "SetVec3dAnalysisInput y"
                assert abs( norm_back[i].z() - norm[i].z() ) < 1e-9, "SetVec3dAnalysisInput z"
    
    
    
        See also: GetVec3dAnalysisInput
        :param [in]: analysis string Analysis name
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :param [in]: indata vector<vec3d> Array of vec3d values to set the input to
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        """
        return _vsp.SetVec3dAnalysisInput(analysis, name, indata, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PrintAnalysisInputs(self, analysis_name):
        r"""
        Print to stdout all current input values for a specific analysis
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Analysis: VSPAero Compute Geometry ====//
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            # list inputs, type, and current values
            PrintAnalysisInputs( analysis_name )
    
            # There has to be something to list.
            inp_array = GetAnalysisInputNames( analysis_name )
    
            assert len( inp_array ) > 0, "the analysis reports no inputs to print"
    
            # Printing an analysis that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error
            # queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            PrintAnalysisInputs( "NoSuchAnalysis" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "PrintAnalysisInputs accepted an unknown analysis"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: analysis_name string Name of analysis
        """
        return _vsp.PrintAnalysisInputs(analysis_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PrintAnalysisDocs(self, analysis_name):
        r"""
        Print to stdout all current input documentation for a specific analysis
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Analysis: VSPAero Compute Geometry ====//
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            # list inputs, type, and documentation
            PrintAnalysisDocs( analysis_name )
    
            # The analysis itself has to carry documentation to print.
            assert len( GetAnalysisDoc( analysis_name ) ) > 0, "the analysis carries no documentation"
    
            # Printing an analysis that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error
            # queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            PrintAnalysisDocs( "NoSuchAnalysis" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "PrintAnalysisDocs accepted an unknown analysis"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: analysis_name string Name of analysis
        """
        return _vsp.PrintAnalysisDocs(analysis_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddGeometryAnalysis(self, ):
        r"""
        Add a new Geometry Analysis case to the Geometry Analysis Manager. The Geometry Analysis Manager
        allows users to configure and execute geometric analysis tasks typical of the aircraft design process,
        such as wetted area, projected area, mass properties, clearance, and visibility analyses.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== GeometryAnalysis: Add and configure a case ====##
            ga_id = AddGeometryAnalysis()
            print( "Added Geometry Analysis: ", ga_id )
    
        See also: DeleteGeometryAnalysis, DeleteAllGeometryAnalyses, GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ID of the newly created Geometry Analysis case
        """
        return _vsp.AddGeometryAnalysis()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl(self, geom_analysis_id, azimuth, elevation):
        r"""
        Delete a specific Geometry Analysis case from the Geometry Analysis Manager.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== GeometryAnalysis: Delete a specific case ====##
            ga_id = AddGeometryAnalysis()
    
            assert len( GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec() ) == 1, "AddGeometryAnalysis did not add a case"
    
            DeleteGeometryAnalysis( ga_id )
    
            assert len( GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec() ) == 0, "DeleteGeometryAnalysis did not remove the case"
    
    
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysis, DeleteAllGeometryAnalyses, GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec
        :param [in]: id string ID of the Geometry Analysis case to delete
    
    
    
        Add a discrete azimuth and elevation pair to a Geometry Analysis case.  A visibility analysis
        with the discrete visibility flag set is evaluated at each pair that has been added.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ga_id = AddGeometryAnalysis()
    
            assert GetNumGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id ) == 0, "a new Geometry Analysis already carries az/el pairs"
    
            AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id, 30.0, 15.0 )
    
            assert GetNumGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id ) == 1, "AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl did not add a pair"
    
            # Each pair is a pair of Parms, so the values can be read and changed.
            az_id = GetGeometryAnalysisAzimuthParm( ga_id, 0 )
            el_id = GetGeometryAnalysisElevationParm( ga_id, 0 )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( az_id ) - 30.0 ) < 1e-6, "the az/el pair does not hold the values it was given"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( el_id ) - 15.0 ) < 1e-6, "the az/el pair does not hold the values it was given"
    
            # An ID that is not a Geometry Analysis has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl( "NOSUCHANALYSIS", 0.0, 0.0 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl accepted a bad ID"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysis, DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl, GetNumGeometryAnalysisAzEl
        :param [in]: geom_analysis_id string Geometry Analysis case ID
        :param [in]: azimuth double Azimuth angle (degrees, -180 to 180)
        :param [in]: elevation double Elevation angle (degrees, -90 to 90)
        """
        return _vsp.AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl(geom_analysis_id, azimuth, elevation)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl(self, geom_analysis_id, index):
        r"""
        Delete one azimuth and elevation pair from a Geometry Analysis case
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ga_id = AddGeometryAnalysis()
    
            AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id, 30.0, 15.0 )
            AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id, 60.0, 45.0 )
    
            DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id, 0 )
    
            # Only the indexed pair goes, and the rest slide down.
            assert GetNumGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id ) == 1, "DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl did not remove one pair"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( GetGeometryAnalysisAzimuthParm( ga_id, 0 ) ) - 60.0 ) < 1e-6, "DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl removed the wrong pair"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id, GetNumGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id ) )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl accepted an index past the end"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl, DeleteAllGeometryAnalysisAzEl
        :param [in]: geom_analysis_id string Geometry Analysis case ID
        :param [in]: index int Az/El pair index
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl(geom_analysis_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllGeometryAnalysisAzEl(self, geom_analysis_id):
        r"""
        Delete every azimuth and elevation pair from a Geometry Analysis case
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ga_id = AddGeometryAnalysis()
    
            AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id, 30.0, 15.0 )
            AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id, 60.0, 45.0 )
    
            DeleteAllGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id )
    
            assert GetNumGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id ) == 0, "DeleteAllGeometryAnalysisAzEl left pairs behind"
    
            # Clearing an empty case is not an error.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteAllGeometryAnalysisAzEl( ga_id )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() == 0, "DeleteAllGeometryAnalysisAzEl complained about an empty case"
    
    
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl, DeleteGeometryAnalysisAzEl
        :param [in]: geom_analysis_id string Geometry Analysis case ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllGeometryAnalysisAzEl(geom_analysis_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumGeometryAnalysisAzEl(self, geom_analysis_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of azimuth and elevation pairs in a Geometry Analysis case
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl
        :param [in]: geom_analysis_id string Geometry Analysis case ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of az/el pairs
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumGeometryAnalysisAzEl(geom_analysis_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeometryAnalysisAzimuthParm(self, geom_analysis_id, index):
        r"""
        Get the Parm ID of the azimuth of one az/el pair, so its value can be read or changed
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl, GetGeometryAnalysisElevationParm
        :param [in]: geom_analysis_id string Geometry Analysis case ID
        :param [in]: index int Az/El pair index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Azimuth Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeometryAnalysisAzimuthParm(geom_analysis_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeometryAnalysisElevationParm(self, geom_analysis_id, index):
        r"""
        Get the Parm ID of the elevation of one az/el pair, so its value can be read or changed
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysisAzEl, GetGeometryAnalysisAzimuthParm
        :param [in]: geom_analysis_id string Geometry Analysis case ID
        :param [in]: index int Az/El pair index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Elevation Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeometryAnalysisElevationParm(geom_analysis_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteGeometryAnalysis(self, id):
        r"""DeleteGeometryAnalysis(std::string const & id)"""
        return _vsp.DeleteGeometryAnalysis(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllGeometryAnalyses(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all Geometry Analysis cases from the Geometry Analysis Manager.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== GeometryAnalysis: Delete all cases ====##
            ga_id_1 = AddGeometryAnalysis()
            ga_id_2 = AddGeometryAnalysis()
    
            assert ga_id_1 != ga_id_2, "AddGeometryAnalysis reused an ID"
            assert len( GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec() ) == 2, "the two cases were not both added"
    
            DeleteAllGeometryAnalyses()
            ga_ids = GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec()
            print( "Number of Geometry Analyses after delete: ", len( ga_ids ) )
    
            assert len( ga_ids ) == 0, "DeleteAllGeometryAnalyses left cases behind"
    
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysis, DeleteGeometryAnalysis, GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllGeometryAnalyses()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec(self, ):
        r"""
        Get a vector of all Geometry Analysis case IDs in the Geometry Analysis Manager.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== GeometryAnalysis: List all cases ====##
            ga_id_1 = AddGeometryAnalysis()
            ga_id_2 = AddGeometryAnalysis()
            ga_ids = GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec()
            assert len( ga_ids ) > 0, "GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec returned nothing"
            for ga_id in ga_ids:
                print( "Geometry Analysis ID: ", ga_id )
    
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysis, DeleteGeometryAnalysis, DeleteAllGeometryAnalyses
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of all Geometry Analysis case IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllGeometryAnalysesIDVec()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetActiveGeometryAnalysis(self, id):
        r"""
        Set the active Geometry Analysis case.  The active case is the one drawn in the
        Geometry Analysis GUI (and captured by ScreenGrab).  Setting it does not require the
        GUI to be present.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ga_id = AddGeometryAnalysis()
            SetActiveGeometryAnalysis( ga_id )
            assert GetActiveGeometryAnalysis() == ga_id, "SetActiveGeometryAnalysis did not take"
    
    
        See also: GetActiveGeometryAnalysis, AddGeometryAnalysis
        :param [in]: id string Geometry Analysis case ID (empty string for none)
        """
        return _vsp.SetActiveGeometryAnalysis(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetActiveGeometryAnalysis(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the ID of the active Geometry Analysis case.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ga_id = AddGeometryAnalysis()
            SetActiveGeometryAnalysis( ga_id )
            active = GetActiveGeometryAnalysis()
            assert len( active ) > 0, "GetActiveGeometryAnalysis returned nothing"
    
        See also: SetActiveGeometryAnalysis
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Active Geometry Analysis case ID (empty string if none)
        """
        return _vsp.GetActiveGeometryAnalysis()
    
    @client_wrap
    def MakeMeshGeom(self, ga_id):
        r"""
        Create a MeshGeom from the results of the specified Geometry Analysis case and return the new Geom's ID.
        The case must have been evaluated first (run the "GeometryAnalysis" analysis for the case) so that its
        result meshes exist.  The resulting MeshGeom is added to the model and made the active Geom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add a Geom for the case to work on ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
            Update()
    
            ga_id = AddGeometryAnalysis()
    
            #==== Configure the case.  Without a primary target the analysis has
            #==== nothing to mesh and reports an empty primary mesh.
            SetParmVal( FindParm( ga_id, "PrimaryType", "InterferenceCase" ), SET_TARGET )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( ga_id, "PrimarySet", "InterferenceCase" ), SET_ALL )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( ga_id, "SecondaryType", "InterferenceCase" ), SET_TARGET )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( ga_id, "SecondarySet", "InterferenceCase" ), SET_ALL )
            Update()
    
            # Evaluate the case through the Analysis framework so that its result meshes exist.
            SetAnalysisInputDefaults( "GeometryAnalysis" )
    
            SetStringAnalysisInput( "GeometryAnalysis", "CaseID", [ga_id] )
    
            ExecAnalysis( "GeometryAnalysis" )
    
            # Turn the case's result meshes into a MeshGeom.
            mesh_id = MakeMeshGeom( ga_id )
            assert len( mesh_id ) > 0, "MakeMeshGeom returned no id"
    
    
        See also: AddGeometryAnalysis, SetActiveGeometryAnalysis
        :param [in]: ga_id string Geometry Analysis case ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Geom ID of the newly created MeshGeom
        """
        return _vsp.MakeMeshGeom(ga_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SummarizeAttributes(self, ):
        r"""
        Print a tab-delimited summary of all Attributes in the vehicle, denoting Name, Type, Data, Description, and path from Root of vehicle to Attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: SummarizeAttributes ====##
            SummaryText = SummarizeAttributes()
            assert len( SummaryText ) > 0, "SummarizeAttributes returned no id"
    
            print( SummaryText )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Tab-delimited summary of all Attributes in vehicle
        """
        return _vsp.SummarizeAttributes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SummarizeAttributesAsTree(self, ):
        r"""
        Print a plain-text tree summary of all Attribute in the vehicle, each branch node showing the name and ID of the VSP object in the path to the attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: SummarizeAttributesAsTree ====##
            SummaryTextTree = SummarizeAttributesAsTree();
            assert len( SummaryTextTree ) > 0, "SummarizeAttributesAsTree returned no id"
    
            print( SummaryTextTree )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Plain-text attribute tree of vehicle
        """
        return _vsp.SummarizeAttributesAsTree()
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindAllAttributes(self, ):
        r"""
        Returns a vector of string IDs for all Attributes in the vehicle
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: FindAllAttributes ====##
            AttrIDs = FindAllAttributes()
            assert len( AttrIDs ) > 0, "FindAllAttributes found nothing"
            for AttrID in AttrIDs:
                print( AttrID )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Vector of All Attribute IDs
        """
        return _vsp.FindAllAttributes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindAttributesByName(self, search_str):
        r"""
        Returns all attributes that contain the string search_str within their name, case insensitive
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: FindAttributesByName ====##
            AttrIDs = FindAttributesByName( "Watermark" )
            assert len( AttrIDs ) > 0, "FindAttributesByName found nothing"
            for AttrID in AttrIDs:
                print( AttrID )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Vector of string IDs of matching Attributes
        :param [in]: search_str string for filtering attributes in model
        """
        return _vsp.FindAttributesByName(search_str)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindAttributeByName(self, search_str, index):
        r"""
        Searches all attributes that contain the search string, case insensitive, and returns the user-specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: FindAttributeByName ====##
            AttrID = FindAttributeByName( "Watermark", 0 )
            assert len( AttrID ) > 0, "FindAttributeByName found nothing"
            print( AttrID )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Returns a StringID of the attribute indexed/searched by user, if found
        :param [in]: search_str string for filtering attributes in model
        :param [in]: index int for indexing which of the vector of found attributes to select
        """
        return _vsp.FindAttributeByName(search_str, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindAttributeInCollection(self, obj_id, search_str, index):
        r"""
        Searches all attributes in an OpenVSP object or AttributeCollection that contain the search string, case insensitive, and returns the user-specified index.
        Works either with the ID of an object that contains an attributeCollection or just the ID of an attributeCollection.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: FindAttributeInCollection ====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            AttrID = FindAttributeInCollection( VehID, 'Watermark', 0 )
            assert len( AttrID ) > 0, "FindAttributeInCollection found nothing"
            print( AttrID )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Returns a StringID of the attribute indexed/searched by user, if found
        :param [in]: obj_id string id of object to search within for attributes
        :param [in]: search_str string for filtering attributes in object
        :param [in]: index int for indexing which of the vector of found attributes to select
        """
        return _vsp.FindAttributeInCollection(obj_id, search_str, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindAttributeNamesInCollection(self, collID):
        r"""
        Return a list of all attribute Names within an attribute collection
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: FindAttributeNamesInCollection ====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrNames = FindAttributeNamesInCollection( CollID )
            assert len( AttrNames ) > 0, "FindAttributeNamesInCollection found nothing"
            for AttrName in AttrNames:
                print( AttrName )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of result names
        :param [in]: collID string ID of an attribute collection
        """
        return _vsp.FindAttributeNamesInCollection(collID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindAttributesInCollection(self, collID):
        r"""
        Get all attribute IDs within a single AttributeCollection, referenced by collID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: FindAttributesInCollection ====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrIDs = FindAttributesInCollection( CollID )
            assert len( AttrIDs ) > 0, "FindAttributesInCollection found nothing"
            for AttrID in AttrIDs:
                print( AttrID )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of attribute IDs in an attribute collection.
        :param [in]: collID string ID of an attribute collection
        """
        return _vsp.FindAttributesInCollection(collID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindAttributedObjects(self, ):
        r"""
        Get array of IDs of all OpenVSP entities that have populated attributeCollections
        Includes attributeGroups
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: FindAttributedObjects ====##
            AttachIDs = FindAttributedObjects()
            assert len( AttachIDs ) > 0, "FindAttributedObjects found nothing"
            for AttachID in AttachIDs:
                print( AttachID )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of IDs of entities in OpenVSP that contain populated attribute collections
        """
        return _vsp.FindAttributedObjects()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetObjectType(self, attachID):
        r"""
        Get the type of an OpenVSP Entity by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetObjectType ====##
            AttachIDs = FindAttributedObjects()
    
            assert len( AttachIDs ) > 0, "FindAttributedObjects found nothing"
    
            for AttachID in AttachIDs:
                ObjType = GetObjectType( AttachID )
                print( ObjType )
    
                # Every object that carries attributes has to be a recognized kind, and
                # the enum has to agree with the name form.
                assert ObjType != ATTROBJ_FREE, "GetObjectType did not recognize " + AttachID
                assert len( GetObjectTypeName( AttachID ) ) > 0, "GetObjectTypeName returned nothing for " + AttachID
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int return string of object name
        :param [in]: attachID string ID of an OpenVSP object
        """
        return _vsp.GetObjectType(attachID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetObjectTypeName(self, attachID):
        r"""
        Get the named type of an OpenVSP Entity by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            AttachIDs = FindAttributedObjects()
            for AttachID in AttachIDs:
                ObjTypeName = GetObjectTypeName( AttachID )
                assert len( ObjTypeName ) > 0, "GetObjectTypeName returned nothing"
                print( ObjTypeName )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string return string of object name
        :param [in]: attachID string ID of an OpenVSP object
        """
        return _vsp.GetObjectTypeName(attachID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetObjectName(self, attachID):
        r"""
        Get the name of an OpenVSP Entity by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetObjectName ====##
            AttachIDs = FindAttributedObjects()
            for AttachID in AttachIDs:
                ObjName = GetObjectName( AttachID )
                assert len( ObjName ) > 0, "GetObjectName returned nothing"
                print( ObjName )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string return string of object name
        :param [in]: attachID string ID of an OpenVSP object
        """
        return _vsp.GetObjectName(attachID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetObjectParent(self, id):
        r"""
        Get the string ID of the entity's parent
        Attributes -> Attribute Collections
        Attribute Collections -> Objects that contain attribute Collections
        Geoms->Parent Geoms
        Parms->ParmContainers
        etc.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetObjectParent ====##
    
            WingID = AddGeom( "WING" )
            PodID = AddGeom( "POD", WingID )
            ParentID = GetObjectParent( PodID )
            assert len( ParentID ) > 0, "GetObjectParent returned nothing"
    
            if ParentID == WingID:
                print( "Parent of Pod is Wing")
    
            #Get first attribute in vehicle as an example
            AttrID = FindAllAttributes()[0]
            CollID = GetObjectParent( AttrID )
            CollParentObjID = GetObjectParent( CollID )
            print( CollParentObjID )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ID of object parent
        """
        return _vsp.GetObjectParent(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetChildCollection(self, attachID):
        r"""
        Get collection ID from any OpenVSP object
        If ID is an attribute collection, return the same ID back
        If ID is an attribute group, return its nested collection
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetChildCollection =====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            assert len( CollID ) > 0, "GetChildCollection returned nothing"
            print( CollID )
    
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string String ID of attribute collection associated with the attachID
        :param [in]: attachID string ID of an OpenVSP object
        """
        return _vsp.GetChildCollection(attachID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomSetCollection(self, index):
        r"""
        Get collection ID from a vehicle's GeomSet
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetGeomSetCollection =====##
            CollID = GetGeomSetCollection( 0 )
            assert len( CollID ) > 0, "GetGeomSetCollection returned nothing"
            print( CollID )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string String ID of attribute collection associated with the geom set
        :param [in]: index int Geom set
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomSetCollection(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeName(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Return the name of an attribute by its ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetAttributeName =====##
    
            AttrIDs = FindAllAttributes()
    
            for AttrID in AttrIDs:
                AttrName = GetAttributeName( AttrID )
                assert len( AttrName ) > 0, "GetAttributeName returned nothing"
                print( AttrName )
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of an attribute
        :rtype: string
        :return: string name of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeName(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeID(self, collID, attributeName, index):
        r"""
        Return the ID of an attribute by its name and collection ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetAttributeID =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrNames = FindAttributeNamesInCollection( CollID )
            for AttrName in AttrNames:
                AttrID = GetAttributeID( CollID, AttrName, 0 )
                assert len( AttrID ) > 0, "GetAttributeID returned nothing"
                print( AttrID )
    
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string String ID of attribute based on collectionID and name
        :param [in]: collID string ID of an attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of an attribute in that collection
        :param [in]: index int index of attribute in collection
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeID(collID, attributeName, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeDoc(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Return string doc of attribute by its ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetAttributeDoc =====##
            AttrID = FindAllAttributes()[0]
            AttrDoc = GetAttributeDoc(AttrID)
            assert len( AttrDoc ) > 0, "GetAttributeDoc returned nothing"
            print( AttrDoc )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Return string doc of attribute by its ID
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeDoc(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeType(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get int enum type of attribute by ID
        Use in conjunction with GetAttributeTypeName for getting strings or with the following enums
    
            BOOL_DATA
            INT_DATA
            DOUBLE_DATA
            STRING_DATA
            VEC3D_DATA
            INT_MATRIX_DATA
            DOUBLE_MATRIX_DATA
            NAMEVAL_COLLECTION_DATA
            ATTR_COLLECTION_DATA
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetAttributeType =====##
            AttrIDs = FindAllAttributes()
    
            assert len( AttrIDs ) > 0, "FindAllAttributes found nothing"
    
            AttrID = AttrIDs[0]
            AttrType = GetAttributeType( AttrID )
            print( AttrType )
    
            # The attribute has to report a real type, and the enum has to agree with
            # the name form.
            assert AttrType != INVALID_TYPE, "GetAttributeType returned INVALID_TYPE"
            assert len( GetAttributeTypeName( AttrID ) ) > 0, "GetAttributeTypeName returned nothing"
    
            # An ID that is not an attribute has to report INVALID_TYPE.
            assert GetAttributeType( "NOSUCHATTRIBUTE" ) == INVALID_TYPE, "GetAttributeType accepted a bad ID"
    
            # That lookup failure was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Int type of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeType(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeTypeName(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the attribute's type as a string
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attributes: GetAttributeTypeName =====##
            AttrID = FindAllAttributes()[0]
            AttributeTypeName = GetAttributeTypeName( AttrID )
            assert len( AttributeTypeName ) > 0, "GetAttributeTypeName returned nothing"
            print( AttributeTypeName )
    
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Type of attribute as string
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeTypeName(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeBoolVal(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the boolean value of a bool-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeBoolVal  =====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = True
            AttrID = AddAttributeBool( CollID, "TestBoolAttr", InitVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeBoolVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == InitVal:
                print( "Got matching Bool Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeBoolVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeBoolVal error!"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< int,std::allocator< int > >
        :return: vector<int> Bool value of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeBoolVal(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeIntVal(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the integer value of an int-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeIntVal  =====//
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = 55
            AttrID = AddAttributeInt( CollID, "TestIntAttr", InitVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeIntVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == InitVal:
                print( "Got matching Int Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeIntVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeIntVal error!"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< int,std::allocator< int > >
        :return: vector<int> Int value of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeIntVal(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeDoubleVal(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the double value of a double-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeDoubleVal  =====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = 3.14159
            AttrID = AddAttributeDouble( CollID, "TestDoubleAttr", InitVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeDoubleVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == InitVal:
                print( "Got matching Double Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeDoubleVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeDoubleVal error!"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Double value of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeDoubleVal(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeStringVal(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the string value of a string-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeStringVal  =====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = "Hello_World_of_Attributes"
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, "TestStringAttr", InitVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeStringVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == InitVal:
                print( "Got matching String Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeStringVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeStringVal error!"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> String value of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeStringVal(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeParmID(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the parm value of a parm-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeParmID  =====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
    
            PodID = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            print( "---> Test Get Parm Val" )
            ParmArray = GetGeomParmIDs( PodID )
    
            ParmID = ParmArray[0]
            AttrID = AddAttributeParm( CollID, "TestParmAttr", ParmID )
    
            GetID = GetAttributeParmID( AttrID )
    
            if GetID[0] == ParmID:
                print( "Got matching Parm ID from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeParmID error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeParmID error!"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Parm value of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeParmID(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeParmVal(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the parm value of a parm-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeParmVal  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
    
            PodID = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            print( "---> Test Get Parm Val" )
            ParmArray = GetGeomParmIDs( PodID )
    
            ParmID = ParmArray[0]
            AttrID = AddAttributeParm( CollID, "TestParmAttr", ParmID )
    
            InitVal = GetParmVal( ParmID )
            GetVal = GetAttributeParmVal( AttrID )
    
            if GetVal[0] == InitVal:
                print( "Got matching Parm Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeParmVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeParmVal error!"
    
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector <double> Parm value of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeParmVal(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeParmName(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the name of the referenced parm of a parm-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeParmName  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            PodID = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            print( "---> Test Get Parm Val" )
            ParmArray = GetGeomParmIDs( PodID )
            AttrName = 'Example_Parm_Attr'
            ParmID = ParmArray[0]
            AddAttributeParm( CollID, AttrName, ParmID )
            AttrID = GetAttributeID( CollID, AttrName, 0 )
            ParmName = GetAttributeParmName( AttrID )[0]
            if ParmName == GetParmName( ParmID ):
                print( "Got matching Parm Name from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeParmName error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeParmName error!"
    
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Parm name of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeParmName(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeVec3dVal(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the vec3d value of a string-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeVec3dVal  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = vec3d([1., 0.5, -4.])
            AttrID = AddAttributeVec3d( CollID, "TestVec3dAttr", [InitVal] )
    
            Vec3dVal = GetAttributeVec3dVal( AttrID )
            if ( Vec3dVal[0].x() == InitVal.x() ) and ( Vec3dVal[0].y() == InitVal.y() ) and ( Vec3dVal[0].z() == InitVal.z() ):
                print( "Got matching Vec3d Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeVec3dVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeVec3dVal error!"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vec3d value of attribute
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeVec3dVal(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeIntMatrixVal(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the Int Matrix of an Int-matrix-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeIntMatrixVal  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = [[0, 1,],[-4, -1000]]
            AttrID = AddAttributeIntMatrix( CollID, "TestIntMatrixAttr", InitVal )
    
            IntMatrixVal = GetAttributeIntMatrixVal( AttrID )
            IntMatrixVal = [list(row) for row in IntMatrixVal]
    
            if IntMatrixVal == InitVal:
                print( "Got matching IntMatrix Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeIntMatrixVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeIntMatrixVal error!"
    
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::vector< int,std::allocator< int > >,std::allocator< std::vector< int,std::allocator< int > > > >
        :return: vector<vector <int\>> Int Matrix value of attribute as vector < vector < int > >
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeIntMatrixVal(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Get the Double Matrix of an Double-matrix-type attribute
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal  =====##
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = [[0., 1.,],[-4., -1000.]]
            AttrID = AddAttributeDoubleMatrix( CollID, "TestDoubleMatrixAttr", InitVal )
    
            DblMatrixVal = GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal( AttrID )
            DblMatrixVal = [list(row) for row in DblMatrixVal]
    
            if DblMatrixVal == InitVal:
                print( "Got matching Double Matrix Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal error!"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >,std::allocator< std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > > > >
        :return: vector<vector <double\>> Double Matrix value of attribute as vector < vector < Double > >
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute
        """
        return _vsp.GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeName(self, attrID, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of an Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeName  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = "Hello_World_of_Attributes"
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, "TestStringAttr", InitVal )
    
            NameString = 'NewName_Example'
            SetAttributeName( AttrID, NameString )
            AttrName = GetAttributeName( AttrID )
            if NameString == AttrName:
                print( "Got matching name from Attribute")
            else:
                print( "SetAttributeName error!" )
                assert False, "SetAttributeName error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: name string name for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeName(attrID, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeDoc(self, attrID, doc):
        r"""
        Set the docstring of an Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeDoc  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = "Hello_World_of_Attributes"
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, "TestStringAttr", InitVal )
    
            DocString = 'New_docstring_for_attribute'
    
            SetAttributeDoc( AttrID, DocString )
            NewDocString = GetAttributeDoc( AttrID )
            if NewDocString == DocString:
                print( "Got matching DocString from Attribute")
            else:
                print( "SetAttributeDoc error!" )
                assert False, "SetAttributeDoc error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: doc string of documentation for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeDoc(attrID, doc)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeBool(self, attrID, value):
        r"""
        Set the Bool value of a bool-type Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeBool  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = True
            AttrID = AddAttributeBool( CollID, "TestBoolAttr", InitVal )
    
            SetVal = False
            SetAttributeBool( AttrID, SetVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeBoolVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == SetVal:
                print( "Set matching Bool Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "SetAttributeBoolVal error!" )
                assert False, "SetAttributeBoolVal error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: value bool boolean value for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeBool(attrID, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeInt(self, attrID, value):
        r"""
        Set the Int value of an int-type Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeInt  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = 55
            AttrID = AddAttributeInt( CollID, "TestIntAttr", InitVal )
    
            NewIntVal = -55
    
            SetAttributeInt( AttrID, NewIntVal )
            GetVal = GetAttributeIntVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == NewIntVal:
                print( "Set matching Int Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "SetAttributeIntVal error!" )
                assert False, "SetAttributeIntVal error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: value int value for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeInt(attrID, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeDouble(self, attrID, value):
        r"""
        Set the Double value of a double-type Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeDouble  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = 3.14159
            AttrID = AddAttributeDouble( CollID, "TestDoubleAttr", InitVal )
    
            DoubleVal = 3.15
    
            SetAttributeDouble( AttrID, DoubleVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeDoubleVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == DoubleVal:
                print( "Set matching Double Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "SetAttributeDoubleVal error!" )
                assert False, "SetAttributeDoubleVal error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: value double value for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeDouble(attrID, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeString(self, attrID, value):
        r"""
        Set the String value of a string-type Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeString  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = "Hello_World_of_Attributes"
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, "TestStringAttr", InitVal )
    
            StringVal = "Du bist supergeil!"
            SetAttributeString( AttrID, StringVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeStringVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == StringVal:
                print( "Got matching String Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeStringVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeStringVal error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: value string value for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeString(attrID, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeParmID(self, attrID, value):
        r"""
        Set the ParmID value of a Parm-type Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeParmID  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
    
            PodID = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            print( "---> Test Get Parm Val" )
            ParmArray = GetGeomParmIDs( PodID )
    
            ParmID = ParmArray[0]
            AttrID = AddAttributeParm( CollID, "TestParmAttr", ParmID )
    
            NewParmID = ParmArray[1]
            SetAttributeParmID( AttrID, NewParmID )
            GetID = GetAttributeParmID( AttrID )
    
            if GetID[0] == NewParmID:
                print( "Set matching Parm ID from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "SetAttributeParmID error!" )
                assert False, "SetAttributeParmID error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: value string value for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeParmID(attrID, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeVec3d(self, attrID, value):
        r"""
        Set the Vec3d value of a Vec3d-type Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeVec3d  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = vec3d([1., 0.5, -4.])
            AttrID = AddAttributeVec3d( CollID, "TestVec3dAttr", [InitVal] )
    
            Vec3dVal = vec3d([0.5, 0.75, -0.4])
            SetAttributeVec3d( AttrID, [Vec3dVal] )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeVec3dVal( AttrID )
            if ( GetVal[0].x() == Vec3dVal.x() ) and ( GetVal[0].y() == Vec3dVal.y() ) and ( GetVal[0].z() == Vec3dVal.z() ):
                print( "Set matching Vec3d Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "SetAttributeVec3dVal error!" )
                assert False, "SetAttributeVec3dVal error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: value vec3d value for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeVec3d(attrID, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeIntMatrix(self, attrID, value):
        r"""
        Set the int matrix of a int-matrix-type Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeIntMatrix  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = [[0, 1,],[-4, -1000]]
            AttrID = AddAttributeIntMatrix( CollID, "TestIntMatrixAttr", InitVal )
    
            ImatVal = [[1,5],[-8,0]]
            SetAttributeIntMatrix( AttrID, ImatVal )
    
            IntMatrixVal = GetAttributeIntMatrixVal( AttrID )
            IntMatrixVal = [list(row) for row in IntMatrixVal]
    
            if IntMatrixVal == ImatVal:
                print( "Set matching IntMatrix Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "SetAttributeIntMatrixVal error!" )
                assert False, "SetAttributeIntMatrixVal error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: value int matrix value for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeIntMatrix(attrID, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAttributeDoubleMatrix(self, attrID, value):
        r"""
        Set the double matrix of a double-matrix-type Attribute by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: SetAttributeDoubleMatrix  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = [[0., 1.,],[-4., -1000.]]
            AttrID = AddAttributeDoubleMatrix( CollID, "TestDoubleMatrixAttr", InitVal )
    
            NewDmatVal = [[0.,1.5],[8.4,1.1566]]
            SetAttributeDoubleMatrix( AttrID, NewDmatVal )
    
            DblMatrixVal = GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal( AttrID )
            DblMatrixVal = [list(row) for row in DblMatrixVal]
    
            if DblMatrixVal == NewDmatVal:
                print( "Got matching Double Matrix Value from Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal error!" )
                assert False, "GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        :param [in]: value double matrix value for attribute
        """
        return _vsp.SetAttributeDoubleMatrix(attrID, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAttribute(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Delete attribute by attribute ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: DeleteAttribute  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = "This_Attribute_Will_Be_Deleted"
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, "TestStringAttr", InitVal )
    
    
            AttrIDs = FindAllAttributes()
            AttrAdded = AttrID in AttrIDs
    
            DeleteAttribute( AttrID )
            NewAttrIDs = FindAllAttributes()
            AttrDeleted = AttrID not in NewAttrIDs
    
            if AttrAdded and AttrDeleted:
                print( "Attribute successfully deleted" )
            else:
                print( "DeleteAttribute error!" )
                assert False, "DeleteAttribute error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string of attribute ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAttribute(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeBool(self, collID, attributeName, value):
        r"""
        Add a boolean attribute by name to an attribute collection
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeBool  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = True
            AttrID = AddAttributeBool( CollID, "TestBoolAttr", InitVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeBoolVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == InitVal:
                print( "Added Bool Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeBool error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeBool error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute
        :param [in]: value bool boolean value of new attribute
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeBool(collID, attributeName, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeInt(self, collID, attributeName, value):
        r"""
        Add a integer attribute by name to an attribute collection
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeInt  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            InitVal = 55
            AttrID = AddAttributeInt( CollID, "TestIntAttr", InitVal )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeIntVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == InitVal:
                print( "Added Int Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeInt error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeInt error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute
        :param [in]: value int integer value of new attribute
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeInt(collID, attributeName, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeDouble(self, collID, attributeName, value):
        r"""
        Add a double attribute by name to an attribute collection
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeDouble  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_Double_Attr'
            DoubleValue = 3.14159
            AttrID = AddAttributeDouble( CollID, AttrName, DoubleValue )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeDoubleVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == DoubleValue:
                print( "Added Double Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeDouble error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeDouble error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute
        :param [in]: value double value of new attribute
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeDouble(collID, attributeName, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeString(self, collID, attributeName, value):
        r"""
        Add a string attribute by name to an attribute collection
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeString  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_String_Attr'
            StringValue = 'Example_String_Attr_DataVal'
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, AttrName, StringValue )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeStringVal( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == StringValue:
                print( "Added String Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeString error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeString error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute
        :param [in]: value string value of new attribute
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeString(collID, attributeName, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeParm(self, collID, attributeName, parmID):
        r"""
        Add a parm attribute by name to an attribute collection
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeParm  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            print( "---> Test Add Parm Attr" )
            parm_array = GetGeomParmIDs( pid )
            AttrName = 'Example_Parm_Attr'
            ParmID = parm_array[0]
            AttrID = AddAttributeParm( CollID, AttrName, ParmID )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeParmID( AttrID )
            if GetVal[0] == ParmID:
                print( "Added Parm Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeParm error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeParm error!"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute
        :param [in]: parmID string Parm ID to add to attribute
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeParm(collID, attributeName, parmID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeVec3d(self, collID, attributeName, value):
        r"""
        Add a Vec3d attribute by name to an attribute collection
        use vec3d() to create a vec3d object to pass into the args!
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeVec3d  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_Vec3D_Attr'
            Vec3dVal = vec3d( 0.5, 0.75, -0.4 )
            AttrID = AddAttributeVec3d( CollID, AttrName, [Vec3dVal] )
    
            GetVal = GetAttributeVec3dVal( AttrID )
            if ( GetVal[0].x() == Vec3dVal.x() ) and ( GetVal[0].y() == Vec3dVal.y() ) and ( GetVal[0].z() == Vec3dVal.z() ):
                print( "Added Vec3d Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeVec3d error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeVec3d error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute
        :param [in]: value vector <vec3d> Vec3d value of new attribute
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeVec3d(collID, attributeName, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeIntMatrix(self, collID, attributeName, value):
        r"""
        Add an Int Matrix attribute by name to an attribute collection
        use nested vectors/arrays of ints for matrix argument
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeIntMatrix  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_IntMatrix_Attr'
            IntMatrix = [[1,5],[-8,0]]
            AttrID = AddAttributeIntMatrix( CollID, AttrName, IntMatrix )
    
            IntMatrixVal = GetAttributeIntMatrixVal( AttrID )
            IntMatrixVal = [list(row) for row in IntMatrixVal]
    
            if IntMatrixVal == IntMatrix:
                print( "Added IntMatrix Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeIntMatrix error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeIntMatrix error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute
        :param [in]: value int matrix value of new attribute
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeIntMatrix(collID, attributeName, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeDoubleMatrix(self, collID, attributeName, value):
        r"""
        Add an Double Matrix attribute by name to an attribute collection
        use nested vectors/arrays of ints for matrix argument
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeDoubleMatrix  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_DoubleMat_Attr'
            DoubleMatrix = [[0.,1.5],[8.4,1.1566]]
            AttrID = AddAttributeDoubleMatrix( CollID, AttrName, DoubleMatrix )
    
            DoubleMatrixVal = GetAttributeDoubleMatrixVal( AttrID )
            DoubleMatrixVal = [list(row) for row in DoubleMatrixVal]
    
            if DoubleMatrixVal == DoubleMatrix:
                print( "Added DoubleMatrix Attribute" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeDoubleMatrix error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeDoubleMatrix error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute
        :param [in]: value vector <vector <double>> Double matrix value of new attribute
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeDoubleMatrix(collID, attributeName, value)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAttributeGroup(self, collID, attributeName):
        r"""
        Add an empty Attribute Group-type attribute by name to an attribute collection
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: AddAttributeGroup  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_Attr_Group'
            AttrID = AddAttributeGroup( CollID, AttrName )
            if GetAttributeType( AttrID ) == ATTR_COLLECTION_DATA:
                print( "Added Attribute Group" )
            else:
                print( "AddAttributeGroup error!" )
                assert False, "AddAttributeGroup error!"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: collID string ID of attribute collection
        :param [in]: attributeName string name of new attribute group
        """
        return _vsp.AddAttributeGroup(collID, attributeName)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CopyAttribute(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Copy an attribute to the clipboard by attributeID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: CopyAttribute  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_String_Attr'
            StringValue = 'Example_String_Attr_DataVal'
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, AttrName, StringValue )
            CopyError = CopyAttribute( AttrID )
            if not CopyError:
                print("Successfully copied Attribute")
            else:
                print("CopyAttribute Error!")
                assert False, "CopyAttribute Error!"
    
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute to be copied
        """
        return _vsp.CopyAttribute(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CutAttribute(self, attrID):
        r"""
        Cut an attribute from its collection to the clipboard by attributeID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: CopyAttribute  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_String_Attr'
            StringValue = 'Example_String_Attr_DataVal'
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, AttrName, StringValue )
            CutAttribute( AttrID )
    
            NewCollID = GetChildCollection( "_AttrWMGroup" )
            NewAttrIDs = PasteAttribute( NewCollID )
    
            MatchIDs = NewAttrIDs[0] == AttrID
            Attr_Cut_Check = AttrID not in FindAttributesInCollection( CollID )
            if MatchIDs and Attr_Cut_Check:
                print("Successfully cut Attribute")
            else:
                print("CutAttribute Error!")
                assert False, "CutAttribute Error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: attrID string ID of attribute to be copied
        """
        return _vsp.CutAttribute(attrID)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PasteAttribute(self, coll_id):
        r"""
        Paste the attribute clipboard to the specified objectID
        ObjectID can be any OpenVSP entity that contains a AttributeCollection or simply the attributeCollectionID
        Returns a vector of pasted attributes IDs, if any
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ##==== Attribute: PasteAttribute  =====##
    
            VehID = GetVehicleID()
            CollID = GetChildCollection( VehID )
            AttrName = 'Example_String_Attr'
            StringValue = 'Example_String_Attr_DataVal'
            AttrID = AddAttributeString( CollID, AttrName, StringValue )
            CutAttribute( AttrID )
    
            NewCollID = GetChildCollection( "_AttrWMGroup" )
            NewAttrIDs = PasteAttribute( NewCollID )
    
            MatchIDs = NewAttrIDs[0] == AttrID
            Attr_Cut_Check = AttrID not in FindAttributesInCollection( CollID )
            Attr_Paste_Check = AttrID in FindAttributesInCollection( NewCollID )
            if MatchIDs and Attr_Cut_Check and Attr_Paste_Check:
                print("Successfully pasted Attribute")
            else:
                print("PasteAttribute Error!")
                assert False, "PasteAttribute Error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: coll_id string ID of destination for pasting attribute into
        """
        return _vsp.PasteAttribute(coll_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllResultsNames(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the name of all results in the Results Manager
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            results_array = GetAllResultsNames()
            assert len( results_array ) > 0, "GetAllResultsNames returned nothing"
    
            for i in range(int( len(results_array) )):
    
                resid = FindLatestResultsID( results_array[i] )
                PrintResults( resid )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of result names
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllResultsNames()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllDataNames(self, results_id):
        r"""
        Get all data names for a particular result
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            res_id = FindResultsID( "Test_Results" )
    
            data_names = GetAllDataNames( res_id )
    
            if  len(data_names) != 5 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetAllDataNames" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetAllDataNames"
    
    
        :param [in]: results_id string Result ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of result names
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllDataNames(results_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumResults(self, name):
        r"""
        Get the number of results for a particular result name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            if ( GetNumResults( "Test_Results" ) != 2 ):
                print( "---> Error: API GetNumResults" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetNumResults"
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Input name
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of results
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumResults(name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetResultsName(self, results_id):
        r"""
        Get the name of a result given its ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Analysis: VSPAero Compute Geometry ====//
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            # Set defaults
            SetAnalysisInputDefaults( analysis_name )
    
            res_id = ( ExecAnalysis( analysis_name ) )
    
            print( "Results Name: ", False )
    
            print( GetResultsName( res_id ) )
    
            # The name is the Results Manager's handle for this result, so looking the
            # name back up has to lead to the same result.
            assert len( GetResultsName( res_id ) ) > 0, "GetResultsName returned nothing"
            assert FindLatestResultsID( GetResultsName( res_id ) ) == res_id, "GetResultsName does not round trip through FindLatestResultsID"
    
    
        :param [in]: results_id string Result ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Result name
        """
        return _vsp.GetResultsName(results_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetResultsSetDoc(self, results_id):
        r"""
        Get the documentation string for a result given its ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Analysis: VSPAero Compute Geometry ====//
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            # Set defaults
            SetAnalysisInputDefaults( analysis_name )
    
            res_id = ( ExecAnalysis( analysis_name ) )
    
            print( "Results doc: ", False )
    
            print( GetResultsSetDoc( res_id ) )
    
            assert len( GetResultsSetDoc( res_id ) ) > 0, "the result carries no documentation"
    
            # Every entry in the result has to be documented too.
            data_names = GetAllDataNames( res_id )
    
            for data_name in data_names:
                assert len( GetResultsEntryDoc( res_id, data_name ) ) > 0, data_name + " carries no documentation"
    
    
        :param [in]: results_id string Result ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Result documentation string
        """
        return _vsp.GetResultsSetDoc(results_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetResultsEntryDoc(self, results_id, data_name):
        r"""GetResultsEntryDoc(std::string const & results_id, std::string const & data_name) -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.GetResultsEntryDoc(results_id, data_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindResultsID(self, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Find a results ID given its name and index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            res_id = FindResultsID( "Test_Results" )
    
            if  len(res_id) == 0 :
                print( "---> Error: API FindResultsID" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API FindResultsID"
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Result name
        :param [in]: index int Result index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Result ID
        """
        return _vsp.FindResultsID(name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindLatestResultsID(self, name):
        r"""
        Find the latest results ID for particular result name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            results_array = GetAllResultsNames()
    
            for i in range(int( len(results_array) )):
    
                resid = FindLatestResultsID( results_array[i] )
                assert len( resid ) > 0, "FindLatestResultsID found nothing"
                PrintResults( resid )
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Result name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Result ID
        """
        return _vsp.FindLatestResultsID(name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumData(self, results_id, data_name):
        r"""
        Get the number of data values for a given result ID and data name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            res_id = FindResultsID( "Test_Results" )
    
            if ( GetNumData( res_id, "Test_Int" ) != 2 ):
                print( "---> Error: API GetNumData " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetNumData"
    
            int_arr = GetIntResults( res_id, "Test_Int", 0 )
    
            if  int_arr[0] != 1 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetIntResults" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetIntResults"
    
            int_arr = GetIntResults( res_id, "Test_Int", 1 )
    
            if  int_arr[0] != 2 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetIntResults" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetIntResults"
    
    
        :param [in]: results_id string Result ID
        :param [in]: data_name string Data name
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of data values
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumData(results_id, data_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetResultsType(self, results_id, data_name):
        r"""
        Get the data type for a given result ID and data name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            res_id = FindResultsID( "Test_Results" )
    
            res_array = GetAllDataNames( res_id )
    
            assert len( res_array ) > 0, "GetAllDataNames returned nothing"
    
            for j in range(int( len(res_array) )):
    
                typ = GetResultsType( res_id, res_array[j] )
    
                # Every entry the result lists has to report a real data type.
                assert typ != INVALID_TYPE, "GetResultsType returned INVALID_TYPE for " + res_array[j]
    
            # The fake results are written with known types.
            assert GetResultsType( res_id, "Test_Int" ) == INT_DATA, "GetResultsType reported the wrong type"
            assert GetResultsType( res_id, "Test_Double" ) == DOUBLE_DATA, "GetResultsType reported the wrong type"
            assert GetResultsType( res_id, "Test_String" ) == STRING_DATA, "GetResultsType reported the wrong type"
    
            # An entry that does not exist has to report INVALID_TYPE.
            assert GetResultsType( res_id, "NoSuchEntry" ) == INVALID_TYPE, "GetResultsType accepted an unknown entry"
    
            # That lookup failure was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: RES_DATA_TYPE
        :param [in]: results_id string Result ID
        :param [in]: data_name string Data name
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Data type enum (i.e. DOUBLE_DATA)
        """
        return _vsp.GetResultsType(results_id, data_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetIntResults(self, id, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get all integer values for a particular result, name, and index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            res_id = FindResultsID( "Test_Results" )
    
            if ( GetNumData( res_id, "Test_Int" ) != 2 ):
                print( "---> Error: API GetNumData " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetNumData"
    
            int_arr = GetIntResults( res_id, "Test_Int", 0 )
    
            if  int_arr[0] != 1 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetIntResults" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetIntResults"
    
            int_arr = GetIntResults( res_id, "Test_Int", 1 )
    
            if  int_arr[0] != 2 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetIntResults" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetIntResults"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Result ID
        :param [in]: name string Data name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< int,std::allocator< int > >
        :return: vector<int> Array of data values
        """
        return _vsp.GetIntResults(id, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetDoubleResults(self, id, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get all double values for a particular result, name, and index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geom ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            #==== Run CompGeom And View Results ====//
            mesh_id = ComputeCompGeom( SET_ALL, False, 0 )                      # Half Mesh false and no file export
    
            comp_res_id = FindLatestResultsID( "Comp_Geom" )                    # Find Results ID
    
            double_arr = GetDoubleResults( comp_res_id, "Wet_Area" )    # Extract Results
            assert len( double_arr ) > 0, "GetDoubleResults returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Result ID
        :param [in]: name string Data name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Array of data values
        """
        return _vsp.GetDoubleResults(id, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetDoubleMatResults(self, id, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get all matrix (vector<vector<double>>) values for a particular result, name, and index
        :param [in]: id string Result ID
        :param [in]: name string Data name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >,std::allocator< std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > > > >
        :return: vector<vector<double\>> 2D array of data values
        """
        return _vsp.GetDoubleMatResults(id, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetStringResults(self, id, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get all string values for a particular result, name, and index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            res_id = FindResultsID( "Test_Results" )
    
            str_arr = GetStringResults( res_id, "Test_String" )
    
            if ( str_arr[0] != "This Is A Test" ):
                print( "---> Error: API GetStringResults" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetStringResults"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Result ID
        :param [in]: name string Data name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of data values
        """
        return _vsp.GetStringResults(id, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVec3dResults(self, id, name, index=0):
        r"""
        Get all vec3d values for a particular result, name, and index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
    
            tol = 0.00001
    
            WriteTestResults()
    
            res_id = FindLatestResultsID( "Test_Results" )
    
            vec3d_vec = GetVec3dResults( res_id, "Test_Vec3d" )
            assert len( vec3d_vec ) > 0, "GetVec3dResults returned nothing"
    
            print( "X: ", False )
            print( vec3d_vec[0].x(), False )
    
            print( "\tY: ", False )
            print( vec3d_vec[0].y(), False )
    
            print( "\tZ: ", False )
            print( vec3d_vec[0].z() )
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Result ID
        :param [in]: name string Data name
        :param [in]: index int Data index
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Array of data values
        """
        return _vsp.GetVec3dResults(id, name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CreateGeomResults(self, geom_id, name):
        r"""
        Create a new result for a Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Test Comp Geom ====//
            gid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            mesh_id = ComputeCompGeom( 0, False, 0 )
    
            #==== Test Comp Geom Mesh Results ====//
            mesh_geom_res_id = CreateGeomResults( mesh_id, "Comp_Mesh" )
    
            int_arr = GetIntResults( mesh_geom_res_id, "Num_Tris" )
    
            if  int_arr[0] < 4 :
                print( "---> Error: API CreateGeomResults" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API CreateGeomResults"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: name string Result name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Result ID
        """
        return _vsp.CreateGeomResults(geom_id, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllResults(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all results
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Test Comp Geom ====//
            gid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            mesh_id = ComputeCompGeom( 0, False, 0 )
    
            #==== Test Comp Geom Mesh Results ====//
            mesh_geom_res_id = CreateGeomResults( mesh_id, "Comp_Mesh" )
    
            DeleteAllResults()
    
            if ( GetNumResults( "Comp_Mesh" ) != 0 ):
                print( "---> Error: API DeleteAllResults" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API DeleteAllResults"
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllResults()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteResult(self, id):
        r"""
        Delete a particular result
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Test Comp Geom ====//
            gid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            mesh_id = ComputeCompGeom( 0, False, 0 )
    
            #==== Test Comp Geom Mesh Results ====//
            mesh_geom_res_id = CreateGeomResults( mesh_id, "Comp_Mesh" )
    
            DeleteResult( mesh_geom_res_id )
    
            if ( GetNumResults( "Comp_Mesh" ) != 0 ):
                print( "---> Error: API DeleteResult" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API DeleteResult"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Result ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteResult(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteResultsCSVFile(self, id, file_name):
        r"""
        Export a result to CSV
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            rid = ExecAnalysis( analysis_name )
    
            WriteResultsCSVFile( rid, "CompGeomRes.csv" )
            # The call above should have produced a file with content in it.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "CompGeomRes.csv" ) > 0, "WriteResultsCSVFile wrote no file"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Rsult ID
        :param [in]: file_name string CSV output file name
        """
        return _vsp.WriteResultsCSVFile(id, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PrintResults(self, results_id):
        r"""
        Print a result's name value pairs to stdout
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            rid = ExecAnalysis( analysis_name )
    
            # Get & Display Results
            PrintResults( rid )
    
            # There has to be something to display.
            assert len( GetAllDataNames( rid ) ) > 0, "the result carries no data to print"
    
            # Every entry that gets printed has to have a value behind it.
            data_names = GetAllDataNames( rid )
    
            for data_name in data_names:
                assert GetNumData( rid, data_name ) >= 1, data_name + " has no data to print"
    
    
        :param [in]: results_id string Result ID
        """
        return _vsp.PrintResults(results_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PrintResultsDocs(self, results_id):
        r"""
        Print a result's names and documentation to stdout
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            analysis_name = "VSPAEROComputeGeometry"
    
            rid = ExecAnalysis( analysis_name )
    
            # Get & Display Results Docs
            PrintResultsDocs( rid )
    
            # There has to be documentation to display.
            assert len( GetResultsSetDoc( rid ) ) > 0, "the result carries no documentation to print"
    
            # Every entry that gets printed has to carry documentation of its own.
            data_names = GetAllDataNames( rid )
    
            for data_name in data_names:
                assert len( GetResultsEntryDoc( rid, data_name ) ) > 0, data_name + " carries no documentation"
    
    
        :param [in]: results_id string Result ID
        """
        return _vsp.PrintResultsDocs(results_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteTestResults(self, ):
        r"""
        Generate some example results for testing.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Write Some Fake Test Results =====//
            WriteTestResults()
    
            results_array = GetAllResultsNames()
    
            for i in range( len( results_array ) ):
                resid = FindLatestResultsID( results_array[i] )
                PrintResults( resid )
    
            # Two copies of Test_Results are written, carrying five named entries with
            # known values.
            assert GetNumResults( "Test_Results" ) == 2, "WriteTestResults did not write two results"
    
            res_id = FindResultsID( "Test_Results" )
    
            assert len( GetAllDataNames( res_id ) ) == 5, "WriteTestResults wrote the wrong number of entries"
    
            int_arr = GetIntResults( res_id, "Test_Int", 0 )
            dbl_arr = GetDoubleResults( res_id, "Test_Double", 0 )
            str_arr = GetStringResults( res_id, "Test_String", 0 )
    
            assert int_arr[0] == 1, "WriteTestResults wrote the wrong values"
            assert abs( dbl_arr[0] - 0.1 ) < 1e-12, "WriteTestResults wrote the wrong values"
            assert str_arr[0] == "This Is A Test", "WriteTestResults wrote the wrong values"
    
            # The second copy carries the next set of values.
            res_id_1 = FindResultsID( "Test_Results", 1 )
    
            int_arr = GetIntResults( res_id_1, "Test_Int", 0 )
    
            assert int_arr[0] == 2, "WriteTestResults did not vary the second result"
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.WriteTestResults()
    
    @client_wrap
    def InitGUI(self, ):
        r"""
        Low level routine that should be called to set up GUI before running StartGUI()
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            InitGUI()
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.InitGUI()
    
    @client_wrap
    def StartGUI(self, ):
        r"""
        Launch the interactive OpenVSP GUI.  In a multi-threaded environment, this must be called from the main thread only.
        This starts the GUI event loop.  It will also show the main screen and screens displayed when StopGUI() was
        previously called.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            StartGUI()
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.StartGUI()
    
    @client_wrap
    def EnableStopGUIMenuItem(self, ):
        r"""
        Enable Stop GUI Menu Item from the OpenVSP GUI.
    
        Typically used for the blocking-mode OpenVSP GUI from the API.
    
        This will add a "Stop GUI" option to the file pulldown menu and will also cause the exit button on the
        window frame to have the same effect.  When selected, these options will stop the OpenVSP GUI event loop,
        returning control to the API program.  OpenVSP will not terminate, the model will remain in memory and will
        be responsive to subsequent API calls.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            EnableStopGUIMenuItem()
            StartGUI()
    
    
    
        See also: DisableStopGUIMenuItem
        """
        return _vsp.EnableStopGUIMenuItem()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DisableStopGUIMenuItem(self, ):
        r"""
        Disable Stop GUI Menu Item from the OpenVSP GUI.
    
        This reverses the operation of EnableStopGUIMenuItem.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            EnableStopGUIMenuItem()
            DisableStopGUIMenuItem()
            StartGUI()
    
    
    
        See also: EnableStopGUIMenuItem
        """
        return _vsp.DisableStopGUIMenuItem()
    
    @client_wrap
    def StopGUI(self, ):
        r"""
        Stop OpenVSP GUI event loop and hide screens.  Keep OpenVSP running and in memory.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            StartGUI()
    
            StopGUI()
    
            StartGUI()
    
    
    
        See also: StartGUI
        """
        return _vsp.StopGUI()
    
    @client_wrap
    def PopupMsg(self, msg):
        r"""
        Cause OpenVSP to display a popup message.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            StartGUI()
    
            PopupMsg( "This is a popup message." )
    
    
    
        :param [in]: msg string Message to display.
        """
        return _vsp.PopupMsg(msg)
    
    @client_wrap
    def UpdateGUI(self, ):
        r"""
        Tell OpenVSP that the GUI needs to be updated.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            StartGUI()
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            length = FindParm( pod_id, "Length", "Design" )
    
            SetParmVal( length, 13.0 )
    
            UpdateGUI()
    
    
    
        See also: StartGUI
        """
        return _vsp.UpdateGUI()
    
    @client_wrap
    def IsGUIBuild(self, ):
        r"""
        Test if the current OpenVSP build includes graphics capabilities.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            if ( IsGUIBuild() ):
                print( "OpenVSP build is graphics capable." )
            else:
                print( "OpenVSP build is not graphics capable." )
    
    
    
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if the current OpenVSP build includes graphics capabilities.  False otherwise.
        """
        return _vsp.IsGUIBuild()
    
    @client_wrap
    def Lock(self, ):
        r"""
        Obtain the lock on the OpenVSP GUI event loop.  This will prevent the interactive GUI from
        updating or accepting user input until the lock is released -- thereby allowing longer-time
        commands including analyses to execute without the chance of the OpenVSP state changing during
        execution.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            StartGUI()
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Lock()
            rid = ExecAnalysis( "CompGeom" )
    
            mesh_id_vec = GetStringResults( rid, "Mesh_GeomID" )
    
            DeleteGeomVec( mesh_id_vec )
            Unlock()
    
    
    
        See also: Unlock
        """
        return _vsp.Lock()
    
    @client_wrap
    def Unlock(self, ):
        r"""
        Release the lock on the OpenVSP GUI event loop.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            StartGUI()
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Lock()
            rid = ExecAnalysis( "CompGeom" )
    
            mesh_id_vec = GetStringResults( rid, "Mesh_GeomID" )
    
            DeleteGeomVec( mesh_id_vec )
            Unlock()
    
    
    
        See also: Lock
        """
        return _vsp.Unlock()
    
    @client_wrap
    def IsEventLoopRunning(self, ):
        r"""
        Test if the OpenVSP GUI event loop is running.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            StartGUI()
    
            if ( IsEventLoopRunning() ):
                print( "Event loop is running." )
    
    
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if the OpenVSP GUI event loop is running.  False otherwise.
        """
        return _vsp.IsEventLoopRunning()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ScreenGrab(self, fname, w, h, transparentBG, autocrop=False):
        r"""
        Capture the specified screen and save to file. Note, VSP_USE_FLTK must be defined
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            screenw = 2000                                             # Set screenshot width and height
            screenh = 2000
    
            fname = "test_screen_grab.png"
    
            ScreenGrab( fname, screenw, screenh, True, True )                # Take PNG screenshot
    
    
        :param [in]: fname string Output file name
        :param [in]: w int Width of screen grab
        :param [in]: h int Height of screen grab
        :param [in]: transparentBG bool Transparent background flag
        :param [in]: autocrop bool Automatically crop transparent background flag
        """
        return _vsp.ScreenGrab(fname, w, h, transparentBG, autocrop)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetViewAxis(self, vaxis):
        r"""
        Toggle viewing the axis
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetViewAxis( False )                                           # Turn off axis marker in corner of viewscreen
    
    
        :param [in]: vaxis bool True to show the axis, false to hide the axis
        """
        return _vsp.SetViewAxis(vaxis)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetShowBorders(self, brdr):
        r"""
        Toggle viewing the border frame
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetShowBorders( False )                                        # Turn off red/black border on active window
    
    
        :param [in]: brdr bool True to show the border frame, false to hide the border frame
        """
        return _vsp.SetShowBorders(brdr)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGeomDrawType(self, geom_id, type):
        r"""
        Set the draw type of the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )                             # Add Pod for testing
    
            SetGeomDrawType( pid, GEOM_DRAW_SHADE )                       # Make pod appear as shaded
    
            # The draw type is display state rather than model state, so there is nothing
            # to read back.  What has to hold is that a Geom which does not exist is
            # rejected.  The error queue is reached through the error manager singleton
            # in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetGeomDrawType( "NOSUCHGEOM", GEOM_DRAW_SHADE )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "SetGeomDrawType accepted a bad Geom ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: DRAW_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: type int Draw type enum (i.e. GEOM_DRAW_SHADE)
        """
        return _vsp.SetGeomDrawType(geom_id, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGeomWireColor(self, geom_id, r, g, b):
        r"""
        Set the wireframe color of the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetGeomWireColor( pid, 0, 0, 255 )
    
            # The colour is display state rather than model state, so there is nothing to
            # read back.  What has to hold is that a Geom which does not exist is
            # rejected.  The error queue is reached through the error manager singleton
            # in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetGeomWireColor( "NOSUCHGEOM", 0, 0, 255 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "SetGeomWireColor accepted a bad Geom ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: r int Red component of color [0, 255]
        :param [in]: g int Green component of color [0, 255]
        :param [in]: b int Blue component of color [0, 255]
        """
        return _vsp.SetGeomWireColor(geom_id, r, g, b)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGeomDisplayType(self, geom_id, type):
        r"""
        Set the display type of the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )                             # Add Pod for testing
    
            SetGeomDisplayType( pid, DISPLAY_DEGEN_PLATE )                       # Make pod appear as Bezier plate (Degen Geom)
    
            # The display type is display state rather than model state, so there is
            # nothing to read back.  What has to hold is that a Geom which does not exist
            # is rejected.  The error queue is reached through the error manager
            # singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetGeomDisplayType( "NOSUCHGEOM", DISPLAY_DEGEN_PLATE )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "SetGeomDisplayType accepted a bad Geom ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: DISPLAY_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: type int Display type enum (i.e. DISPLAY_BEZIER)
        """
        return _vsp.SetGeomDisplayType(geom_id, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomDrawType(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Set the visualization material the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetGeomMaterialName( pid, "Ruby" )
    
            # Ruby is one of the materials the library ships with.
            assert "Ruby" in GetMaterialNames(), "Ruby is not in the material library"
    
            # A material that is not in the library has to be rejected.  The error queue
            # is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetGeomMaterialName( pid, "NoSuchMaterial" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "SetGeomMaterialName accepted an unknown material"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: name string Material name
    
    
    
        Get the draw type of the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetGeomDrawType( pid, GEOM_DRAW_SHADE )
    
            assert GetGeomDrawType( pid ) == GEOM_DRAW_SHADE, "GetGeomDrawType did not report the type that was set"
    
            SetGeomDrawType( pid, GEOM_DRAW_WIRE )
    
            assert GetGeomDrawType( pid ) == GEOM_DRAW_WIRE, "GetGeomDrawType did not follow a second set"
    
    
        See also: DRAW_TYPE, SetGeomDrawType
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Draw type enum (i.e. GEOM_DRAW_SHADE)
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomDrawType(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomDisplayType(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the display type of the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetGeomDisplayType( pid, DISPLAY_DEGEN_PLATE )
    
            assert GetGeomDisplayType( pid ) == DISPLAY_DEGEN_PLATE, "GetGeomDisplayType did not report the type that was set"
    
            SetGeomDisplayType( pid, DISPLAY_BEZIER )
    
            assert GetGeomDisplayType( pid ) == DISPLAY_BEZIER, "GetGeomDisplayType did not follow a second set"
    
    
        See also: DISPLAY_TYPE, SetGeomDisplayType
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Display type enum (i.e. DISPLAY_BEZIER)
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomDisplayType(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomWireColor(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the wireframe color of the specified geometry.  The color components are returned in the
        X, Y and Z members of the vector as red, green and blue over the range [0, 255].
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetGeomWireColor( pid, 0, 0, 255 )
    
            color = GetGeomWireColor( pid )
    
            assert abs( color.x() ) < 1e-9, "GetGeomWireColor did not report the color that was set"
            assert abs( color.y() ) < 1e-9, "GetGeomWireColor did not report the color that was set"
            assert abs( color.z() - 255 ) < 1e-9, "GetGeomWireColor did not report the color that was set"
    
            # Each Geom carries its own color.
            p2id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetGeomWireColor( p2id, 255, 0, 0 )
    
            assert abs( GetGeomWireColor( pid ).z() - 255 ) < 1e-9, "setting one Geom's color disturbed another"
    
    
        See also: SetGeomWireColor
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Red, green and blue components of the wireframe color
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomWireColor(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomMaterialName(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the name of the visualization material applied to the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetGeomMaterialName( pid, "Ruby" )
    
            assert GetGeomMaterialName( pid ) == "Ruby", "GetGeomMaterialName did not report the material that was set"
    
            # The name that comes back has to be one the library knows.
            assert GetGeomMaterialName( pid ) in GetMaterialNames(), "GetGeomMaterialName reported a material the library does not have"
    
    
        See also: SetGeomMaterialName, GetMaterialNames
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Material name
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomMaterialName(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGeomMaterialName(self, geom_id, name):
        r"""SetGeomMaterialName(std::string const & geom_id, std::string const & name)"""
        return _vsp.SetGeomMaterialName(geom_id, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddMaterial(self, name, ambient, diffuse, specular, emissive, alpha, shininess):
        r"""
        Set the visualization material the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            AddMaterial( "RedGlass", vec3d( 44, 2, 2 ), vec3d( 156, 10, 10 ), vec3d( 185, 159, 159 ), vec3d( 44, 2, 2 ), 30, 0.4 )
    
            SetGeomMaterialName( pid, "RedGlass" )
    
            # The new material joins the library and can then be applied by name.
            assert "RedGlass" in GetMaterialNames(), "AddMaterial did not add the material to the library"
    
            # Adding it again under the same name has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            AddMaterial( "RedGlass", vec3d( 44, 2, 2 ), vec3d( 156, 10, 10 ), vec3d( 185, 159, 159 ), vec3d( 44, 2, 2 ), 30, 0.4 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "AddMaterial accepted a duplicate name"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
        :param [in]: name string Material name
        :param [in]: ambient vec3d Ambient color RGB triple on scale [0, 255]
        :param [in]: diffuse vec3d Diffuse color RGB triple on scale [0, 255]
        :param [in]: specular vec3d Specular color RGB triple on scale [0, 255]
        :param [in]: emissive vec3d Emissive color RGB triple on scale [0, 255]
        :param [in]: shininess double Shininess exponent on scale [0, 127]
        :param [in]: alpha double Transparency factor on scale [0, 1]
        """
        return _vsp.AddMaterial(name, ambient, diffuse, specular, emissive, alpha, shininess)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetMaterialNames(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the names of all visualization materials
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            mat_array = GetMaterialNames()
            assert len( mat_array ) > 0, "GetMaterialNames returned nothing"
    
            for i in range(int( len(mat_array) )):
                print( mat_array[i] )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of material names
        """
        return _vsp.GetMaterialNames()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBackground(self, r, g, b):
        r"""
        Set the background color
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetBackground( 1.0, 1.0, 1.0 )                                 # Set background to bright white
    
    
        :param [in]: r double Red 8-bit unsigned integer (range: 0-255)
        :param [in]: g double Green 8-bit unsigned integer (range: 0-255)
        :param [in]: b double Blue 8-bit unsigned integer (range: 0-255)
        """
        return _vsp.SetBackground(r, g, b)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAllViews(self, view):
        r"""
        Set the view of all viewports
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetAllViews( CAM_CENTER )
    
    
        :param [in]: view int CAMERA_VIEW enum
        """
        return _vsp.SetAllViews(view)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetView(self, viewport, view):
        r"""
        Set the view of a particular viewports
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetView( 0, CAM_CENTER )
    
    
        :param [in]: viewport int Viewport to set view
        :param [in]: view int CAMERA_VIEW enum
        """
        return _vsp.SetView(viewport, view)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FitAllViews(self, ):
        r"""
        Fit contents to all viewports
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            FitAllViews()
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.FitAllViews()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ResetViews(self, ):
        r"""
        Reset views of all viewports
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ResetViews()
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.ResetViews()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetWindowLayout(self, r, c):
        r"""
        Set the rows and columns of the window layout
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetWindowLayout( 2, 2 )
    
    
        :param [in]: r int Number of viewport rows
        :param [in]: c int Number of viewport columns
        """
        return _vsp.SetWindowLayout(r, c)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGUIElementDisable(self, e, state):
        r"""
        Set whether all instances of GUI device type are disabled
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetGUIElementDisable( GDEV_INPUT, True )
    
        :param [in]: e int GDEV enum for GUI device type
        :param [in]: state bool True to disable GUI device type
        """
        return _vsp.SetGUIElementDisable(e, state)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGUIScreenDisable(self, s, state):
        r"""
        Set whether screen is disabled
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetGUIScreenDisable( VSP_CFD_MESH_SCREEN, True )
    
        :param [in]: s int GUI_VSP_SCREEN enum for screen
        :param [in]: state bool True to disable screen
        """
        return _vsp.SetGUIScreenDisable(s, state)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGeomScreenDisable(self, s, state):
        r"""
        Set whether geom screen is disabled
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetGeomScreenDisable( ALL_GEOM_SCREENS, True )
    
        :param [in]: s int GUI_GEOM_SCREEN enum for geom screen
        :param [in]: state bool True to disable geom screen
        """
        return _vsp.SetGeomScreenDisable(s, state)
    
    @client_wrap
    def HideScreen(self, s):
        r"""
        Hide an OpenVSP GUI screen
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            HideScreen( VSP_CFD_MESH_SCREEN )
    
        :param [in]: s int GUI_VSP_SCREEN enum for screen
        """
        return _vsp.HideScreen(s)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowScreen(self, s):
        r"""
        Show an OpenVSP GUI screen
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ShowScreen( VSP_CFD_MESH_SCREEN )
    
        :param [in]: s int GUI_VSP_SCREEN enum for screen
        """
        return _vsp.ShowScreen(s)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomTypes(self, ):
        r"""
        Get an array of all Geom types (i.e FUSELAGE, POD, etc.)
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometries ====//
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            type_array = GetGeomTypes()
    
            if ( type_array[0] != "POD" ):
                print( "---> Error: API GetGeomTypes  " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetGeomTypes"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Geom type names
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomTypes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddGeom(self, *args):
        r"""
        Add a new Geom of given type as a child of the specified parent. If no parent or an invalid parent is given, the Geom is placed at the top level
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
    
        :param [in]: type string Geom type (i.e FUSELAGE, POD, etc.)
        :param [in]: parent string Parent Geom ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddGeom(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def UpdateGeom(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Perform an update for the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Update()
    
            before_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( pod_id, 0, True )
    
            SetParmVal( pod_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm", 5.0 )
    
            UpdateGeom( pod_id ) # Faster than updating the whole vehicle
    
            # Updating just this Geom has to move it, the same as a full Update would.
            after_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( pod_id, 0, True )
    
            assert abs( ( after_min.x() - before_min.x() ) - 5.0 ) < 1e-6, "UpdateGeom did not rebuild the Geom"
    
    
        See also: Update()
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.UpdateGeom(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteGeom(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Delete a particular Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            num_before_del = len( FindGeoms() )
            DeleteGeom( wing_id )
            assert len( FindGeoms() ) < num_before_del, "DeleteGeom removed nothing"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteGeom(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteGeomVec(self, del_vec):
        r"""
        Delete multiple Geoms
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            rid = ExecAnalysis( "CompGeom" )
    
            mesh_id_vec = GetStringResults( rid, "Mesh_GeomID" )
    
            num_before_del = len( FindGeoms() )
            DeleteGeomVec( mesh_id_vec )
            assert len( FindGeoms() ) < num_before_del, "DeleteGeomVec removed nothing"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: del_vec vector<string> Vector of Geom IDs
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteGeomVec(del_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CutGeomToClipboard(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Cut Geom from current location and store on clipboard
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometries ====//
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pid2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            CutGeomToClipboard( pid1 )
    
            PasteGeomClipboard( pid2 ) # Paste Pod 1 as child of Pod 2
    
            geom_ids = FindGeoms()
    
            if  len(geom_ids) != 2 :
                print( "---> Error: API Cut/Paste Geom  " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Cut/Paste Geom"
    
    
        See also: PasteGeomClipboard
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.CutGeomToClipboard(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CopyGeomToClipboard(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Copy Geom from current location and store on clipboard
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometries ====//
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pid2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            CopyGeomToClipboard( pid1 )
    
            PasteGeomClipboard( pid2 ) # Paste Pod 1 as child of Pod 2
    
            geom_ids = FindGeoms()
    
            if  len(geom_ids) != 3 :
                print( "---> Error: API Copy/Paste Geom  " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Copy/Paste Geom"
    
    
        See also: PasteGeomClipboard
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.CopyGeomToClipboard(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PasteGeomClipboard(self, *args):
        r"""
        Paste Geom from clipboard into the model. The Geom is pasted as a child of the specified parent, but will be placed at top level if no parent or an invalid one is provided.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometries ====//
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pid2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            CutGeomToClipboard( pid1 )
    
            PasteGeomClipboard( pid2 ) # Paste Pod 1 as child of Pod 2
    
            geom_ids = FindGeoms()
    
            if  len(geom_ids) != 2 :
                print( "---> Error: API Cut/Paste Geom  " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Cut/Paste Geom"
    
    
        :param [in]: parent string Parent Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of pasted Geom IDs
        """
        return _vsp.PasteGeomClipboard(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindGeoms(self, ):
        r"""
        Find and return all Geom IDs in the model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometries ====//
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            #==== There Should Be Two Geoms =====//
            geom_ids = FindGeoms()
    
            if  len(geom_ids) != 2 :
                print( "---> Error: API FindGeoms " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API FindGeoms"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of all Geom IDs
        """
        return _vsp.FindGeoms()
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindGeomsWithName(self, name):
        r"""
        Find and return all Geom IDs with the specified name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetGeomName( pid, "ExamplePodName" )
    
            geom_ids = FindGeomsWithName( "ExamplePodName" )
    
            if  len(geom_ids) != 1 :
                print( "---> Error: API FindGeomsWithName " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API FindGeomsWithName"
    
    
        See also: FindGeom
        :param [in]: name string Geom name
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Geom IDs
        """
        return _vsp.FindGeomsWithName(name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindGeom(self, name, index):
        r"""
        Find and return the Geom ID with the specified name at given index. Equivalent to FindGeomsWithName( name )[index].
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetGeomName( pid, "ExamplePodName" )
    
            geom_id = FindGeom( "ExamplePodName", 0 )
    
            geom_ids = FindGeomsWithName( "ExamplePodName" )
    
            if  geom_ids[0] != geom_id :
                print( "---> Error: API FindGeom & FindGeomsWithName" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API FindGeom & FindGeomsWithName"
    
    
        See also: FindGeomsWithName
        :param [in]: name string Geom name
        :param [in]: index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Geom ID with name at specified index
        """
        return _vsp.FindGeom(name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGeomName(self, geom_id, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetGeomName( pid, "ExamplePodName" )
    
            geom_ids = FindGeomsWithName( "ExamplePodName" )
    
            if  len(geom_ids) != 1 :
                print( "---> Error: API FindGeomsWithName " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API FindGeomsWithName"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: name string Geom name
        """
        return _vsp.SetGeomName(geom_id, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomName(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the name of a specific Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetGeomName( pid, "ExamplePodName" )
    
            name_str = "Geom Name: " + GetGeomName( pid )
    
            print( name_str )
    
            assert GetGeomName( pid ) == "ExamplePodName", "GetGeomName did not report the name that was set"
    
            # The name is how FindGeomsWithName looks Geoms up.
            found = FindGeomsWithName( "ExamplePodName" )
    
            assert len( found ) == 1, "GetGeomName disagrees with FindGeomsWithName"
            assert found[0] == pid, "GetGeomName disagrees with FindGeomsWithName"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Geom name
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomName(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomParmIDs(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get all Parm IDs associated with this Geom Parm container
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            print( "---> Test Get Parm Arrays" )
    
            parm_array = GetGeomParmIDs( pid )
    
            if  len(parm_array) < 1 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetGeomParmIDs " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetGeomParmIDs"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Parm IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomParmIDs(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomTypeName(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the type name of specified Geom (i.e. FUSELAGE)
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            print( "Geom Type Name: ", False )
    
            print( GetGeomTypeName( wing_id ) )
    
            assert GetGeomTypeName( wing_id ) == "Wing", "GetGeomTypeName did not report the type that was added"
    
            # A Geom of a different type has to report a different name.
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            assert GetGeomTypeName( pod_id ) != GetGeomTypeName( wing_id ), "GetGeomTypeName gave two types the same name"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Geom type name
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomTypeName(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParm(self, geom_id, name, group):
        r"""
        Get Parm ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            lenid = GetParm( pid, "Length", "Design" )
    
            if  not ValidParm( lenid ) :
                print( "---> Error: API GetParm  " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetParm"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: name string Parm name
        :param [in]: group string Parm group name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetParm(geom_id, name, group)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGeomParent(self, geom_id, parent_id):
        r"""
        Get the parent Geom ID for the input child Geom. "NONE" is returned if the Geom has no parent.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Reparent two PodGeoms ====#
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", pod1 )
            pod3 = AddGeom ("POD" )
    
            veh_id = GetVehicleID()
    
            SetGeomParent( pod2, veh_id )
            SetGeomParent( pod3, pod1 )
    
            pod2_parent = GetGeomParent( pod2 )
            pod3_parent = GetGeomParent( pod3 )
    
            if ( pod2_parent != "NONE" or pod3_parent != pod1 ):
                print( "SetGeomParent error!" )
                assert False, "SetGeomParent error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: parent_id string Parent Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.SetGeomParent(geom_id, parent_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReorderGeom(self, geom_id, reorder_type):
        r"""
        Move a Geom within the list of its siblings, the way the move buttons beside the Geom browser
        do.  A Geom's position among its siblings sets the order it is written, exported and drawn in;
        it does not change the Geom's parent or its geometry.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            # Both Pods sit at the top level, in the order they were added.
            assert FindGeoms()[0] == pod1, "the Geoms did not start in creation order"
    
            ReorderGeom( pod2, REORDER_MOVE_UP )
    
            assert FindGeoms()[0] == pod2, "ReorderGeom did not move the Geom"
    
            ReorderGeom( pod2, REORDER_MOVE_BOTTOM )
    
            assert FindGeoms()[0] == pod1, "ReorderGeom did not move the Geom back"
    
    
        See also: SetGeomParent
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: reorder_type int Reorder type enum (see REORDER_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ReorderGeom(geom_id, reorder_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AttachGeomTexture(self, geom_id, file_name):
        r"""
        Attach a texture image to a Geom, the way the Add button on the Texture screen does.  A texture
        is drawn on the Geom's surface at a placement given by its Parms; the returned ID is a
        ParmContainer ID, so U, W, U_Scale, W_Scale, Transparency, U_Flip and W_Flip in the
        "Texture_Parm" group are reached the usual way.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            tex_id = AttachGeomTexture( pod_id, "textures/nasa-logo.tga" )
    
            assert len( tex_id ) > 0, "AttachGeomTexture attached nothing"
    
            # Place the logo on the upper surface, at half size.
            SetParmVal( tex_id, "U", "Texture_Parm", 0.35 )
            SetParmVal( tex_id, "W", "Texture_Parm", 0.25 )
            SetParmVal( tex_id, "U_Scale", "Texture_Parm", 0.5 )
            SetParmVal( tex_id, "W_Scale", "Texture_Parm", 0.5 )
    
            Update()
    
            tex_ids = GetGeomTextureIDVec( pod_id )
    
            assert len( tex_ids ) == 1, "the texture is not in the texture list"
            assert tex_ids[0] == tex_id, "the texture is not in the texture list"
    
    
        See also: RemoveGeomTexture, GetGeomTextureIDVec, GetGeomTextureFileName
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: file_name string Name of the texture image file
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ParmContainer ID for the attached texture
        """
        return _vsp.AttachGeomTexture(geom_id, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def RemoveGeomTexture(self, geom_id, texture_id):
        r"""
        Remove a texture from a Geom, the way the Delete button on the Texture screen does.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            tex_id = AttachGeomTexture( pod_id, "textures/nasa-logo.tga" )
    
            RemoveGeomTexture( pod_id, tex_id )
    
            assert len( GetGeomTextureIDVec( pod_id ) ) == 0, "RemoveGeomTexture left the texture behind"
    
    
        See also: AttachGeomTexture, GetGeomTextureIDVec
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: texture_id string Texture ParmContainer ID
        """
        return _vsp.RemoveGeomTexture(geom_id, texture_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomTextureIDVec(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the ParmContainer IDs of all the textures attached to a Geom, in the order they are drawn.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            # A fresh Geom carries no textures.
            assert len( GetGeomTextureIDVec( pod_id ) ) == 0, "a new Geom already carries textures"
    
            AttachGeomTexture( pod_id, "textures/nasa-logo.tga" )
            AttachGeomTexture( pod_id, "textures/window.tga" )
    
            assert len( GetGeomTextureIDVec( pod_id ) ) == 2, "GetGeomTextureIDVec, two were attached"
    
    
        See also: AttachGeomTexture, RemoveGeomTexture
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of texture ParmContainer IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomTextureIDVec(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomTextureFileName(self, geom_id, texture_id):
        r"""
        Get the image file a texture was attached from.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            tex_id = AttachGeomTexture( pod_id, "textures/nasa-logo.tga" )
    
            assert GetGeomTextureFileName( pod_id, tex_id ) == "textures/nasa-logo.tga", "GetGeomTextureFileName did not report the file"
    
    
        See also: AttachGeomTexture
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: texture_id string Texture ParmContainer ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Name of the texture image file
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomTextureFileName(geom_id, texture_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomParent(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the parent Geom ID for the input child Geom. "NONE" is returned if the Geom has no parent.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Parent and Child Geometry ====//
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", pod1 )
    
            print( "Parent ID of Pod #2: ", False )
    
            print( GetGeomParent( pod2 ) )
    
            assert GetGeomParent( pod2 ) == pod1, "GetGeomParent did not report the parent it was given"
    
            # The relationship has to read the same from the other end.
            children = GetGeomChildren( pod1 )
    
            assert len( children ) == 1, "GetGeomParent disagrees with GetGeomChildren"
            assert children[0] == pod2, "GetGeomParent disagrees with GetGeomChildren"
    
            # A Geom added with no parent sits at the top level.
            assert GetGeomParent( pod1 ) == "NONE", "GetGeomParent did not report NONE for a top level Geom"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parent Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomParent(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomChildren(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the IDs for each child of the input parent Geom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Parent and Child Geometry ====//
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", pod1 )
    
            pod3 = AddGeom( "POD", pod2 )
    
            print( "Children of Pod #1: " )
    
            children = GetGeomChildren( pod1 )
            assert len( children ) > 0, "GetGeomChildren returned nothing"
    
            for i in range(int( len(children) )):
    
                print( "\t", False )
                print( children[i] )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of child Geom IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomChildren(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumXSecSurfs(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of XSecSurfs for the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Fuselage Geometry ====//
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            num_xsec_surfs = GetNumXSecSurfs( fuseid )
    
            if  num_xsec_surfs != 1 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetNumXSecSurfs  " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetNumXSecSurfs"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of XSecSurfs
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumXSecSurfs(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumMainSurfs(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of main surfaces for the specified Geom. Multiple main surfaces may exist for CustoGeoms, propellors, etc., but
        does not include surfaces created due to symmetry.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Prop Geometry ====//
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
    
            num_surf = 0
    
            num_surf = GetNumMainSurfs( prop_id ) # Should be the same as the number of blades
    
            assert num_surf == GetIntParmVal( FindParm( prop_id, "NumBlade", "Design" ) ), "GetNumMainSurfs does not match the blade count"
    
            print( "Number of Propeller Surfaces: ", False )
    
            print( num_surf )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of main surfaces
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumMainSurfs(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetTotalNumSurfs(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the total number of surfaces for the specified Geom. This is equivalent to the number of main surface multiplied
        by the number of symmetric copies.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            num_surf = 0
    
            num_surf = GetTotalNumSurfs( wing_id ) # Wings default with XZ symmetry on -> 2 surfaces
    
            assert num_surf == 2, "GetTotalNumSurfs, expected 2 for a symmetric wing"
    
            print( "Total Number of Wing Surfaces: ", False )
    
            print( num_surf )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of main surfaces
        """
        return _vsp.GetTotalNumSurfs(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomVSPSurfType(self, geom_id, main_surf_ind=0):
        r"""
        Get the VSP surface type of the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            if  GetGeomVSPSurfType( wing_id ) != WING_SURF :
                print( "---> Error: API GetGeomVSPSurfType " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetGeomVSPSurfType"
    
    
        See also: VSP_SURF_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: main_surf_ind int Main surface index
        :rtype: int
        :return: int VSP surface type enum (i.e. DISK_SURF)
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomVSPSurfType(geom_id, main_surf_ind)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomVSPSurfCfdType(self, geom_id, main_surf_ind=0):
        r"""
        Get the VSP surface CFD type of the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            if  GetGeomVSPSurfCfdType( wing_id ) != CFD_NORMAL :
                print( "---> Error: API GetGeomVSPSurfCfdType " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetGeomVSPSurfCfdType"
    
    
        See also: VSP_SURF_CFD_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: main_surf_ind int Main surface index
        :rtype: int
        :return: int VSP surface CFD type enum (i.e. CFD_TRANSPARENT)
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomVSPSurfCfdType(geom_id, main_surf_ind)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomBBoxMax(self, geom_id, main_surf_ind=0, ref_frame_is_absolute=True):
        r"""
        Get the the maximum coordinate of the bounding box of a Geom with given main surface index. The Geom bounding
        box may be specified in absolute or body reference frame.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pid, "Y_Rotation", "XForm" ), 45 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pid, "Z_Rotation", "XForm" ), 25 )
    
            Update()
    
            max_pnt = GetGeomBBoxMax( pid, 0, False )
    
            min_pnt = GetGeomBBoxMin( pid, 0, False )
    
            assert max_pnt.x() > min_pnt.x() and max_pnt.y() > min_pnt.y() and max_pnt.z() > min_pnt.z(), "GetGeomBBoxMax is not above the minimum corner"
    
    
        See also: GetGeomBBoxMin
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: main_surf_ind int Main surface index
        :param [in]: ref_frame_is_absolute bool Flag to specify absolute or body reference frame
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Maximum coordinate of the bounding box
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomBBoxMax(geom_id, main_surf_ind, ref_frame_is_absolute)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomBBoxMin(self, geom_id, main_surf_ind=0, ref_frame_is_absolute=True):
        r"""
        Get the the minimum coordinate of the bounding box of a Geom with given main surface index. The Geom bounding
        box may be specified in absolute or body reference frame.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pid, "Y_Rotation", "XForm" ), 45 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pid, "Z_Rotation", "XForm" ), 25 )
    
            Update()
    
            min_pnt = GetGeomBBoxMin( pid, 0, False )
    
            max_pnt = GetGeomBBoxMax( pid, 0, False )
    
            assert min_pnt.x() < max_pnt.x() and min_pnt.y() < max_pnt.y() and min_pnt.z() < max_pnt.z(), "GetGeomBBoxMin is not below the maximum corner"
    
    
        See also: GetGeomBBoxMax
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: main_surf_ind int Main surface index
        :param [in]: ref_frame_is_absolute bool Flag to specify absolute or body reference frame
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Minimum coordinate of the bounding box
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomBBoxMin(geom_id, main_surf_ind, ref_frame_is_absolute)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddSubSurf(self, geom_id, type, surfindex=0):
        r"""
        Add a sub-surface to the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            # Note: Parm Group for SubSurfaces in the form: "SS_" + type + "_" + count (initialized at 1)
            ss_line_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_LINE )                      # Add Sub Surface Line
    
            SetParmVal( wid, "Const_Line_Value", "SubSurface_1", 0.4 )     # Change Location
    
    
        See also: SUBSURF_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: type int Sub-surface type enum (i.e. SS_RECTANGLE)
        :param [in]: surfindex int Main surface index (default: 0)
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Sub-surface ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddSubSurf(geom_id, type, surfindex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSubSurf(self, *args):
        r"""
        *Overload 1:*
    
    
    
        Get the ID of the specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" ) # Add Wing
    
            ss_rec_1 = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE ) # Add Sub Surface Rectangle #1
    
            ss_rec_2 = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE ) # Add Sub Surface Rectangle #2
    
            print( ss_rec_2, False )
    
            print( " = ", False )
    
            print( GetSubSurf( wid, 1 ) )
    
            # Sub-surfaces come back in the order they were added.
            assert GetSubSurf( wid, 0 ) == ss_rec_1, "GetSubSurf did not report the sub-surfaces in order"
            assert GetSubSurf( wid, 1 ) == ss_rec_2, "GetSubSurf did not report the sub-surfaces in order"
    
            # The index form and the ID vector have to agree.
            id_vec = GetSubSurfIDVec( wid )
    
            assert len( id_vec ) == 2, "GetSubSurf disagrees with GetSubSurfIDVec"
            assert id_vec[1] == GetSubSurf( wid, 1 ), "GetSubSurf disagrees with GetSubSurfIDVec"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetSubSurf( wid, 2 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetSubSurf accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Sub-surface index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Sub-surface ID
    
    
        |
    
        *Overload 2:*
    
    
    
        Get the ID of the specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" ) # Add Wing
    
            ss_rec_1 = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE ) # Add Sub Surface Rectangle #1
    
            ss_rec_2 = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE ) # Add Sub Surface Rectangle #2
    
            print( ss_rec_2, False )
    
            print( " = ", False )
    
            print( GetSubSurf( wid, 1 ) )
    
            # Sub-surfaces come back in the order they were added.
            assert GetSubSurf( wid, 0 ) == ss_rec_1, "GetSubSurf did not report the sub-surfaces in order"
            assert GetSubSurf( wid, 1 ) == ss_rec_2, "GetSubSurf did not report the sub-surfaces in order"
    
            # The index form and the ID vector have to agree.
            id_vec = GetSubSurfIDVec( wid )
    
            assert len( id_vec ) == 2, "GetSubSurf disagrees with GetSubSurfIDVec"
            assert id_vec[1] == GetSubSurf( wid, 1 ), "GetSubSurf disagrees with GetSubSurfIDVec"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetSubSurf( wid, 2 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetSubSurf accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: name string Sub surface name
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of sub-surface ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetSubSurf(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReorderSubSurf(self, geom_id, sub_id, reorder_type):
        r"""
        Move a sub-surface within its parent Geom's sub-surface list, the way the move buttons on the
        Sub-Surface tab do.  Sub-surfaces are applied in list order, so where one sits decides which of
        two overlapping sub-surfaces tags a given piece of the surface.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            ss_line = AddSubSurf( wing_id, SS_LINE )
            ss_rect = AddSubSurf( wing_id, SS_RECTANGLE )
    
            assert GetSubSurf( wing_id, 0 ) == ss_line, "the sub-surfaces did not start in creation order"
    
            ReorderSubSurf( wing_id, ss_rect, REORDER_MOVE_TOP )
    
            assert GetSubSurf( wing_id, 0 ) == ss_rect, "ReorderSubSurf did not move the sub-surface"
    
    
        See also: AddSubSurf, DeleteSubSurf
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :param [in]: reorder_type int Reorder type enum (see REORDER_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ReorderSubSurf(geom_id, sub_id, reorder_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteSubSurf(self, *args):
        r"""
        *Overload 1:*
    
    
    
        Delete the specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_line_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_LINE )                      # Add Sub Surface Line
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            print("Delete SS_Line\n")
    
            num_before_del = GetNumSubSurf( wid )
            DeleteSubSurf( wid, ss_line_id )
            assert GetNumSubSurf( wid ) < num_before_del, "DeleteSubSurf removed nothing"
    
    
            num_ss = GetNumSubSurf( wid )
    
            num_str = f"Number of SubSurfaces: {num_ss}\n"
    
            print( num_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
    
    
        |
    
        *Overload 2:*
    
    
    
        Delete the specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_line_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_LINE )                      # Add Sub Surface Line
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            print("Delete SS_Line\n")
    
            num_before_del = GetNumSubSurf( wid )
            DeleteSubSurf( ss_line_id )
            assert GetNumSubSurf( wid ) < num_before_del, "DeleteSubSurf removed nothing"
    
    
            num_ss = GetNumSubSurf( wid )
    
            num_str = f"Number of SubSurfaces: {num_ss}\n"
    
            print( num_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteSubSurf(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetSubSurfName(self, *args):
        r"""
        *Overload 1:*
    
    
    
        Set the name of the specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            new_name = "New_SS_Rec_Name"
    
            SetSubSurfName( wid, ss_rec_id, new_name )
            assert GetSubSurfName( wid, ss_rec_id ) == new_name, "SetSubSurfName did not take"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :param [in]: name string Sub-surface name
    
    
        |
    
        *Overload 2:*
    
    
    
        Set the name of the specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            new_name = "New_SS_Rec_Name"
    
            SetSubSurfName( ss_rec_id, new_name )
            assert GetSubSurfName( ss_rec_id ) == new_name, "SetSubSurfName did not take"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :param [in]: name string Sub-surface name
        """
        return _vsp.SetSubSurfName(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSubSurfName(self, *args):
        r"""
        *Overload 1:*
    
    
    
        Get the name of the specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            rec_name = GetSubSurfName( wid, ss_rec_id )
            assert len( rec_name ) > 0, "GetSubSurfName returned nothing"
    
            name_str = "Current Name of SS_Rectangle: " + rec_name + "\n"
    
            print( name_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Sub-surface name
    
    
        |
    
        *Overload 2:*
    
    
    
        Get the name of the specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            rec_name = GetSubSurfName( wid, ss_rec_id )
            assert len( rec_name ) > 0, "GetSubSurfName returned nothing"
    
            name_str = "Current Name of SS_Rectangle: " + rec_name + "\n"
    
            print( name_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Sub-surface name
        """
        return _vsp.GetSubSurfName(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSubSurfIndex(self, sub_id):
        r"""
        Get the index of the specified sub-surface in its parent Geom's sub-surface vector
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_line_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_LINE )                      # Add Sub Surface Line
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            ind = GetSubSurfIndex( ss_rec_id )
    
            ind_str = f"Index of SS_Rectangle: {ind}"
    
            print( ind_str )
    
            # The rectangle was added second, so it sits at index 1.
            assert ind == 1, "GetSubSurfIndex did not report the order they were added"
            assert GetSubSurfIndex( ss_line_id ) == 0, "GetSubSurfIndex did not report the order they were added"
    
            # The index has to lead back to the same sub-surface.
            assert GetSubSurf( wid, ind ) == ss_rec_id, "GetSubSurfIndex disagrees with GetSubSurf"
    
    
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Sub-surface index
        """
        return _vsp.GetSubSurfIndex(sub_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSubSurfIDVec(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get a vector of all sub-surface IDs for the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_line_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_LINE )                      # Add Sub Surface Line
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            id_vec = GetSubSurfIDVec( wid )
            assert len( id_vec ) > 0, "GetSubSurfIDVec returned nothing"
    
            id_type_str = "SubSurface IDs and Type Indexes -> "
    
            for i in range(len(id_vec)):
    
                id_type_str += id_vec[i]
    
                id_type_str += ": "
    
                id_type_str += f'{GetSubSurfType(id_vec[i])}'
    
                id_type_str += "\t"
    
            id_type_str += "\n"
    
            print( id_type_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<int> Array of sub-surface IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetSubSurfIDVec(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllSubSurfIDs(self, ):
        r"""
        Get a vector of all sub-surface IDs for the entire model
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of sub-surface IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllSubSurfIDs()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumSubSurf(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of sub-surfaces for the specified Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_line_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_LINE )                      # Add Sub Surface Line
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            num_ss = GetNumSubSurf( wid )
    
            assert num_ss == 2, "GetNumSubSurf, two were added"
    
            num_str = "Number of SubSurfaces: {num_ss}"
    
            print( num_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of Sub-surfaces
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumSubSurf(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSubSurfType(self, sub_id):
        r"""
        Get the type for the specified sub-surface (i.e. SS_RECTANGLE)
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_line_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_LINE )                      # Add Sub Surface Line
            ss_rec_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_RECTANGLE )                        # Add Sub Surface Rectangle
    
            id_vec = GetSubSurfIDVec( wid )
    
            # Each sub-surface has to report the type it was created as.
            assert GetSubSurfType( ss_line_id ) == SS_LINE, "GetSubSurfType did not report the type that was added"
            assert GetSubSurfType( ss_rec_id ) == SS_RECTANGLE, "GetSubSurfType did not report the type that was added"
    
            id_type_str = "SubSurface IDs and Type Indexes -> "
    
            for i in range(len(id_vec)):
    
                id_type_str += id_vec[i]
    
                id_type_str += ": "
    
                id_type_str += f'{GetSubSurfType(id_vec[i])}'
    
                id_type_str += "\t"
    
            id_type_str += "\n"
    
            print( id_type_str )
    
    
        See also: SUBSURF_TYPE
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Sub-surface type enum (i.e. SS_RECTANGLE)
        """
        return _vsp.GetSubSurfType(sub_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSubSurfParmIDs(self, sub_id):
        r"""
        Get the vector of Parm IDs for specified sub-surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            ss_line_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_LINE )                      # Add Sub Surface Line
    
            # Get and list all Parm info for SS_Line
            parm_id_vec = GetSubSurfParmIDs( ss_line_id )
            assert len( parm_id_vec ) > 0, "GetSubSurfParmIDs returned nothing"
    
            for i in range(len(parm_id_vec)):
    
                id_name_str = "\tName: " + GetParmName(parm_id_vec[i]) + ", Group: " + GetParmDisplayGroupName(parm_id_vec[i]) + ", ID: " + str(parm_id_vec[i]) + "\n"
    
    
                print( id_name_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of Parm IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetSubSurfParmIDs(sub_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def IntersectSubSurf(self, sub_id):
        r"""
        Trigger intersection for SS_INTERSECT type subsurfaces
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            p2id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xpod2 = GetParm( p2id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            SetParmVal( xpod2, 4.0 )
    
            zrotpod2 = GetParm( p2id, "Z_Rel_Rotation", "XForm" )
            SetParmVal( zrotpod2, 60.0 )
    
            sub_id = AddSubSurf( pid, SS_INTERSECT )
    
            Update()
    
            SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID( sub_id, p2id )
    
            IntersectSubSurf( sub_id )
    
            Update()
    
            # The sub-surface is an intersection of the two Pods, and it belongs to the
            # first one.
            assert GetSubSurfType( sub_id ) == SS_INTERSECT, "the sub-surface is not an intersection"
    
            sub_ids = GetSubSurfIDVec( pid )
    
            assert len( sub_ids ) == 1, "the intersection sub-surface is not on the Geom it was added to"
            assert sub_ids[0] == sub_id, "the intersection sub-surface is not on the Geom it was added to"
    
            # Naming a Geom that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID( sub_id, "NOSUCHGEOM" )
    
            IntersectSubSurf( sub_id )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "a bad Geom ID was accepted for the intersection"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        """
        return _vsp.IntersectSubSurf(sub_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetIntersectSubSurfGeomID(self, sub_id):
        r"""
        Set Geom ID to intersect parent with to create intersection SS_INTERSECT type subsurfaces
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            p2id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xpod2 = GetParm( p2id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            SetParmVal( xpod2, 4.0 )
    
            zrotpod2 = GetParm( p2id, "Z_Rel_Rotation", "XForm" )
            SetParmVal( zrotpod2, 60.0 )
    
            sub_id = AddSubSurf( pid, SS_INTERSECT )
    
            Update()
    
            SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID( sub_id, p2id )
    
            IntersectSubSurf( sub_id )
    
            Update()
    
            # The sub-surface is an intersection of the two Pods, and it belongs to the
            # first one.
            assert GetSubSurfType( sub_id ) == SS_INTERSECT, "the sub-surface is not an intersection"
    
            sub_ids = GetSubSurfIDVec( pid )
    
            assert len( sub_ids ) == 1, "the intersection sub-surface is not on the Geom it was added to"
            assert sub_ids[0] == sub_id, "the intersection sub-surface is not on the Geom it was added to"
    
            # Naming a Geom that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID( sub_id, "NOSUCHGEOM" )
    
            IntersectSubSurf( sub_id )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "a bad Geom ID was accepted for the intersection"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID to intersect with parent to create subsurface
    
    
    
        Get the Geom ID that an SS_INTERSECT type sub-surface intersects its parent with
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            p2id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            sub_id = AddSubSurf( pid, SS_INTERSECT )
    
            Update()
    
            SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID( sub_id, p2id )
    
            assert GetIntersectSubSurfGeomID( sub_id ) == p2id, "GetIntersectSubSurfGeomID did not report the Geom that was set"
    
            # A sub-surface of the wrong type has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            line_id = AddSubSurf( pid, SS_LINE )
    
            GetIntersectSubSurfGeomID( line_id )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetIntersectSubSurfGeomID accepted a sub-surface of the wrong type"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID, IntersectSubSurf
        :param [in]: sub_id string Sub-surface ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Geom ID the sub-surface intersects with
        """
        return _vsp.GetIntersectSubSurfGeomID(sub_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID(self, sub_id, geom_id):
        r"""SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID(std::string const & sub_id, std::string const & geom_id)"""
        return _vsp.SetIntersectSubSurfGeomID(sub_id, geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaStruct(self, geom_id, init_skin=True, surfindex=0):
        r"""
        Add an FEA Structure to a specified Geom
        Warning: init_skin should ALWAYS be set to true.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            # The first structure on this Geom lands at index 0, and its ID has to lead
            # back to that index.
            assert struct_ind == 0, "AddFeaStruct did not add a structure"
            assert NumFeaStructures() == 1, "AddFeaStruct did not add a structure"
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            assert len( struct_id ) > 0, "AddFeaStruct did not give the structure a usable ID"
            assert GetFeaStructIndex( struct_id ) == struct_ind, "AddFeaStruct did not give the structure a usable ID"
    
            # init_skin defaults to true, so the structure starts with an FEA Skin.
            assert NumFeaParts( struct_id ) == 1, "AddFeaStruct did not initialize the skin"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: init_skin bool Flag to initialize the FEA Structure by creating an FEA Skin from the parent Geom's OML at surfindex
        :param [in]: surfindex int Main surface index for the FEA Structure
        :rtype: int
        :return: int FEA Structure index
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaStruct(geom_id, init_skin, surfindex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaMeshStructIndex(self, ):
        r"""
        Sets FeaMeshMgr m_FeaMeshStructIndex member using passed in index of a FeaStructure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            SetFeaMeshStructIndex( struct_ind )
    
            if  len(FindGeoms()) != 1 :
                print( "ERROR: SetFeaMeshStructIndex" )
                assert False, "ERROR: SetFeaMeshStructIndex"
    
    
    
    
    
        Get the index of the FEA Structure the FEA Mesh Manager is currently pointed at
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_ind_2 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            SetFeaMeshStructIndex( struct_ind_2 )
    
            assert GetFeaMeshStructIndex() == struct_ind_2, "GetFeaMeshStructIndex did not report the Structure that was set"
    
            SetFeaMeshStructIndex( struct_ind )
    
            assert GetFeaMeshStructIndex() == struct_ind, "GetFeaMeshStructIndex did not follow a second set"
    
    
        See also: SetFeaMeshStructIndex
        :rtype: int
        :return: int FEA Structure index
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaMeshStructIndex()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaMeshStructIndex(self, struct_index):
        r"""SetFeaMeshStructIndex(int struct_index)"""
        return _vsp.SetFeaMeshStructIndex(struct_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaStruct(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind):
        r"""
        Delete an FEA Structure and all FEA Parts and FEA SubSurfaces associated with it
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind_1 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_ind_2 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id_2 = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_2 )
    
            assert NumFeaStructures() == 2, "the two structures were not both added"
    
            DeleteFeaStruct( pod_id, struct_ind_1 )
    
            # Deleting the first structure leaves the second one, which slides down to
            # take its index.
            assert NumFeaStructures() == 1, "DeleteFeaStruct did not remove the structure"
            assert GetFeaStructID( pod_id, 0 ) == struct_id_2, "DeleteFeaStruct removed the wrong structure"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaStruct(geom_id, fea_struct_ind)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaStructID(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind):
        r"""
        Get the ID of an FEA Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
            assert len( struct_id ) > 0, "GetFeaStructID returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA Structure ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaStructID(geom_id, fea_struct_ind)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaStructIndex(self, struct_id):
        r"""
        Get the index of an FEA Structure in its Parent Geom's vector of Structures
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind_1 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_ind_2 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id_2 = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_2 )
    
            DeleteFeaStruct( pod_id, struct_ind_1 )
    
            struct_ind_2_new = GetFeaStructIndex( struct_id_2 )
    
            # The second structure slides down to fill the gap the first one left.
            assert struct_ind_2 == 1, "GetFeaStructIndex did not follow the delete"
            assert struct_ind_2_new == 0, "GetFeaStructIndex did not follow the delete"
    
            # The index has to lead back to the same structure.
            assert GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_2_new ) == struct_id_2, "GetFeaStructIndex disagrees with GetFeaStructID"
    
            # An ID that is not a structure has to report -1.
            assert GetFeaStructIndex( "NOSUCHSTRUCT" ) == -1, "GetFeaStructIndex accepted a bad ID"
    
            # That lookup failure was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int FEA Structure index
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaStructIndex(struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaStructParentGeomID(self, struct_id):
        r"""
        Get the Parent Geom ID for an FEA Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Get Parent Geom ID and Index ====//
            parent_id = GetFeaStructParentGeomID( struct_id )
            assert len( parent_id ) > 0, "GetFeaStructParentGeomID returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parent Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaStructParentGeomID(struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaStructName(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind):
        r"""
        Get the name of an FEA Structure. The FEA Structure name functions as the the Parm Container name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Get Structure Name ====//
            parm_container_name = GetFeaStructName( pod_id, struct_ind )
            assert len( parm_container_name ) > 0, "GetFeaStructName returned nothing"
    
            display_name = "Current Structure Parm Container Name: " + parm_container_name + "\n"
    
            print( display_name )
    
    
        See also: FindContainer, SetFeaStructName
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Name for the FEA Structure
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaStructName(geom_id, fea_struct_ind)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaStructName(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of an FEA Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Change the Structure Name ====//
            SetFeaStructName( pod_id, struct_ind, "Example_Struct" )
            assert GetFeaStructName( pod_id, struct_ind ) == "Example_Struct", "SetFeaStructName did not take"
    
    
            parm_container_id = FindContainer( "Example_Struct", struct_ind )
    
            display_id = "New Structure Parm Container ID: " + parm_container_id + "\n"
    
            print( display_id )
    
    
        See also: GetFeaStructName
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: name string New name for the FEA Structure
        """
        return _vsp.SetFeaStructName(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaStructIDVec(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the IDs of all FEA Structures in the vehicle
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Geometries ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructures ====//
            pod_struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
            wing_struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            struct_id_vec = GetFeaStructIDVec()
            assert len( struct_id_vec ) > 0, "GetFeaStructIDVec returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: NumFeaStructures
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Structure IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaStructIDVec()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaPartName(self, part_id, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of an FEA Part
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add Bulkead ====//
            bulkhead_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
    
            SetFeaPartName( bulkhead_id, "Bulkhead" )
            assert GetFeaPartName( bulkhead_id ) == "Bulkhead", "SetFeaPartName did not take"
    
    
    
        See also: GetFeaPartName
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part ID
        :param [in]: name string New name for the FEA Part
        """
        return _vsp.SetFeaPartName(part_id, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaPart(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, type):
        r"""
        Add an FEA Part to a Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add Bulkead ====//
            bulkhead_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( bulkhead_id, "IncludedElements", "FeaPart" ), FEA_SHELL_AND_BEAM )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( bulkhead_id, "RelCenterLocation", "FeaPart" ), 0.15 )
    
    
        See also: FEA_PART_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: type int FEA Part type enum (i.e. FEA_RIB)
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA Part ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaPart(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaPart(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, part_id):
        r"""
        Delete an FEA Part from a Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add Bulkead ====//
            bulkhead_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
    
            #==== Add Fixed Point ====//
            fixed_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_FIX_POINT )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            # The skin, the bulkhead and the fixed point.
            num_before = NumFeaParts( struct_id )
    
            assert num_before == 3, "the parts were not all added"
    
            #==== Delete Bulkead ====//
            DeleteFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, bulkhead_id )
    
            # Only the named part goes; the fixed point stays.
            assert NumFeaParts( struct_id ) == num_before - 1, "DeleteFeaPart did not remove the part"
            assert len( GetFeaPartName( fixed_id ) ) > 0, "DeleteFeaPart removed the wrong part"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaPart(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, part_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReorderFeaPart(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, part_id, reorder_type):
        r"""
        Move an FEA part within its structure's part list, the way the move buttons on the Structure
        tab do.  Parts are meshed in list order, so where a part sits decides which of two intersecting
        parts is trimmed by the other.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            bulkhead = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
            skin = GetFeaPartID( struct_id, 0 )
    
            ReorderFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, bulkhead, REORDER_MOVE_TOP )
    
            assert GetFeaPartID( struct_id, 0 ) == bulkhead, "ReorderFeaPart did not move the part"
    
            ReorderFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, bulkhead, REORDER_MOVE_BOTTOM )
    
            assert GetFeaPartID( struct_id, 0 ) == skin, "ReorderFeaPart did not move the part back"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaPart, DeleteFeaPart, GetFeaPartIDVec
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part ID
        :param [in]: reorder_type int Reorder type enum (see REORDER_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ReorderFeaPart(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, part_id, reorder_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def IndividualizeFeaPart(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, part_id):
        r"""
        Replace an FEA array part with the individual parts it stands for, the way the Individualize
        buttons on the array panels do.  A rib array, slice array or SSLine array is a compact way of
        laying down a regular set of parts; individualizing turns it into that set, so each one can then
        be edited on its own.  The array part itself goes away.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            array_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE_ARRAY )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( array_id, "SliceRelSpacing", "FeaSliceArray" ), 0.25 )
    
            Update()
    
            num_before = NumFeaParts( struct_id )
    
            IndividualizeFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, array_id )
    
            # The array is replaced by the slices it stood for, so the part count goes up.
            assert NumFeaParts( struct_id ) > num_before, "IndividualizeFeaPart did not expand the array"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaPart, AddFeaSubSurf, NumFeaParts
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part or FEA Sub-Surface ID of an array part
        """
        return _vsp.IndividualizeFeaPart(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, part_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPartID(self, fea_struct_id, fea_part_index):
        r"""
        Get the Parm ID of an FEA Part, identified from a FEA Structure Parm ID and FEA Part index.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Add Bulkead ====//
            bulkhead_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
    
            Update()
    
            if  bulkhead_id != GetFeaPartID( struct_id, 1 ) : # These should be equivalent (index 0 is skin)
    
                print( "Error: GetFeaPartID" )
                assert False, "Error: GetFeaPartID"
    
    
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :param [in]: fea_part_index int FEA Part index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA Part ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPartID(fea_struct_id, fea_part_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPartName(self, part_id):
        r"""
        Get the name of an FEA Part
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Fuselage Geometry ====//
            fuse_id = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( fuse_id )
    
            #==== Add Bulkead ====//
            bulkhead_id = AddFeaPart( fuse_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
    
            name = "example_name"
            SetFeaPartName( bulkhead_id, name )
    
            if  name != GetFeaPartName( bulkhead_id ) : # These should be equivalent
    
                print( "Error: GetFeaPartName" )
                assert False, "Error: GetFeaPartName"
    
    
        See also: SetFeaPartName
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA Part name
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPartName(part_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPartType(self, part_id):
        r"""
        Get the type of an FEA Part
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add Slice ====//
            slice_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
    
            if  FEA_SLICE != GetFeaPartType( slice_id ) : # These should be equivalent
    
                print( "Error: GetFeaPartType" )
                assert False, "Error: GetFeaPartType"
    
    
        See also: FEA_PART_TYPE
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int FEA Part type enum
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPartType(part_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPartIDVec(self, fea_struct_id):
        r"""
        Get the IDs of all FEA Parts in the given FEA Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Geometries ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Add FEA Parts ====//
            slice_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
            dome_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_DOME )
    
            part_id_vec = GetFeaPartIDVec( struct_id ) # Should include slice_id & dome_id
            assert len( part_id_vec ) > 0, "GetFeaPartIDVec returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: NumFeaParts
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Part IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPartIDVec(fea_struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaSubSurfIDVec(self, fea_struct_id):
        r"""
        Get the IDs of all FEA SubSurfaces in the given FEA Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Geometries ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Add SubSurfaces ====//
            line_array_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_LINE_ARRAY )
            rectangle_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_RECTANGLE )
    
            part_id_vec = GetFeaSubSurfIDVec( struct_id ) # Should include line_array_id & rectangle_id
            assert len( part_id_vec ) > 0, "GetFeaSubSurfIDVec returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: NumFeaSubSurfs
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Part IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaSubSurfIDVec(fea_struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID(self, part_id, perpendicular_spar_id):
        r"""
        Set the ID of the perpendicular spar for an FEA Rib or Rib Array. Note, the FEA Rib or Rib Array should have "SPAR_NORMAL"
        set for the "PerpendicularEdgeType" Parm. If it is not, the ID will still be set, but the orientation of the Rib or Rib
        Array will not change.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Wing ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            #==== Add Rib ====//
            rib_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_RIB )
    
            #==== Add Spars ====//
            spar_id_1 = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_SPAR )
            spar_id_2 = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_SPAR )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( spar_id_1, "RelCenterLocation", "FeaPart" ), 0.25 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( spar_id_2, "RelCenterLocation", "FeaPart" ), 0.75 )
    
            #==== Set Perpendicular Edge type to SPAR ====//
            SetParmVal( FindParm( rib_id, "PerpendicularEdgeType", "FeaRib" ), SPAR_NORMAL )
    
            SetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID( rib_id, spar_id_2 )
    
            if  spar_id_2 != GetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID( rib_id ) :
                print( "Error: SetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID" )
                assert False, "Error: SetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID"
    
    
        See also: FEA_RIB_NORMAL, GetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part ID (Rib or Rib Array Type)
        :param [in]: perpendicular_spar_id string FEA Spar ID
        """
        return _vsp.SetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID(part_id, perpendicular_spar_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID(self, part_id):
        r"""
        Get the ID of the perpendicular spar for an FEA Rib or Rib Array. Note, the FEA Rib or Rib Array doesn't have to have "SPAR_NORMAL"
        set for the "PerpendicularEdgeType" Parm for this function to still return a value.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Wing ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            #==== Add Rib ====//
            rib_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_RIB )
    
            #==== Add Spars ====//
            spar_id_1 = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_SPAR )
            spar_id_2 = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_SPAR )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( spar_id_1, "RelCenterLocation", "FeaPart" ), 0.25 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( spar_id_2, "RelCenterLocation", "FeaPart" ), 0.75 )
    
            #==== Set Perpendicular Edge type to SPAR ====//
            SetParmVal( FindParm( rib_id, "PerpendicularEdgeType", "FeaRib" ), SPAR_NORMAL )
    
            SetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID( rib_id, spar_id_2 )
    
            if  spar_id_2 != GetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID( rib_id ) :
                print( "Error: GetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID" )
                assert False, "Error: GetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID"
    
    
        See also: FEA_RIB_NORMAL, SetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part ID (Rib or Rib Array Type)
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Perpendicular FEA Spar ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPartPerpendicularSparID(part_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaSubSurfName(self, subsurf_id, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of an FEA SubSurface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add LineArray ====//
            line_array_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_LINE_ARRAY )
    
            SetFeaSubSurfName( line_array_id, "Stiffener_array" )
            assert GetFeaSubSurfName( line_array_id ) == "Stiffener_array", "SetFeaSubSurfName did not take"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: subsurf_id string FEA SubSurface ID
        :param [in]: name string New name for the FEA SubSurface
        """
        return _vsp.SetFeaSubSurfName(subsurf_id, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaSubSurfName(self, subsurf_id):
        r"""
        Set the name of an FEA SubSurface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add LineArray ====//
            line_array_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_LINE_ARRAY )
    
            name = "example_name"
            SetFeaSubSurfName( line_array_id, name )
    
            if  name != GetFeaSubSurfName( line_array_id ) : # These should be equivalent
                print( "Error: GetFeaSubSurfName" )
                assert False, "Error: GetFeaSubSurfName"
    
    
        :param [in]: subsurf_id string FEA SubSurface ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA SubSurf name
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaSubSurfName(subsurf_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaSubSurf(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, type):
        r"""
        Add an FEA SubSurface to a Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add LineArray ====//
            line_array_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_LINE_ARRAY )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( line_array_id, "ConstLineType", "SS_LineArray" ), 1 ) # Constant W
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( line_array_id, "Spacing", "SS_LineArray" ), 0.25 )
    
    
        See also: SUBSURF_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: type int FEA SubSurface type enum (i.e. SS_ELLIPSE)
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA SubSurface ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaSubSurf(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaSubSurf(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, ss_id):
        r"""
        Delete an FEA SubSurface from a Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add LineArray ====//
            line_array_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_LINE_ARRAY )
    
            #==== Add Rectangle ====//
            rect_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_RECTANGLE )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            num_before = NumFeaSubSurfs( struct_id )
    
            #==== Delete LineArray ====//
            DeleteFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, line_array_id )
    
            assert NumFeaSubSurfs( struct_id ) == num_before - 1, "DeleteFeaSubSurf did not remove the sub-surface"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: ss_id string FEA SubSurface ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaSubSurf(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, ss_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaSubSurfIndex(self, ss_id):
        r"""
        Get the index of an FEA SubSurface give the SubSurface ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Add Slice ====//
            slice_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
    
            #==== Add LineArray ====//
            line_array_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_LINE_ARRAY )
    
            #==== Add Rectangle ====//
            rect_id = AddFeaSubSurf( pod_id, struct_ind, SS_RECTANGLE )
    
            if  1 != GetFeaSubSurfIndex( rect_id ) : # These should be equivalent
    
                print( "Error: GetFeaSubSurfIndex" )
                assert False, "Error: GetFeaSubSurfIndex"
    
    
        :param [in]: ss_id string FEA SubSurface ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int FEA SubSurface Index
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaSubSurfIndex(ss_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPolySparNumPt(self, pspar_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of points in an FEA Poly Spar. A newly created Poly Spar contains two points
        (the inboard and outboard endpoints).
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            # A new Poly Spar starts with 2 points
            if GetFeaPolySparNumPt( pspar_id ) != 2:
                print( "Error: GetFeaPolySparNumPt" )
                assert False, "Error: GetFeaPolySparNumPt"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaPolySparPt, InsertFeaPolySparPt, DelFeaPolySparPt, DelAllFeaPolySparPt
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of points in the Poly Spar
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPolySparNumPt(pspar_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaPolySparPt(self, pspar_id):
        r"""
        Add a point to the end of an FEA Poly Spar and return its ID. The new point is appended
        after all existing points.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            pt_id = AddFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id )
    
            if GetFeaPolySparNumPt( pspar_id ) != 3:
                print( "Error: AddFeaPolySparPt" )
                assert False, "Error: AddFeaPolySparPt"
    
    
        See also: InsertFeaPolySparPt, DelFeaPolySparPt, GetFeaPolySparNumPt
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ID of the newly added Poly Spar point
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaPolySparPt(pspar_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def InsertFeaPolySparPt(self, pspar_id, index):
        r"""
        Insert a point into an FEA Poly Spar before the given index and return its ID.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            # Insert a new intermediate point between the two default endpoints
            pt_id = InsertFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id, 1 )
    
            if GetFeaPolySparNumPt( pspar_id ) != 3:
                print( "Error: InsertFeaPolySparPt" )
                assert False, "Error: InsertFeaPolySparPt"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaPolySparPt, DelFeaPolySparPt, GetFeaPolySparNumPt
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :param [in]: index int Index before which the new point is inserted
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ID of the newly inserted Poly Spar point
        """
        return _vsp.InsertFeaPolySparPt(pspar_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelFeaPolySparPt(self, pspar_id, index):
        r"""
        Delete the point at the given index from an FEA Poly Spar.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            AddFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id )
            AddFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id )
    
            # Delete the point at index 2 (leaving 3 points)
            DelFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id, 2 )
    
            if GetFeaPolySparNumPt( pspar_id ) != 3:
                print( "Error: DelFeaPolySparPt" )
                assert False, "Error: DelFeaPolySparPt"
    
    
        See also: DelAllFeaPolySparPt, AddFeaPolySparPt, GetFeaPolySparNumPt
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of the point to delete
        """
        return _vsp.DelFeaPolySparPt(pspar_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllFeaPolySparPt(self, pspar_id):
        r"""
        Delete all points from an FEA Poly Spar.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            AddFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id )
            AddFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id )
    
            DelAllFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id )
    
            if GetFeaPolySparNumPt( pspar_id ) != 0:
                print( "Error: DelAllFeaPolySparPt" )
                assert False, "Error: DelAllFeaPolySparPt"
    
    
        See also: DelFeaPolySparPt, AddFeaPolySparPt, GetFeaPolySparNumPt
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllFeaPolySparPt(pspar_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def MoveFeaPolySparPt(self, pspar_id, index, reorder_type):
        r"""
        Move a point within an FEA Poly Spar using a reorder type and return the new index of the moved point.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            AddFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id )
    
            # Move point at index 2 up one position
            new_index = MoveFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id, 2, REORDER_MOVE_UP )
    
            if new_index != 1:
                print( "Error: MoveFeaPolySparPt" )
                assert False, "Error: MoveFeaPolySparPt"
    
    
        See also: REORDER_TYPE, AddFeaPolySparPt, GetFeaPolySparNumPt
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of the point to move
        :param [in]: reorder_type int Reorder type enum (i.e. REORDER_MOVE_UP, REORDER_MOVE_DOWN, REORDER_MOVE_TOP, REORDER_MOVE_BOTTOM)
        :rtype: int
        :return: int New index of the moved point
        """
        return _vsp.MoveFeaPolySparPt(pspar_id, index, reorder_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaPolySparPtName(self, pspar_id, index, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of a point in an FEA Poly Spar.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            SetFeaPolySparPtName( pspar_id, 0, "InboardPt" )
            SetFeaPolySparPtName( pspar_id, 1, "OutboardPt" )
    
            if GetFeaPolySparPtName( pspar_id, 0 ) != "InboardPt":
                print( "Error: SetFeaPolySparPtName" )
                assert False, "Error: SetFeaPolySparPtName"
    
    
        See also: GetFeaPolySparPtName
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of the point
        :param [in]: name string New name for the point
        """
        return _vsp.SetFeaPolySparPtName(pspar_id, index, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPolySparPtName(self, pspar_id, index):
        r"""
        Get the name of a point in an FEA Poly Spar.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            SetFeaPolySparPtName( pspar_id, 0, "InboardPt" )
    
            name = GetFeaPolySparPtName( pspar_id, 0 )
            assert len( name ) > 0, "GetFeaPolySparPtName returned nothing"
    
            print( "Point 0 name: " + name )
    
    
        See also: SetFeaPolySparPtName
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of the point
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Name of the point
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPolySparPtName(pspar_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPolySparPtID(self, pspar_id, index):
        r"""
        Get the ID of a point in an FEA Poly Spar. The returned ID is a ParmContainer ID that can
        be used with FindParm to access the point's parameters such as Eta, U01, U0N, and XoC.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            pt_id = GetFeaPolySparPtID( pspar_id, 0 )
            assert len( pt_id ) > 0, "GetFeaPolySparPtID returned nothing"
    
            # Set the spanwise location of the inboard point to eta = 0.1
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pt_id, "Eta", "FeaPolySparPoint" ), 0.1 )
    
            pt_id_1 = GetFeaPolySparPtID( pspar_id, 1 )
    
            # Set the spanwise location of the outboard point to eta = 0.9
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pt_id_1, "Eta", "FeaPolySparPoint" ), 0.9 )
    
    
        See also: GetAllFeaPolySparPtIDVec, FindParm, SetParmVal
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of the point
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ID of the Poly Spar point ParmContainer
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPolySparPtID(pspar_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllFeaPolySparPtIDVec(self, pspar_id):
        r"""
        Get a vector of IDs for all points in an FEA Poly Spar. Each ID is a ParmContainer ID that
        can be used with FindParm to access the point's parameters such as Eta, U01, U0N, and XoC.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            pspar_id = AddFeaPart( wing_id, struct_ind, FEA_POLY_SPAR )
    
            AddFeaPolySparPt( pspar_id )
    
            pt_ids = GetAllFeaPolySparPtIDVec( pspar_id )
    
            if len( pt_ids ) != 3:
                print( "Error: GetAllFeaPolySparPtIDVec" )
                assert False, "Error: GetAllFeaPolySparPtIDVec"
    
            # Set each point's spanwise eta location
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pt_ids[0], "Eta", "FeaPolySparPoint" ), 0.1 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pt_ids[1], "Eta", "FeaPolySparPoint" ), 0.5 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( pt_ids[2], "Eta", "FeaPolySparPoint" ), 0.9 )
    
    
        See also: GetFeaPolySparPtID, FindParm, SetParmVal
        :param [in]: pspar_id string FEA Poly Spar part ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Vector of Poly Spar point ParmContainer IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllFeaPolySparPtIDVec(pspar_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaTrimPart(self, trim_id, part_id):
        r"""
        Get the total number of FEA Structures in the vehicle
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_1 = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
            struct_2 = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            if  NumFeaStructures() != 2 :
                print( "Error: NumFeaStructures" )
                assert False, "Error: NumFeaStructures"
    
    
        See also: GetFeaStructIDVec
        :rtype: void
        :return: int Total Number of FEA Structures
    
    
    
        Add an FEA Assembly.  An assembly gathers several FEA Structures and the connections between
        them so they can be meshed and written out as one model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            assembly_id = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            assert len( assembly_id ) > 0, "AddFeaAssembly did not add an assembly"
            assert NumFeaAssemblies() == 1, "AddFeaAssembly did not add an assembly"
    
            assy_ids = GetFeaAssemblyIDVec()
    
            assert len( assy_ids ) == 1 and assy_ids[0] == assembly_id, "the assembly is not in the assembly list"
    
            # A new assembly is named and holds nothing yet.
            assert len( GetFeaAssemblyName( assembly_id ) ) > 0, "AddFeaAssembly did not name the assembly"
            assert len( GetFeaAssemblyStructureIDVec( assembly_id ) ) == 0, "a new assembly already holds structures"
    
    
        See also: DeleteFeaAssembly, AddFeaStructureToAssembly, ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh
        :rtype: void
        :return: string FEA Assembly ID
    
    
    
        Add an FEA Part to the list a Trim part trims against.  This is the Trim part's Add button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== A Trim part and something for it to trim against ====//
            trim_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_TRIM )
    
            slice_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
    
            assert len( GetFeaTrimPartIDVec( trim_id ) ) == 0, "a new Trim part already trims against something"
    
            AddFeaTrimPart( trim_id, slice_id )
    
            trim_parts = GetFeaTrimPartIDVec( trim_id )
    
            assert len( trim_parts ) == 1, "AddFeaTrimPart did not add the part"
            assert trim_parts[0] == slice_id, "AddFeaTrimPart did not add the part"
    
            DeleteFeaTrimPart( trim_id, 0 )
    
            assert len( GetFeaTrimPartIDVec( trim_id ) ) == 0, "DeleteFeaTrimPart did not remove the part"
    
            # An FEA Part that is not a Trim part has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            AddFeaTrimPart( slice_id, slice_id )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "AddFeaTrimPart accepted a part that is not a Trim part"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: DeleteFeaTrimPart, GetFeaTrimPartIDVec
        :param [in]: trim_id string FEA Trim part ID
        :param [in]: part_id string FEA Part ID to trim against
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaTrimPart(trim_id, part_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaTrimPart(self, trim_id, index):
        r"""
        Remove an entry from the list a Trim part trims against
        See also: AddFeaTrimPart, GetFeaTrimPartIDVec
        :param [in]: trim_id string FEA Trim part ID
        :param [in]: index int Trim entry index
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaTrimPart(trim_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaTrimPartIDVec(self, trim_id):
        r"""
        Get the FEA Parts a Trim part trims against
        See also: AddFeaTrimPart, DeleteFeaTrimPart
        :param [in]: trim_id string FEA Trim part ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Part IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaTrimPartIDVec(trim_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaAssembly(self, ):
        r"""AddFeaAssembly() -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.AddFeaAssembly()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaAssembly(self, assembly_id):
        r"""
        Delete an FEA Assembly.  The Structures it gathered are left in the model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            assembly_id = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind ) )
    
            DeleteFeaAssembly( assembly_id )
    
            assert NumFeaAssemblies() == 0, "DeleteFeaAssembly did not remove the assembly"
    
            # The Structure it held survives.
            assert NumFeaStructures() == 1, "DeleteFeaAssembly removed the Structure it gathered"
    
            # An ID that is not an assembly has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteFeaAssembly( "NOSUCHASSEMBLY" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteFeaAssembly accepted a bad ID"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddFeaAssembly, GetFeaAssemblyIDVec
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaAssembly(assembly_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def NumFeaAssemblies(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of FEA Assemblies in the model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            assert NumFeaAssemblies() == 0, "a new model starts with FEA Assemblies"
    
            AddFeaAssembly()
            AddFeaAssembly()
    
            assert NumFeaAssemblies() == 2, "NumFeaAssemblies did not count both assemblies"
            assert NumFeaAssemblies() == len( GetFeaAssemblyIDVec() ), "NumFeaAssemblies disagrees with GetFeaAssemblyIDVec"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaAssembly, GetFeaAssemblyIDVec
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of FEA Assemblies
        """
        return _vsp.NumFeaAssemblies()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaAssemblyIDVec(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the IDs of every FEA Assembly in the model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            first = AddFeaAssembly()
            second = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            assy_ids = GetFeaAssemblyIDVec()
    
            # Assemblies come back in the order they were added.
            assert len( assy_ids ) == 2, "GetFeaAssemblyIDVec did not report the assemblies in order"
            assert assy_ids[0] == first, "GetFeaAssemblyIDVec did not report the assemblies in order"
            assert assy_ids[1] == second, "GetFeaAssemblyIDVec did not report the assemblies in order"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaAssembly, NumFeaAssemblies
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Assembly IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaAssemblyIDVec()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaAssemblyName(self, assembly_id):
        r"""
        Get the name of an FEA Assembly
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            assembly_id = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            SetFeaAssemblyName( assembly_id, "ExampleAssembly" )
    
            assert GetFeaAssemblyName( assembly_id ) == "ExampleAssembly", "GetFeaAssemblyName did not report the name that was set"
    
            # An ID that is not an assembly has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetFeaAssemblyName( "NOSUCHASSEMBLY" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetFeaAssemblyName accepted a bad ID"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddFeaAssembly, SetFeaAssemblyName
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA Assembly name
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaAssemblyName(assembly_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaAssemblyName(self, assembly_id, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of an FEA Assembly.  The assembly's export file names are rebuilt from the new name.
        See also: AddFeaAssembly, GetFeaAssemblyName
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :param [in]: name string FEA Assembly name
        """
        return _vsp.SetFeaAssemblyName(assembly_id, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaStructureToAssembly(self, assembly_id, struct_id):
        r"""
        Add an FEA Structure to an FEA Assembly
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            struct_ind_1 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
            struct_ind_2 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id_1 = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_1 )
            struct_id_2 = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_2 )
    
            assembly_id = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id_1 )
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id_2 )
    
            struct_ids = GetFeaAssemblyStructureIDVec( assembly_id )
    
            assert len( struct_ids ) == 2, "the assembly does not hold the Structures it was given"
            assert struct_ids[0] == struct_id_1, "the assembly does not hold the Structures it was given"
            assert struct_ids[1] == struct_id_2, "the assembly does not hold the Structures it was given"
    
            # A Structure that does not exist has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, "NOSUCHSTRUCT" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "AddFeaStructureToAssembly accepted a bad Structure ID"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddFeaAssembly, DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly, GetFeaAssemblyStructureIDVec
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :param [in]: struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaStructureToAssembly(assembly_id, struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly(self, assembly_id, struct_id):
        r"""
        Remove an FEA Structure from an FEA Assembly.  The Structure itself is left in the model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            struct_ind_1 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
            struct_ind_2 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id_1 = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_1 )
            struct_id_2 = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_2 )
    
            assembly_id = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id_1 )
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id_2 )
    
            DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id_1 )
    
            # Only the named Structure leaves the assembly, and it survives in the model.
            struct_ids = GetFeaAssemblyStructureIDVec( assembly_id )
    
            assert len( struct_ids ) == 1, "DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly removed the wrong Structure"
            assert struct_ids[0] == struct_id_2, "DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly removed the wrong Structure"
            assert NumFeaStructures() == 2, "DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly deleted the Structure itself"
    
            # A Structure the assembly does not hold has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id_1 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly accepted a Structure it does not hold"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddFeaStructureToAssembly, GetFeaAssemblyStructureIDVec
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :param [in]: struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly(assembly_id, struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaAssemblyStructureIDVec(self, assembly_id):
        r"""
        Get the IDs of the FEA Structures gathered by an FEA Assembly
        See also: AddFeaStructureToAssembly, DeleteFeaStructureFromAssembly
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Structure IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaAssemblyStructureIDVec(assembly_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaAssemblyConnection(self, assembly_id, start_fix_pt_id, start_struct_id, start_index, end_fix_pt_id, end_struct_id, end_index):
        r"""
        Connect two FEA Fixed Points, each belonging to a Structure in the assembly, so the Structures
        are tied together where they meet.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            struct_ind_1 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
            struct_ind_2 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id_1 = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_1 )
            struct_id_2 = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind_2 )
    
            #==== Each Structure needs a Fixed Point to connect ====//
            fix_pt_1 = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind_1, FEA_FIX_POINT )
            fix_pt_2 = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind_2, FEA_FIX_POINT )
    
            assembly_id = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id_1 )
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id_2 )
    
            assert NumFeaAssemblyConnections( assembly_id ) == 0, "a new assembly already holds connections"
    
            AddFeaAssemblyConnection( assembly_id, fix_pt_1, struct_id_1, 0, fix_pt_2, struct_id_2, 0 )
    
            assert NumFeaAssemblyConnections( assembly_id ) == 1, "AddFeaAssemblyConnection did not add a connection"
    
            DeleteFeaAssemblyConnection( assembly_id, 0 )
    
            assert NumFeaAssemblyConnections( assembly_id ) == 0, "DeleteFeaAssemblyConnection did not remove the connection"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteFeaAssemblyConnection( assembly_id, 0 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteFeaAssemblyConnection accepted an index past the end"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddFeaAssembly, DeleteFeaAssemblyConnection, NumFeaAssemblyConnections
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :param [in]: start_fix_pt_id string FEA Fixed Point ID at the start of the connection
        :param [in]: start_struct_id string FEA Structure ID the start Fixed Point belongs to
        :param [in]: start_index int Surface index of the start Fixed Point
        :param [in]: end_fix_pt_id string FEA Fixed Point ID at the end of the connection
        :param [in]: end_struct_id string FEA Structure ID the end Fixed Point belongs to
        :param [in]: end_index int Surface index of the end Fixed Point
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaAssemblyConnection(assembly_id, start_fix_pt_id, start_struct_id, start_index, end_fix_pt_id, end_struct_id, end_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaAssemblyConnection(self, assembly_id, connection_index):
        r"""
        Delete a connection from an FEA Assembly
        See also: AddFeaAssemblyConnection, NumFeaAssemblyConnections
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :param [in]: connection_index int Connection index
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaAssemblyConnection(assembly_id, connection_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def NumFeaAssemblyConnections(self, assembly_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of connections in an FEA Assembly
        See also: AddFeaAssemblyConnection, DeleteFeaAssemblyConnection
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of connections
        """
        return _vsp.NumFeaAssemblyConnections(assembly_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaAssemblyFileName(self, assembly_id, file_type):
        r"""
        Mesh and write out an FEA Assembly.  Any Structure in the assembly that has not been meshed yet
        is meshed first.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Keep the mesh coarse so the example runs quickly ====//
            SetFeaMeshVal( pod_id, struct_ind, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN, 0.75 )
    
            assembly_id = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            SetFeaAssemblyName( assembly_id, "ExampleAssembly" )
    
            AddFeaStructureToAssembly( assembly_id, struct_id )
    
            out_name = GetFeaAssemblyFileName( assembly_id, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME )
    
            ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh( assembly_id )
    
            # The assembly writes the Calculix deck it named.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( out_name ) > 0, "ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh wrote no file"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaAssembly, AddFeaStructureToAssembly
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
    
    
    
        Get the name of an FEA Assembly output file.  The names are built from the assembly name when
        it is set, so this reports where ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh will write.
        See also: SetFeaAssemblyFileName, ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh, FEA_EXPORT_TYPE
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :param [in]: file_type int FEA output file type enum (i.e. FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME)
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Name of the output file
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaAssemblyFileName(assembly_id, file_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaAssemblyFileName(self, assembly_id, file_type, file_name):
        r"""
        Set the name of an FEA Assembly output file
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            assembly_id = AddFeaAssembly()
    
            SetFeaAssemblyFileName( assembly_id, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME, "ExampleAssembly.inp" )
    
            assert GetFeaAssemblyFileName( assembly_id, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME ) == "ExampleAssembly.inp", "SetFeaAssemblyFileName did not take"
    
            # Each output type carries its own name.
            assert GetFeaAssemblyFileName( assembly_id, FEA_NASTRAN_FILE_NAME ) != "ExampleAssembly.inp", "setting one output name disturbed another"
    
    
        See also: GetFeaAssemblyFileName, ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh, FEA_EXPORT_TYPE
        :param [in]: assembly_id string FEA Assembly ID
        :param [in]: file_type int FEA output file type enum (i.e. FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME)
        :param [in]: file_name string Name for the output file
        """
        return _vsp.SetFeaAssemblyFileName(assembly_id, file_type, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh(self, assembly_id):
        r"""ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh(std::string const & assembly_id)"""
        return _vsp.ComputeFeaAssemblyMesh(assembly_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def NumFeaStructures(self, ):
        r"""NumFeaStructures() -> int"""
        return _vsp.NumFeaStructures()
    
    @client_wrap
    def NumFeaParts(self, fea_struct_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of FEA Parts for a particular FEA Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Add FEA Parts ====//
            slice_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_SLICE )
            dome_id = AddFeaPart( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_DOME )
    
            if  NumFeaParts( struct_id ) != 3 : # Includes FeaSkin
    
                print( "Error: NumFeaParts" )
                assert False, "Error: NumFeaParts"
    
    
        See also: GetFeaPartIDVec
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of FEA Parts
        """
        return _vsp.NumFeaParts(fea_struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def NumFeaSubSurfs(self, fea_struct_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of FEA Subsurfaces for a particular FEA Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( wing_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( wing_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Add SubSurfaces ====//
            line_array_id = AddFeaSubSurf( wing_id, struct_ind, SS_LINE_ARRAY )
            rectangle_id = AddFeaSubSurf( wing_id, struct_ind, SS_RECTANGLE )
    
            if  NumFeaSubSurfs( struct_id ) != 2 :
                print( "Error: NumFeaSubSurfs" )
                assert False, "Error: NumFeaSubSurfs"
    
    
        See also: GetFeaSubSurfIDVec
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of FEA SubSurfaces
        """
        return _vsp.NumFeaSubSurfs(fea_struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaBC(self, fea_struct_id, type=-1):
        r"""
        Add an FEA BC to a Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind );
    
            #==== Add BC ====//
            bc_id = AddFeaBC( struct_id, FEA_BC_STRUCTURE )
    
    
        See also: FEA_BC_TYPE
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :param [in]: type int FEA BC type enum ( i.e. FEA_BC_STRUCTURE )
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA BC ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaBC(fea_struct_id, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelFeaBC(self, fea_struct_id, bc_id):
        r"""
        Delete an FEA BC from a Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind );
    
            #==== Add BC ====//
            bc_id = AddFeaBC( struct_id, FEA_BC_STRUCTURE )
    
            assert NumFeaBCs( struct_id ) == 1, "AddFeaBC did not add a boundary condition"
    
            DelFeaBC( struct_id, bc_id )
    
            assert NumFeaBCs( struct_id ) == 0, "DelFeaBC did not remove the boundary condition"
            assert len( GetFeaBCIDVec( struct_id ) ) == 0, "DelFeaBC left the boundary condition in the ID list"
    
    
        See also: FEA_BC_TYPE
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :param [in]: bc_id int FEA BC ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelFeaBC(fea_struct_id, bc_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaBCIDVec(self, fea_struct_id):
        r"""
        Return a vector of FEA BC ID's for a structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind );
    
            #==== Add BC ====//
            bc_id = AddFeaBC( struct_id, FEA_BC_STRUCTURE )
    
            bc_id_vec = GetFeaBCIDVec( struct_id )
            assert len( bc_id_vec ) > 0, "GetFeaBCIDVec returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA BC IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaBCIDVec(fea_struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def NumFeaBCs(self, fea_struct_id):
        r"""
        Return number of FEA BC's in a structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind );
    
            #==== Add BC ====//
            bc_id = AddFeaBC( struct_id, FEA_BC_STRUCTURE )
    
            nbc = NumFeaBCs( struct_id )
    
            # The count has to match the list of IDs, and follow another add.
            assert nbc == 1, "NumFeaBCs did not count the boundary condition"
            assert nbc == len( GetFeaBCIDVec( struct_id ) ), "NumFeaBCs disagrees with GetFeaBCIDVec"
    
            AddFeaBC( struct_id, FEA_BC_STRUCTURE )
    
            assert NumFeaBCs( struct_id ) == nbc + 1, "NumFeaBCs did not follow AddFeaBC"
    
    
        :param [in]: fea_struct_id string FEA Structure ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of FEA BCs
        """
        return _vsp.NumFeaBCs(fea_struct_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaLayer(self, material_id):
        r"""
        Add an FEA Material the FEA Mesh material library. Materials are available across all Geoms and Structures.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Create FeaMaterial ====//
            mat_id = AddFeaMaterial()
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( mat_id, "MassDensity", "FeaMaterial" ), 0.016 )
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA Material ID
    
    
    
        Get the IDs of every FEA Material in the FEA Mesh material library, including the
        built in materials as well as any added through AddFeaMaterial.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== The library starts out holding the built in materials ====//
            num_builtin = len( GetFeaMaterialIDVec() )
    
            assert num_builtin >= 1, "the FEA material library is empty"
    
            #==== Create FeaMaterial ====//
            mat_id = AddFeaMaterial()
    
            mat_ids = GetFeaMaterialIDVec()
    
            assert len( mat_ids ) == num_builtin + 1, "GetFeaMaterialIDVec did not follow AddFeaMaterial"
            assert mat_id in mat_ids, "the material that was added is not in the list"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaMaterial, DeleteFeaMaterial
        :rtype: string
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Material IDs
    
    
    
        Add a layer to an FEA laminate material.  Only a material of type FEA_LAMINATE carries layers.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Create a laminate material ====//
            mat_id = AddFeaMaterial()
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( mat_id, "FeaMaterialType", "FeaMaterial" ), FEA_LAMINATE )
    
            Update()
    
            # Becoming a laminate gives the material a first layer, so count from there.
            num_before = NumFeaLayers( mat_id )
    
            assert num_before >= 1, "a laminate starts with no layers"
    
            layer_id = AddFeaLayer( mat_id )
    
            assert len( layer_id ) > 0, "AddFeaLayer did not add a layer"
            assert NumFeaLayers( mat_id ) == num_before + 1, "AddFeaLayer did not add a layer"
    
            layer_ids = GetFeaLayerIDVec( mat_id )
    
            assert len( layer_ids ) == num_before + 1, "the layer is not in the layer list"
            assert layer_ids[num_before] == layer_id, "the layer is not in the layer list"
    
            DeleteFeaLayer( mat_id, layer_id )
    
            assert NumFeaLayers( mat_id ) == num_before, "DeleteFeaLayer did not remove the layer"
    
            # A material that is not a laminate has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            plain_id = AddFeaMaterial()
    
            AddFeaLayer( plain_id )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "AddFeaLayer accepted a material that is not a laminate"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: DeleteFeaLayer, NumFeaLayers, GetFeaLayerIDVec, AddFeaMaterial
        :param [in]: material_id string FEA Material ID of a laminate
        :rtype: string
        :return: string FEA Layer ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddFeaLayer(material_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaLayer(self, material_id, layer_id):
        r"""
        Delete a layer from an FEA laminate material
        See also: AddFeaLayer, GetFeaLayerIDVec
        :param [in]: material_id string FEA Material ID of a laminate
        :param [in]: layer_id string FEA Layer ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaLayer(material_id, layer_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReorderFeaLayer(self, material_id, layer_id, reorder_type):
        r"""
        Move a layer within an FEA laminate's stack, the way the move buttons on the material editor do.
        A laminate's properties come from its layers in stacking order, so moving a layer changes the
        material.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            mat_id = AddFeaMaterial()
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( mat_id, "FeaMaterialType", "FeaMaterial" ), FEA_LAMINATE )
    
            Update()
    
            first = AddFeaLayer( mat_id )
            second = AddFeaLayer( mat_id )
    
            layer_ids = GetFeaLayerIDVec( mat_id )
            num_layers = len( layer_ids )
    
            ReorderFeaLayer( mat_id, second, REORDER_MOVE_TOP )
    
            moved_ids = GetFeaLayerIDVec( mat_id )
    
            assert len( moved_ids ) == num_layers, "ReorderFeaLayer did not move the layer"
            assert moved_ids[0] == second, "ReorderFeaLayer did not move the layer"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaLayer, DeleteFeaLayer, GetFeaLayerIDVec
        :param [in]: material_id string FEA Material ID of a laminate
        :param [in]: layer_id string FEA Layer ID
        :param [in]: reorder_type int Reorder type enum (see REORDER_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ReorderFeaLayer(material_id, layer_id, reorder_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def NumFeaLayers(self, material_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of layers in an FEA laminate material
        See also: AddFeaLayer, GetFeaLayerIDVec
        :param [in]: material_id string FEA Material ID of a laminate
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of layers
        """
        return _vsp.NumFeaLayers(material_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaLayerIDVec(self, material_id):
        r"""
        Get the IDs of every layer in an FEA laminate material
        See also: AddFeaLayer, DeleteFeaLayer
        :param [in]: material_id string FEA Material ID of a laminate
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Layer IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaLayerIDVec(material_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaMaterialIDVec(self, ):
        r"""GetFeaMaterialIDVec() -> StringVector"""
        return _vsp.GetFeaMaterialIDVec()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaMaterial(self, id):
        r"""
        Delete an FEA Material from the FEA Mesh material library. Only materials created with
        AddFeaMaterial can be deleted; the built in materials belong to the library.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Create FeaMaterial ====//
            mat_id = AddFeaMaterial()
    
            num_before = len( GetFeaMaterialIDVec() )
    
            DeleteFeaMaterial( mat_id )
    
            assert len( GetFeaMaterialIDVec() ) == num_before - 1, "DeleteFeaMaterial did not remove the material"
    
            # An ID that is not a material has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteFeaMaterial( "NOSUCHMATERIAL" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteFeaMaterial accepted a bad ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddFeaMaterial, GetFeaMaterialIDVec
        :param [in]: id string FEA Material ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaMaterial(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaMaterial(self, ):
        r"""AddFeaMaterial() -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.AddFeaMaterial()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaPropertyIDVec(self, ):
        r"""
        Add aa FEA Property the FEA Mesh property library. Properties are available across all Geoms and Structures. Currently only beam and
        shell properties are available. Note FEA_SHELL_AND_BEAM is not a valid property type.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Create FeaProperty ====//
            prop_id = AddFeaProperty()
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( prop_id, "Thickness", "FeaProperty" ), 0.01 )
    
    
        See also: FEA_PART_ELEMENT_TYPE
        :param [in]: property_type int FEA Property type enum (i.e. FEA_SHELL).
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: string FEA Property ID
    
    
    
        Get the IDs of every FEA Property in the FEA Mesh property library, including the
        built in properties as well as any added through AddFeaProperty.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Properties are created as structures need them, so start from
            #==== whatever the library already holds ====//
            num_before = len( GetFeaPropertyIDVec() )
    
            #==== Create FeaProperty ====//
            prop_id = AddFeaProperty()
    
            prop_ids = GetFeaPropertyIDVec()
    
            assert len( prop_ids ) == num_before + 1, "GetFeaPropertyIDVec did not follow AddFeaProperty"
            assert prop_id in prop_ids, "the property that was added is not in the list"
    
    
        See also: AddFeaProperty, DeleteFeaProperty
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of FEA Property IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaPropertyIDVec()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteFeaProperty(self, id):
        r"""
        Delete an FEA Property from the FEA Mesh property library
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Create FeaProperty ====//
            prop_id = AddFeaProperty()
    
            num_before = len( GetFeaPropertyIDVec() )
    
            DeleteFeaProperty( prop_id )
    
            assert len( GetFeaPropertyIDVec() ) == num_before - 1, "DeleteFeaProperty did not remove the property"
    
            # An ID that is not a property has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteFeaProperty( "NOSUCHPROPERTY" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteFeaProperty accepted a bad ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddFeaProperty, GetFeaPropertyIDVec
        :param [in]: id string FEA Property ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteFeaProperty(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddFeaProperty(self, property_type=0):
        r"""AddFeaProperty(int property_type=0) -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.AddFeaProperty(property_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaMeshVal(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, type):
        r"""
        Set the value of a particular FEA Mesh option for the specified Structure. Note, FEA Mesh makes use of enums initially created for CFD Mesh
        but not all CFD Mesh options are available for FEA Mesh.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Adjust FeaMeshSettings ====//
            SetFeaMeshVal( pod_id, struct_ind, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN, 0.75 )
    
            SetFeaMeshVal( pod_id, struct_ind, CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN, 0.2 )
    
            # The options are backed by Parms on the Structure, in its grid density
            # group, so the values that were set can be read back.
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( FindParm( struct_id, "BaseLen", "FEAGridDensity" ) ) - 0.75 ) < 1e-12, "SetFeaMeshVal did not set CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( FindParm( struct_id, "MinLen", "FEAGridDensity" ) ) - 0.2 ) < 1e-12, "SetFeaMeshVal did not set CFD_MIN_EDGE_LEN"
    
    
        See also: CFD_CONTROL_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: type int FEA Mesh option type enum (i.e. CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN)
        :param [in]: val double Value the option is set to
    
    
    
        Get the value of a specific FEA Mesh option for the specified Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            SetFeaMeshVal( pod_id, struct_ind, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN, 0.75 )
    
            assert abs( GetFeaMeshVal( pod_id, struct_ind, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN ) - 0.75 ) < 1e-12, "GetFeaMeshVal did not report the value that was set"
    
            # Each Structure carries its own settings.
            struct_ind_2 = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            SetFeaMeshVal( pod_id, struct_ind_2, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN, 0.25 )
    
            assert abs( GetFeaMeshVal( pod_id, struct_ind, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN ) - 0.75 ) < 1e-12, "setting one Structure disturbed another"
    
            # A control type FEA Mesh does not use has to be rejected.  The error queue
            # is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetFeaMeshVal( pod_id, struct_ind, CFD_FAR_FIELD_FLAG )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetFeaMeshVal accepted a control type FEA Mesh does not use"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CFD_CONTROL_TYPE, SetFeaMeshVal
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: type int FEA Mesh option type enum (i.e. CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN)
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Value of the option
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaMeshVal(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaMeshVal(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, type, val):
        r"""SetFeaMeshVal(std::string const & geom_id, int fea_struct_ind, int type, double val)"""
        return _vsp.SetFeaMeshVal(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, type, val)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeaMeshFileName(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, file_type):
        r"""
        Set the name of a particular FEA Mesh output file for a specified Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #=== Set Export File Name ===//
            export_name = "FEAMeshTest_calculix.dat"
    
            #==== Get Parent Geom ID and Index ====//
            parent_id = GetFeaStructParentGeomID( struct_id ) # same as pod_id
    
            assert parent_id == pod_id, "GetFeaStructParentGeomID did not report the parent Geom"
    
            SetFeaMeshFileName( parent_id, struct_ind, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME, export_name )
    
            # Keep the mesh coarse so the example runs quickly, then mesh to prove the
            # name that was set is the name that gets written.
            SetFeaMeshVal( parent_id, struct_ind, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN, 0.75 )
    
            ComputeFeaMesh( parent_id, struct_ind, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME )
    
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( export_name ) > 0, "SetFeaMeshFileName did not name the output file"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: file_type int FEA output file type enum (i.e. FEA_EXPORT_TYPE)
        :param [in]: file_name string Name for the output file
    
    
    
        Get the name of a particular FEA Mesh output file for a specified Structure
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            export_name = "FEAMeshTest_calculix.dat"
    
            SetFeaMeshFileName( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME, export_name )
    
            assert GetFeaMeshFileName( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME ) == export_name, "GetFeaMeshFileName did not report the name that was set"
    
            # Each output type carries its own name.
            SetFeaMeshFileName( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_NASTRAN_FILE_NAME, "FEAMeshTest_nastran.dat" )
    
            assert GetFeaMeshFileName( pod_id, struct_ind, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME ) == export_name, "setting one output name disturbed another"
    
    
        See also: FEA_EXPORT_TYPE, SetFeaMeshFileName
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: file_type int FEA output file type enum (i.e. FEA_EXPORT_TYPE)
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Name of the output file
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeaMeshFileName(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, file_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetFeaMeshFileName(self, geom_id, fea_struct_ind, file_type, file_name):
        r"""SetFeaMeshFileName(std::string const & geom_id, int fea_struct_ind, int file_type, std::string const & file_name)"""
        return _vsp.SetFeaMeshFileName(geom_id, fea_struct_ind, file_type, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeFeaMesh(self, *args):
        r"""
        *Overload 1:*
    
    
    
        Compute an FEA Mesh for a Structure. Only a single output file can be generated with this function.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Generate FEA Mesh and Export ====//
            print( "--> Generating FeaMesh " )
    
            #==== Get Parent Geom ID and Index ====//
            parent_id = GetFeaStructParentGeomID( struct_id ) # same as pod_id
    
            #==== Keep the mesh coarse so the example runs quickly ====//
            SetFeaMeshVal( parent_id, struct_ind, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN, 0.75 )
    
            SetFeaMeshFileName( parent_id, struct_ind, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME, "FEAMeshTest_calculix.dat" )
    
            ComputeFeaMesh( parent_id, struct_ind, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME )
    
            # FEA Mesh reports nothing through the Results Manager, so the output file is
            # the evidence that it ran.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "FEAMeshTest_calculix.dat" ) > 0, "ComputeFeaMesh wrote no file"
    
    
        See also: SetFeaMeshFileName, FEA_EXPORT_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: fea_struct_ind int FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: file_type int FEA output file type enum (i.e. FEA_EXPORT_TYPE)
    
    
        |
    
        *Overload 2:*
    
    
    
        Compute an FEA Mesh for a Structure. Only a single output file can be generated with this function.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            struct_id = GetFeaStructID( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Generate FEA Mesh and Export ====//
            print( "--> Generating FeaMesh " )
    
            #==== Get Parent Geom ID and Index ====//
            parent_id = GetFeaStructParentGeomID( struct_id ) # same as pod_id
    
            #==== Keep the mesh coarse so the example runs quickly ====//
            SetFeaMeshVal( parent_id, struct_ind, CFD_MAX_EDGE_LEN, 0.75 )
    
            SetFeaMeshFileName( parent_id, struct_ind, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME, "FEAMeshTest_calculix.dat" )
    
            # This form names the Structure directly rather than its parent and index.
            ComputeFeaMesh( struct_id, FEA_CALCULIX_FILE_NAME )
    
            # FEA Mesh reports nothing through the Results Manager, so the output file is
            # the evidence that it ran.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "FEAMeshTest_calculix.dat" ) > 0, "ComputeFeaMesh wrote no file"
    
    
        See also: SetFeaMeshFileName, FEA_EXPORT_TYPE
        :param [in]: struct_id string FEA Structure index
        :param [in]: file_type int FEA output file type enum (i.e. FEA_EXPORT_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeFeaMesh(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecAlias(self, id, alias):
        r"""
        Set XSec Alias by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            # Set Alias and verify alias match
            alias = "XSec_One_Alias"
    
            SetXSecAlias( xsec_1, alias )
    
            get_alias = GetXSecAlias( xsec_1 )
    
            if alias != get_alias:
                print("SetXSecAlias/GetXSecAlias error!")
                assert False, "SetXSecAlias/GetXSecAlias error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: alias string Xsec alias
        """
        return _vsp.SetXSecAlias(id, alias)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecAlias(self, id):
        r"""
        Get XSec Alias by ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            # Set Alias and verify alias match
            alias = "XSec_One_Alias"
    
            SetXSecAlias( xsec_1, alias )
    
            get_alias = GetXSecAlias( xsec_1 )
    
            if alias != get_alias:
                print("SetXSecAlias/GetXSecAlias error!")
                assert False, "SetXSecAlias/GetXSecAlias error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string XSec ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Xsec alias
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecAlias(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecCurveAlias(self, id, alias):
        r"""
        Set XSecCurve Alias by XSec ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            # Set Alias and verify alias match
            alias = "XSecCurve_One_Alias"
    
            SetXSecCurveAlias( xsec_1, alias )
    
            get_alias = GetXSecCurveAlias( xsec_1 )
    
            if alias != get_alias:
                print("SetXSecCurveAlias/GetXSecCurveAlias error!")
                assert False, "SetXSecCurveAlias/GetXSecCurveAlias error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: alias string XsecCurve alias
        """
        return _vsp.SetXSecCurveAlias(id, alias)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecCurveAlias(self, id):
        r"""
        Get XSecCurve Alias by XSec ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            # Set Alias and verify alias match
            alias = "XSecCurve_One_Alias"
    
            SetXSecCurveAlias( xsec_1, alias )
    
            get_alias = GetXSecCurveAlias( xsec_1 )
    
            if alias != get_alias:
                print("SetXSecCurveAlias/GetXSecCurveAlias error!")
                assert False, "SetXSecCurveAlias/GetXSecCurveAlias error!"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string XSec ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecCurveAlias(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CutXSec(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Cut a cross-section from the specified geometry and maintain it in memory
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            #==== Insert, Cut, Paste Example ====//
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fid, 0 )
    
            num_start = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            InsertXSec( fid, 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )         # Insert A Cross-Section
    
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == num_start + 1, "InsertXSec did not add a section"
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 ) ) == XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE, "InsertXSec did not insert after the given index"
    
            CopyXSec( fid, 2 )                                 # Copy Just Created XSec To Clipboard
    
            PasteXSec( fid, 1 )                                # Paste Clipboard
    
            # Pasting replaces a section rather than adding one, and section 1 now
            # carries the shape that was copied.
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == num_start + 1, "PasteXSec changed the number of sections"
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 ) ) == XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE, "PasteXSec did not paste the copied section"
    
            CutXSec( fid, 2 )                                  # Cut Created XSec
    
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == num_start, "CutXSec did not remove a section"
    
    
        See also: PasteXSec
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int XSec index
        """
        return _vsp.CutXSec(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CopyXSec(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Copy a cross-section from the specified geometry and maintain it in memory
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Give XSec 1 a shape that XSec 3 does not have.
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            Update()
    
            num_start = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            # Copy XSec To Clipboard
            CopyXSec( sid, 1 )
    
            # Paste To XSec 3
            PasteXSec( sid, 3 )
    
            Update()
    
            # Pasting replaces the target section, so the count is unchanged and XSec 3
            # now carries the shape that was copied.
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == num_start, "PasteXSec changed the number of sections"
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 3 ) ) == XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE, "PasteXSec did not paste the copied section"
    
            # The section that was copied has to be left alone.
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 ) ) == XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE, "CopyXSec disturbed the section it copied"
    
    
        See also: PasteXSec
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int XSec index
        """
        return _vsp.CopyXSec(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PasteXSec(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Paste the cross-section currently held in memory to the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Give XSec 1 a shape that XSec 3 does not have.
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            Update()
    
            num_start = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            # Copy XSec To Clipboard
            CopyXSec( sid, 1 )
    
            # Paste To XSec 3
            PasteXSec( sid, 3 )
    
            Update()
    
            # Pasting replaces the target section, so the count is unchanged and XSec 3
            # now carries the shape that was copied.
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == num_start, "PasteXSec changed the number of sections"
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 3 ) ) == XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE, "PasteXSec did not paste the copied section"
    
            # The section that was copied has to be left alone.
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 ) ) == XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE, "CopyXSec disturbed the section it copied"
    
    
        See also: CutXSec, CopyXSec
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int XSec index
        """
        return _vsp.PasteXSec(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def InsertXSec(self, geom_id, index, type):
        r"""
        Insert a cross-section of particular type to the specified geometry after the given index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( wing_id, 0 )
    
            num_start = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            #===== Add XSec ====//
            InsertXSec( wing_id, 1, XS_SIX_SERIES )
    
            Update()
    
            # The new section lands after the given index.
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == num_start + 1, "InsertXSec did not add a section"
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 ) ) == XS_SIX_SERIES, "InsertXSec did not insert the requested shape"
    
    
        See also: XSEC_CRV_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int XSec index
        :param [in]: type int XSec type enum (i.e. XS_GENERAL_FUSE)
        """
        return _vsp.InsertXSec(geom_id, index, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SplitWingXSec(self, wing_id, section_index):
        r"""
        Split a given wing section.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( wing_id, 0 )
    
            num_start = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            span_start = GetParmVal( wing_id, "Span", "XSec_1" )
    
            #==== Set Wing Section Controls ====//
            SplitWingXSec( wing_id, 1 )
    
            Update()
    
            # Splitting a section turns one section into two, and the two halves span
            # what the one section spanned.
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == num_start + 1, "SplitWingXSec did not split the section"
    
            span_1 = GetParmVal( wing_id, "Span", "XSec_1" )
            span_2 = GetParmVal( wing_id, "Span", "XSec_2" )
    
            assert abs( ( span_1 + span_2 ) - span_start ) < 1e-6, "SplitWingXSec changed the span of the wing"
    
        See also: WING_DRIVERS, XSEC_DRIVERS
        :param [in]: wing_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: section_index int Wing section index
        """
        return _vsp.SplitWingXSec(wing_id, section_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetDriverGroup(self, geom_id, section_index):
        r"""
        Set the driver group for a wing section or a XSecCurve. Care has to be taken when setting these driver groups to ensure a valid combination.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry and Set Parms ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            #==== Set Wing Section Controls ====//
            SetDriverGroup( wing_id, 1, AR_WSECT_DRIVER, ROOTC_WSECT_DRIVER, TIPC_WSECT_DRIVER )
    
            Update()
    
            #==== Set Parms ====//
            SetParmVal( wing_id, "Root_Chord", "XSec_1", 2 )
            SetParmVal( wing_id, "Tip_Chord", "XSec_1", 1 )
    
            Update()
    
            # The three chosen drivers are the values that hold; span is now solved for
            # from the aspect ratio and the two chords.
            ar = GetParmVal( wing_id, "Aspect", "XSec_1" )
            span = GetParmVal( wing_id, "Span", "XSec_1" )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( wing_id, "Root_Chord", "XSec_1" ) - 2.0 ) < 1e-6, "the driving Parms did not hold their values"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( wing_id, "Tip_Chord", "XSec_1" ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-6, "the driving Parms did not hold their values"
    
            # A section of this planform has area span * ( root + tip ) / 2, and aspect
            # ratio span * span / area.
            area = span * ( 2.0 + 1.0 ) * 0.5
    
            assert abs( ar - span * span / area ) < 1e-6, "SetDriverGroup left the section inconsistent"
    
    
        See also: WING_DRIVERS, XSEC_DRIVERS
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: section_index int Wing section index
        :param [in]: driver_0 int First driver enum (i.e. SPAN_WSECT_DRIVER)
        :param [in]: driver_1 int Second driver enum (i.e. ROOTC_WSECT_DRIVER)
        :param [in]: driver_2 int Third driver enum (i.e. TIPC_WSECT_DRIVER)
    
    
    
        Get the driver group for a wing section or an XSec.  A wing section reports three drivers; an
        XSecCurve reports the drivers of its own driver group.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            SetDriverGroup( wing_id, 1, AR_WSECT_DRIVER, ROOTC_WSECT_DRIVER, TIPC_WSECT_DRIVER )
    
            Update()
    
            drivers = GetDriverGroup( wing_id, 1 )
    
            # The drivers come back in the order they were set.
            assert len( drivers ) == 3, "GetDriverGroup did not report three wing drivers"
            assert drivers[0] == AR_WSECT_DRIVER, "GetDriverGroup did not report the drivers that were set"
            assert drivers[1] == ROOTC_WSECT_DRIVER, "GetDriverGroup did not report the drivers that were set"
            assert drivers[2] == TIPC_WSECT_DRIVER, "GetDriverGroup did not report the drivers that were set"
    
            # A section index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetDriverGroup( wing_id, 100 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetDriverGroup accepted a section index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: WING_DRIVERS, XSEC_DRIVERS, SetDriverGroup
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: section_index int Wing section or XSec index
        :rtype: std::vector< int,std::allocator< int > >
        :return: vector<int> Array of driver enums
        """
        return _vsp.GetDriverGroup(geom_id, section_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetDriverGroup(self, geom_id, section_index, driver_0, driver_1=-1, driver_2=-1):
        r"""SetDriverGroup(std::string const & geom_id, int section_index, int driver_0, int driver_1=-1, int driver_2=-1)"""
        return _vsp.SetDriverGroup(geom_id, section_index, driver_0, driver_1, driver_2)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecSurf(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Get the XSecSurf ID for a particular Geom and XSecSurf index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
            assert len( xsec_surf ) > 0, "GetXSecSurf returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int XSecSurf index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string XSecSurf ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecSurf(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumXSec(self, xsec_surf_id):
        r"""
        Get number of XSecs in an XSecSurf
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Flatten ends
            num_xsecs = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            # A Stack starts with five sections, and every index below the count has to
            # name a real XSec.
            assert num_xsecs == 5, "GetNumXSec did not report the sections of a new Stack"
    
            for i in range(num_xsecs):
    
                xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, i )
    
                assert len( xsec ) > 0, "GetNumXSec counted a section that GetXSec cannot find"
    
                SetXSecTanAngles( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 0, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )       # Set Tangent Angles At Cross Section
    
                SetXSecTanStrengths( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 0.0, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )  # Set Tangent Strengths At Cross Section
    
            # Inserting a section has to move the count.
            InsertXSec( sid, 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == num_xsecs + 1, "GetNumXSec did not follow InsertXSec"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_surf_id string XSecSurf ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of XSecs
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumXSec(xsec_surf_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSec(self, xsec_surf_id, xsec_index):
        r"""
        Get Xsec ID for a particular XSecSurf at given index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
            assert len( xsec_1 ) > 0, "GetXSec returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_surf_id string XSecSurf ID
        :param [in]: xsec_index int Xsec index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Xsec ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSec(xsec_surf_id, xsec_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ChangeXSecShape(self, xsec_surf_id, xsec_index, type):
        r"""
        Change the shape of a particular XSec, identified by an XSecSurf ID and XSec index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Set XSec 1 & 2 to Edit Curve type
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            if  GetXSecShape( xsec_2 ) != XS_EDIT_CURVE :
                print( "Error: ChangeXSecShape" )
                assert False, "Error: ChangeXSecShape"
    
    
        See also: XSEC_CRV_TYPE
        :param [in]: xsec_surf_id string XSecSurf ID
        :param [in]: xsec_index int Xsec index
        :param [in]: type int Xsec type enum (i.e. XS_ELLIPSE)
        """
        return _vsp.ChangeXSecShape(xsec_surf_id, xsec_index, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FitCSTAirfoil(self, xsec_surf_id, xsec_index, deg):
        r"""
        Convert an airfoil cross section to a CST airfoil fitted to the shape it already has, the way
        the Fit CST button on the airfoil panels does.  A CST airfoil is described by coefficients
        rather than by a table or a series designation, which is what makes it useful for optimization;
        fitting is how an airfoil of any other type is brought into that form without changing shape.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( wing_id, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_FOUR_SERIES )
    
            Update()
    
            FitCSTAirfoil( xsec_surf, 1, 8 )
    
            Update()
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            assert GetXSecShape( xsec ) == XS_CST_AIRFOIL, "FitCSTAirfoil did not convert the XSec"
    
            # The fit is carried out at the degree that was asked for.
            assert GetUpperCSTDegree( xsec ) == 8, "FitCSTAirfoil did not fit at the requested degree"
            assert GetLowerCSTDegree( xsec ) == 8, "FitCSTAirfoil did not fit at the requested degree"
    
    
        See also: ChangeXSecShape, GetUpperCSTCoefs, PromoteCSTUpper
        :param [in]: xsec_surf_id string XSecSurf ID
        :param [in]: xsec_index int XSec index
        :param [in]: deg int Degree to fit the CST airfoil at
        """
        return _vsp.FitCSTAirfoil(xsec_surf_id, xsec_index, deg)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecSurfGlobalXForm(self, xsec_surf_id, mat):
        r"""
        Set the global surface transform matrix for given XSecSurf
        :param [in]: xsec_surf_id string XSecSurf ID
        :param [in]: mat Matrix4d Transformation matrix
        """
        return _vsp.SetXSecSurfGlobalXForm(xsec_surf_id, mat)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecSurfGlobalXForm(self, xsec_surf_id):
        r"""
        Get the global surface transform matrix for given XSecSurf
        :param [in]: xsec_surf_id string XSecSurf ID
        :rtype: :py:class:`Matrix4d`
        :return: Matrix4d Transformation matrix
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecSurfGlobalXForm(xsec_surf_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecShape(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the shape of an XSec
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            if  GetXSecShape( xsec ) != XS_EDIT_CURVE :
                print( "ERROR: GetXSecShape" )
                assert False, "ERROR: GetXSecShape"
    
    
        See also: XSEC_CRV_TYPE
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int XSec type enum (i.e. XS_ELLIPSE)
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecShape(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecWidth(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the width of an XSec. Note that POINT type XSecs have a width and height of 0, regardless of what width and height it is set to.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 2 ) # Get 2nd to last XSec
    
            SetXSecWidthHeight( xsec, 3.0, 6.0 )
    
            if  abs( GetXSecWidth( xsec ) - 3.0 ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "---> Error: API Get/Set Width " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Get/Set Width"
    
    
        See also: SetXSecWidth
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Xsec width
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecWidth(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecHeight(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the height of an XSec. Note that POINT type XSecs have a width and height of 0, regardless of what width and height it is set to.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 2 ) # Get 2nd to last XSec
    
            SetXSecWidthHeight( xsec, 3.0, 6.0 )
    
            if  abs( GetXSecHeight( xsec ) - 6.0 ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "---> Error: API Get/Set Width " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Get/Set Width"
    
    
        See also: SetXSecHeight
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Xsec height
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecHeight(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecWidthHeight(self, xsec_id, w, h):
        r"""
        Set the width and height of an XSec. Note, if the XSec is an EDIT_CURVE type and PreserveARFlag is true, the input width value will be
        ignored and instead set from on the input height and aspect ratio. Use SetXSecWidth and SetXSecHeight directly to avoid this.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Identify XSec 2
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            SetXSecWidthHeight( xsec_2, 1.5, 1.5 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetXSecWidth( xsec_2 ) - 1.5 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecWidthHeight did not take"
            assert abs( GetXSecHeight( xsec_2 ) - 1.5 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecWidthHeight did not take"
    
            # The neighbouring sections have to be left alone.
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            assert abs( GetXSecWidth( xsec_1 ) - 1.5 ) > 1e-6 or abs( GetXSecHeight( xsec_1 ) - 1.5 ) > 1e-6, "SetXSecWidthHeight reached a section it was not given"
    
    
        See also: SetXSecWidth, SetXSecHeight
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: w double Xsec width
        :param [in]: h double Xsec height
        """
        return _vsp.SetXSecWidthHeight(xsec_id, w, h)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecWidth(self, xsec_id, w):
        r"""
        Set the width of an XSec. Note that POINT type XSecs have a width and height of 0, regardless of what is input to SetXSecWidth.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Identify XSec 2
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            SetXSecWidth( xsec_2, 1.5 )
            assert abs( GetXSecWidth( xsec_2 ) - 1.5 ) < 1e-9, "SetXSecWidth did not take"
    
    
    
        See also: GetXSecWidth
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: w double Xsec width
        """
        return _vsp.SetXSecWidth(xsec_id, w)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecHeight(self, xsec_id, h):
        r"""
        Set the height of an XSec. Note that POINT type XSecs have a width and height of 0, regardless of what is input to SetXSecHeight.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Identify XSec 2
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            SetXSecHeight( xsec_2, 1.5 )
            assert abs( GetXSecHeight( xsec_2 ) - 1.5 ) < 1e-9, "SetXSecHeight did not take"
    
    
    
        See also: GetXSecHeight
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: h double Xsec height
        """
        return _vsp.SetXSecHeight(xsec_id, h)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecParmIDs(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get all Parm IDs for specified XSec Parm Container
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            parm_array = GetXSecParmIDs( xsec )
    
            if  len(parm_array) < 1 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetXSecParmIDs " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetXSecParmIDs"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Parm IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecParmIDs(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecParm(self, xsec_id, name):
        r"""
        Get a specific Parm ID from an Xsec
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            if  not ValidParm( wid ) :
                print( "---> Error: API GetXSecParm " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetXSecParm"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: name string Parm name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecParm(xsec_id, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadFileXSec(self, xsec_id, file_name):
        r"""
        Read in XSec shape from fuselage (\*.fsx) file and set to the specified XSec. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_FUSE.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_FILE_FUSE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            vec_array = ReadFileXSec(xsec, "TestXSec.fxs")
    
            Update()
    
            # The file holds a closed diamond, so the first and last points coincide and
            # the section takes its size from their extents.
            assert len( vec_array ) >= 3, "ReadFileXSec returned too few points"
            assert dist( vec_array[0], vec_array[-1] ) < 1e-8, "ReadFileXSec returned an open curve"
    
            # The shape is normalized on the way in and then scaled by the section's own
            # width and height, so the curve has to fit inside them.
            w = GetXSecWidth( xsec )
            h = GetXSecHeight( xsec )
    
            for i in range( 11 ):
                p = ComputeXSecPnt( xsec, i * 0.1 )
    
                assert abs( p.y() ) <= 0.5 * w + 1e-6, "ReadFileXSec left the curve outside the section"
                assert abs( p.z() ) <= 0.5 * h + 1e-6, "ReadFileXSec left the curve outside the section"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: file_name string Fuselage XSec file name
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Array of coordinate points read from the file and set to the XSec
        """
        return _vsp.ReadFileXSec(xsec_id, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecPnts(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Set the coordinate points for a specific XSec. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_FUSE.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_FILE_FUSE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            # ReadFileXSec hands back a tuple, so copy it into a list to edit it.
            vec_array = list( ReadFileXSec(xsec, "TestXSec.fxs") )
    
            assert len( vec_array ) > 0, "ReadFileXSec returned no points"
    
            # The Python vec3d carries no arithmetic operators, so scale by component.
            vec_array[1] = vec3d( vec_array[1].x() * 2.0, vec_array[1].y() * 2.0, vec_array[1].z() * 2.0 )
            vec_array[3] = vec3d( vec_array[3].x() * 2.0, vec_array[3].y() * 2.0, vec_array[3].z() * 2.0 )
    
            # A file XSec takes its width and height from the extents of the points it
            # was given, in X and Y respectively.
            wmin = min( [ p.x() for p in vec_array ] )
            wmax = max( [ p.x() for p in vec_array ] )
            hmin = min( [ p.y() for p in vec_array ] )
            hmax = max( [ p.y() for p in vec_array ] )
    
            SetXSecPnts( xsec, vec_array )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetXSecWidth( xsec ) - ( wmax - wmin ) ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecPnts did not set the section width"
            assert abs( GetXSecHeight( xsec ) - ( hmax - hmin ) ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecPnts did not set the section height"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Vector of XSec coordinate points
    
    
    
        Get the coordinate points for a specific XSec. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_FUSE.  The points
        are returned normalized to the section's width and height.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_FILE_FUSE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            vec_array = list( ReadFileXSec( xsec, "TestXSec.fxs" ) )
    
            # The points that were read are the points the section is carrying.
            check_array = GetXSecPnts( xsec )
    
            assert len( check_array ) > 0, "GetXSecPnts returned nothing"
    
            # The stored points are normalized, so they fit in the unit box.
            for p in check_array:
                assert abs( p.x() ) <= 0.5 + 1e-9, "GetXSecPnts returned a point outside the unit box"
                assert abs( p.y() ) <= 0.5 + 1e-9, "GetXSecPnts returned a point outside the unit box"
    
            # The curve closes on itself.
            assert dist( check_array[0], check_array[-1] ) < 1e-8, "GetXSecPnts returned an open curve"
    
            # Setting points has to be what comes back.
            SetXSecPnts( xsec, vec_array )
    
            after_array = GetXSecPnts( xsec )
    
            assert len( after_array ) == len( check_array ), "GetXSecPnts did not follow SetXSecPnts"
    
    
        See also: SetXSecPnts, ReadFileXSec
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of XSec coordinate points
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecPnts(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CopyXSecCurve(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Copy the XSecCurve of a cross section to the XSecCurve clipboard.  This carries the section
        shape without the section's placement, and works on a body of revolution too, where the index
        is ignored because it holds only one curve.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            Update()
    
            CopyXSecCurve( sid, 1 )
    
            PasteXSecCurve( sid, 3 )
    
            Update()
    
            # The shape travels to the pasted section.
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 3 ) ) == XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE, "the XSecCurve did not paste"
    
            # A Geom that carries no cross sections has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            CopyXSecCurve( pid, 0 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "CopyXSecCurve accepted a Geom with no cross sections"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: PasteXSecCurve, CopyXSec, CopyAirfoil
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int XSec index, ignored for a body of revolution
        """
        return _vsp.CopyXSecCurve(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PasteXSecCurve(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Paste the XSecCurve clipboard onto a cross section
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # A body of revolution holds one XSecCurve, so its index is ignored.
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            Update()
    
            CopyXSecCurve( sid, 1 )
    
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            PasteXSecCurve( bor_id, 0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert GetBORXSecShape( bor_id ) == XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE, "the XSecCurve did not paste onto the body of revolution"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            PasteXSecCurve( sid, 100 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "PasteXSecCurve accepted an index past the end"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CopyXSecCurve, PasteXSec, PasteAirfoil
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int XSec index, ignored for a body of revolution
        """
        return _vsp.PasteXSecCurve(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecPnts(self, xsec_id, pnt_vec):
        r"""SetXSecPnts(std::string const & xsec_id, Vec3dVec pnt_vec)"""
        return _vsp.SetXSecPnts(xsec_id, pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeXSecPnt(self, xsec_id, fract):
        r"""
        Compute 3D coordinate for a point on an XSec curve given the parameter value (U) along the curve
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Geom ====//
            stack_id = AddGeom( "STACK" )
    
            #==== Get The XSec Surf ====//
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( stack_id, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            u_fract = 0.25
    
            pnt = ComputeXSecPnt(xsec, u_fract)
    
            # The section is a closed curve, so the ends meet.
            assert dist( ComputeXSecPnt( xsec, 0.0 ), ComputeXSecPnt( xsec, 1.0 ) ) < 1e-6, "the XSec curve does not close"
    
            # The point has to lie on the section, which is sized by its width and
            # height about the section origin.
            w = GetXSecWidth( xsec )
            h = GetXSecHeight( xsec )
    
            assert abs( pnt.y() ) <= 0.5 * w + 1e-6, "ComputeXSecPnt returned a point off the section"
            assert abs( pnt.z() ) <= 0.5 * h + 1e-6, "ComputeXSecPnt returned a point off the section"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: fract double Curve parameter value (range: 0 - 1)
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d 3D coordinate point
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeXSecPnt(xsec_id, fract)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeXSecTan(self, xsec_id, fract):
        r"""
        Compute the tangent vector of a point on an XSec curve given the parameter value (U) along the curve
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Geom ====//
            stack_id = AddGeom( "STACK" )
    
            #==== Get The XSec Surf ====//
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( stack_id, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            u_fract = 0.25
    
            tan = ComputeXSecTan( xsec, u_fract )
    
            # A tangent is a direction, so it has to have some length.
            assert tan.mag() > 1e-9, "ComputeXSecTan returned a degenerate tangent"
    
            # The tangent has to follow the curve, so stepping along the curve from the
            # point has to line up with it.
            du = 1.0e-5
    
            p0 = ComputeXSecPnt( xsec, u_fract )
            p1 = ComputeXSecPnt( xsec, u_fract + du )
    
            fd = vec3d( p1.x() - p0.x(), p1.y() - p0.y(), p1.z() - p0.z() )
    
            assert fd.mag() > 1e-12, "the XSec curve does not advance"
    
            align = ( fd.x() * tan.x() + fd.y() * tan.y() + fd.z() * tan.z() ) / ( fd.mag() * tan.mag() )
    
            assert align > 0.999, "ComputeXSecTan does not follow the curve"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: fract double Curve parameter value (range: 0 - 1)
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Tangent vector
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeXSecTan(xsec_id, fract)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ResetXSecSkinParms(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Reset all skinning Parms for a specified XSec. Set top, bottom, left, and right strengths, slew, angle, and curvature to 0. Set all symmetry and equality conditions to false.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fid, 0 )           # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
    
            num_xsecs = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            SetXSecTanAngles( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 15.0, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )      # Set Tangent Angles At Cross Section
            SetXSecContinuity( xsec, 1 )                       # Set Continuity At Cross Section
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLAngle" ) ) - 15.0 ) < 1e-6, "the skin Parms were never set"
    
            ResetXSecSkinParms( xsec )
    
            # Resetting zeroes every skin value on all four sides and turns the symmetry
            # flags back on.  Continuity is left alone.
            for skin_parm in [ "TopLAngle", "TopRAngle", "TopLSlew", "TopLStrength", "TopLCurve",
                               "RightLAngle", "BottomLAngle", "LeftLAngle" ]:
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, skin_parm ) ) ) < 1e-6, "ResetXSecSkinParms did not zero " + skin_parm
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TBSym" ) ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "ResetXSecSkinParms did not restore the symmetry flags"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "RLSym" ) ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "ResetXSecSkinParms did not restore the symmetry flags"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        """
        return _vsp.ResetXSecSkinParms(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecContinuity(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Set C-type continuity enforcement for a particular XSec
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fid, 0 )           # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
    
            num_xsecs = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            for i in range(num_xsecs):
    
                xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, i )
    
                SetXSecContinuity( xsec, 1 )                       # Set Continuity At Cross Section
    
                # The setter is shorthand for the section's continuity Parm.
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "ContinuityTop" ) ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "SetXSecContinuity did not set section " + str( i )
    
                SetXSecContinuity( xsec, 0 )
    
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "ContinuityTop" ) ) ) < 1e-12, "SetXSecContinuity did not clear section " + str( i )
    
                SetXSecContinuity( xsec, 1 )
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: cx int Continuity level (0, 1, or 2)
    
    
    
        Get the C-type continuity enforcement for a particular XSec
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fid, 0 )           # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            SetXSecContinuity( xsec, 1 )
    
            assert GetXSecContinuity( xsec ) == 1, "GetXSecContinuity did not report the level that was set"
    
            SetXSecContinuity( xsec, 0 )
    
            assert GetXSecContinuity( xsec ) == 0, "GetXSecContinuity did not follow a second set"
    
            # The level is the section's continuity Parm, so the two have to agree.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "ContinuityTop" ) ) - GetXSecContinuity( xsec ) ) < 1e-12, "the continuity level disagrees with its Parm"
    
    
        See also: SetXSecContinuity
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Continuity level (0, 1, or 2)
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecContinuity(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecContinuity(self, xsec_id, cx):
        r"""SetXSecContinuity(std::string const & xsec_id, int cx)"""
        return _vsp.SetXSecContinuity(xsec_id, cx)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecTanAngles(self, xsec_id, side):
        r"""
        Set the tangent angles for the specified XSec
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            num_xsecs = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            for i in range(num_xsecs):
    
                xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, i )
    
                SetXSecTanAngles( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 10.0, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )       # Set Tangent Angles At Cross Section
    
                # The setter is shorthand for the skin Parms, so the value has to show up
                # on both sides of the section.
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLAngle" ) ) - 10.0 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecTanAngles did not set the top of section " + str( i )
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopRAngle" ) ) - 10.0 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecTanAngles did not set the top of section " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: XSEC_SIDES_TYPE
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: side int Side type enum (i.e. XSEC_BOTH_SIDES)
        :param [in]: top double Top angle (degrees)
        :param [in]: right double Right angle (degrees)
        :param [in]: bottom double Bottom angle (degrees)
        :param [in]: left double Left angle (degrees)
    
    
    
        Get the tangent angles for one side of the specified XSec.  The four values come back in
        the order the setter takes them: top, right, bottom and left.  The two sides can hold different
        values, so XSEC_BOTH_SIDES is not accepted here.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            SetXSecTanAngles( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 10.0, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )
    
            vals = GetXSecTanAngles( xsec, XSEC_LEFT_SIDE )
    
            # Setting both sides at once sets all four positions of each.
            assert len( vals ) == 4, "GetXSecTanAngles did not report four values"
    
            for v in vals:
                assert abs( v - 10.0 ) < 1e-6, "GetXSecTanAngles did not report the value that was set"
    
            # Both sides were set, so they agree, and each matches its Parm.
            right_vals = GetXSecTanAngles( xsec, XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE )
    
            assert len( right_vals ) == 4, "the two sides disagree after setting both"
            assert abs( right_vals[0] - vals[0] ) < 1e-9, "the two sides disagree after setting both"
            assert abs( vals[0] - GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLAngle" ) ) ) < 1e-9, "GetXSecTanAngles disagrees with its Parm"
    
            # XSEC_BOTH_SIDES names no single answer, so it has to be rejected.  The
            # error queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetXSecTanAngles( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetXSecTanAngles accepted XSEC_BOTH_SIDES"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: XSEC_SIDES_TYPE, SetXSecTanAngles
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: side int Side type enum (XSEC_LEFT_SIDE or XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE)
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Top, right, bottom and left values for that side
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecTanAngles(xsec_id, side)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecTanAngles(self, xsec_id, side, top, right, bottom, left):
        r"""SetXSecTanAngles(std::string const & xsec_id, int side, double top, double right, double bottom, double left)"""
        return _vsp.SetXSecTanAngles(xsec_id, side, top, right, bottom, left)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecTanSlews(self, xsec_id, side):
        r"""
        Set the tangent slew angles for the specified XSec
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            num_xsecs = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            for i in range(num_xsecs):
    
                xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, i )
    
                SetXSecTanSlews( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 5.0, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )       # Set Tangent Slews At Cross Section
    
                # The setter is shorthand for the skin Parms, so the value has to show up
                # on both sides of the section.
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLSlew" ) ) - 5.0 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecTanSlews did not set the top of section " + str( i )
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopRSlew" ) ) - 5.0 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecTanSlews did not set the top of section " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: XSEC_SIDES_TYPE
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: side int Side type enum (i.e. XSEC_BOTH_SIDES)
        :param [in]: top double Top angle (degrees)
        :param [in]: right double Right angle (degrees)
        :param [in]: bottom double Bottom angle (degrees)
        :param [in]: left double Left angle (degrees)
    
    
    
        Get the tangent slew angles for one side of the specified XSec.  The four values come back in
        the order the setter takes them: top, right, bottom and left.  The two sides can hold different
        values, so XSEC_BOTH_SIDES is not accepted here.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            SetXSecTanSlews( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 5.0, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )
    
            vals = GetXSecTanSlews( xsec, XSEC_LEFT_SIDE )
    
            # Setting both sides at once sets all four positions of each.
            assert len( vals ) == 4, "GetXSecTanSlews did not report four values"
    
            for v in vals:
                assert abs( v - 5.0 ) < 1e-6, "GetXSecTanSlews did not report the value that was set"
    
            # Both sides were set, so they agree, and each matches its Parm.
            right_vals = GetXSecTanSlews( xsec, XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE )
    
            assert len( right_vals ) == 4, "the two sides disagree after setting both"
            assert abs( right_vals[0] - vals[0] ) < 1e-9, "the two sides disagree after setting both"
            assert abs( vals[0] - GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLSlew" ) ) ) < 1e-9, "GetXSecTanSlews disagrees with its Parm"
    
            # XSEC_BOTH_SIDES names no single answer, so it has to be rejected.  The
            # error queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetXSecTanSlews( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetXSecTanSlews accepted XSEC_BOTH_SIDES"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: XSEC_SIDES_TYPE, SetXSecTanSlews
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: side int Side type enum (XSEC_LEFT_SIDE or XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE)
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Top, right, bottom and left values for that side
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecTanSlews(xsec_id, side)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecTanSlews(self, xsec_id, side, top, right, bottom, left):
        r"""SetXSecTanSlews(std::string const & xsec_id, int side, double top, double right, double bottom, double left)"""
        return _vsp.SetXSecTanSlews(xsec_id, side, top, right, bottom, left)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecTanStrengths(self, xsec_id, side):
        r"""
        Set the tangent strengths for the specified XSec
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Flatten ends
            num_xsecs = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            for i in range(num_xsecs):
    
                xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, i )
    
                SetXSecTanStrengths( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 0.8, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )  # Set Tangent Strengths At Cross Section
    
                # The setter is shorthand for the skin Parms, so the value has to show up
                # on both sides of the section.
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLStrength" ) ) - 0.8 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecTanStrengths did not set the top of section " + str( i )
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopRStrength" ) ) - 0.8 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecTanStrengths did not set the top of section " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: XSEC_SIDES_TYPE
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: side int Side type enum (i.e. XSEC_BOTH_SIDES)
        :param [in]: top double Top strength
        :param [in]: right double Right strength
        :param [in]: bottom double Bottom strength
        :param [in]: left double Left strength
    
    
    
        Get the tangent strengths for one side of the specified XSec.  The four values come back in
        the order the setter takes them: top, right, bottom and left.  The two sides can hold different
        values, so XSEC_BOTH_SIDES is not accepted here.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            SetXSecTanStrengths( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 0.8, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )
    
            vals = GetXSecTanStrengths( xsec, XSEC_LEFT_SIDE )
    
            # Setting both sides at once sets all four positions of each.
            assert len( vals ) == 4, "GetXSecTanStrengths did not report four values"
    
            for v in vals:
                assert abs( v - 0.8 ) < 1e-6, "GetXSecTanStrengths did not report the value that was set"
    
            # Both sides were set, so they agree, and each matches its Parm.
            right_vals = GetXSecTanStrengths( xsec, XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE )
    
            assert len( right_vals ) == 4, "the two sides disagree after setting both"
            assert abs( right_vals[0] - vals[0] ) < 1e-9, "the two sides disagree after setting both"
            assert abs( vals[0] - GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLStrength" ) ) ) < 1e-9, "GetXSecTanStrengths disagrees with its Parm"
    
            # XSEC_BOTH_SIDES names no single answer, so it has to be rejected.  The
            # error queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetXSecTanStrengths( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetXSecTanStrengths accepted XSEC_BOTH_SIDES"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: XSEC_SIDES_TYPE, SetXSecTanStrengths
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: side int Side type enum (XSEC_LEFT_SIDE or XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE)
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Top, right, bottom and left values for that side
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecTanStrengths(xsec_id, side)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecTanStrengths(self, xsec_id, side, top, right, bottom, left):
        r"""SetXSecTanStrengths(std::string const & xsec_id, int side, double top, double right, double bottom, double left)"""
        return _vsp.SetXSecTanStrengths(xsec_id, side, top, right, bottom, left)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetXSecCurvatures(self, xsec_id, side):
        r"""
        Set curvatures for the specified XSec
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            # Flatten ends
            num_xsecs = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            for i in range(num_xsecs):
    
                xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, i )
    
                SetXSecCurvatures( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 0.2, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )  # Set Curvatures At Cross Section
    
                # The setter is shorthand for the skin Parms, so the value has to show up
                # on both sides of the section.
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLCurve" ) ) - 0.2 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecCurvatures did not set the top of section " + str( i )
                assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopRCurve" ) ) - 0.2 ) < 1e-6, "SetXSecCurvatures did not set the top of section " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: XSEC_SIDES_TYPE
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: side int Side type enum (i.e. XSEC_BOTH_SIDES)
        :param [in]: top double Top curvature
        :param [in]: right double Right curvature
        :param [in]: bottom double Bottom curvature
        :param [in]: left double Left curvature
    
    
    
        Get the curvatures for one side of the specified XSec.  The four values come back in
        the order the setter takes them: top, right, bottom and left.  The two sides can hold different
        values, so XSEC_BOTH_SIDES is not accepted here.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            SetXSecCurvatures( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 0.2, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )
    
            vals = GetXSecCurvatures( xsec, XSEC_LEFT_SIDE )
    
            # Setting both sides at once sets all four positions of each.
            assert len( vals ) == 4, "GetXSecCurvatures did not report four values"
    
            for v in vals:
                assert abs( v - 0.2 ) < 1e-6, "GetXSecCurvatures did not report the value that was set"
    
            # Both sides were set, so they agree, and each matches its Parm.
            right_vals = GetXSecCurvatures( xsec, XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE )
    
            assert len( right_vals ) == 4, "the two sides disagree after setting both"
            assert abs( right_vals[0] - vals[0] ) < 1e-9, "the two sides disagree after setting both"
            assert abs( vals[0] - GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLCurve" ) ) ) < 1e-9, "GetXSecCurvatures disagrees with its Parm"
    
            # XSEC_BOTH_SIDES names no single answer, so it has to be rejected.  The
            # error queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetXSecCurvatures( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetXSecCurvatures accepted XSEC_BOTH_SIDES"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: XSEC_SIDES_TYPE, SetXSecCurvatures
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: side int Side type enum (XSEC_LEFT_SIDE or XSEC_RIGHT_SIDE)
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Top, right, bottom and left values for that side
        """
        return _vsp.GetXSecCurvatures(xsec_id, side)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetXSecCurvatures(self, xsec_id, side, top, right, bottom, left):
        r"""SetXSecCurvatures(std::string const & xsec_id, int side, double top, double right, double bottom, double left)"""
        return _vsp.SetXSecCurvatures(xsec_id, side, top, right, bottom, left)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadFileAirfoil(self, xsec_id, file_name):
        r"""
        Read in XSec shape from airfoil file and set to the specified XSec. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL. Airfoil files may be in Lednicer or Selig format with \*.af or \*.dat extensions.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            ReadFileAirfoil( xsec, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            up_array = GetAirfoilUpperPnts( xsec )
            low_array = GetAirfoilLowerPnts( xsec )
    
            assert len( up_array ) > 0, "ReadFileAirfoil did not read matching surfaces"
            assert len( up_array ) == len( low_array ), "ReadFileAirfoil did not read matching surfaces"
    
            # The points run from the leading edge to the trailing edge on a unit chord.
            assert abs( up_array[0].x() ) < 1e-6, "ReadFileAirfoil did not normalize the chord"
            assert abs( up_array[-1].x() - 1.0 ) < 1e-6, "ReadFileAirfoil did not normalize the chord"
            assert abs( low_array[0].x() ) < 1e-6, "ReadFileAirfoil did not normalize the chord"
    
            # A NACA 0012 is symmetric, so the lower surface mirrors the upper, and the
            # section is twelve percent thick.
            for i in range( len( up_array ) ):
                assert abs( low_array[i].y() + up_array[i].y() ) < 1e-6, "ReadFileAirfoil did not read a symmetric section"
    
            max_up = max( [ p.y() for p in up_array ] )
    
            assert abs( 2.0 * max_up - 0.12 ) < 1e-3, "ReadFileAirfoil did not read a twelve percent section"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: file_name string Airfoil XSec file name
        """
        return _vsp.ReadFileAirfoil(xsec_id, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAirfoilUpperPnts(self, xsec_id, up_pnt_vec):
        r"""
        Set the upper points for an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            ReadFileAirfoil( xsec, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            up_array = GetAirfoilUpperPnts( xsec )
    
            for i in range(int( len(up_array) )):
    
                up_array[i].scale_y( 2.0 )
    
            SetAirfoilUpperPnts( xsec, up_array )
    
            check_array = GetAirfoilUpperPnts( xsec )
    
            assert len( check_array ) == len( up_array ), "SetAirfoilUpperPnts point count"
    
            # The doubled upper surface has to come back doubled, and the lower surface
            # has to be left alone.
            for i in range( len( up_array ) ):
                assert dist( check_array[i], up_array[i] ) < 1e-6, "SetAirfoilUpperPnts did not store point " + str( i )
    
            low_array = GetAirfoilLowerPnts( xsec )
    
            max_up = max( [ p.y() for p in check_array ] )
            min_low = min( [ p.y() for p in low_array ] )
    
            assert abs( max_up + 2.0 * min_low ) < 1e-6, "SetAirfoilUpperPnts did not leave the lower surface alone"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: up_pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Array of points defining the upper surface of the airfoil
        """
        return _vsp.SetAirfoilUpperPnts(xsec_id, up_pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAirfoilLowerPnts(self, xsec_id, low_pnt_vec):
        r"""
        Set the lower points for an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            ReadFileAirfoil( xsec, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            low_array = GetAirfoilLowerPnts( xsec )
    
            for i in range(int( len(low_array) )):
    
                low_array[i].scale_y( 0.5 )
    
            SetAirfoilLowerPnts( xsec, low_array )
    
            check_array = GetAirfoilLowerPnts( xsec )
    
            assert len( check_array ) == len( low_array ), "SetAirfoilLowerPnts point count"
    
            # The halved lower surface has to come back halved, and the upper surface
            # has to be left alone.
            for i in range( len( low_array ) ):
                assert dist( check_array[i], low_array[i] ) < 1e-6, "SetAirfoilLowerPnts did not store point " + str( i )
    
            up_array = GetAirfoilUpperPnts( xsec )
    
            max_up = max( [ p.y() for p in up_array ] )
            min_low = min( [ p.y() for p in check_array ] )
    
            assert abs( 0.5 * max_up + min_low ) < 1e-6, "SetAirfoilLowerPnts did not leave the upper surface alone"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: low_pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Array of points defining the lower surface of the airfoil
        """
        return _vsp.SetAirfoilLowerPnts(xsec_id, low_pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAirfoilPnts(self, xsec_id, up_pnt_vec, low_pnt_vec):
        r"""
        Set the upper and lower points for an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            ReadFileAirfoil( xsec, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            up_array = GetAirfoilUpperPnts( xsec )
    
            low_array = GetAirfoilLowerPnts( xsec )
    
            for i in range(int( len(up_array) )):
    
                up_array[i].scale_y( 2.0 )
    
                low_array[i].scale_y( 0.5 )
    
            SetAirfoilPnts( xsec, up_array, low_array )
    
            check_up = GetAirfoilUpperPnts( xsec )
            check_low = GetAirfoilLowerPnts( xsec )
    
            assert len( check_up ) == len( up_array ), "SetAirfoilPnts point count"
            assert len( check_low ) == len( low_array ), "SetAirfoilPnts point count"
    
            for i in range( len( up_array ) ):
                assert dist( check_up[i], up_array[i] ) < 1e-6, "SetAirfoilPnts did not store point " + str( i )
                assert dist( check_low[i], low_array[i] ) < 1e-6, "SetAirfoilPnts did not store point " + str( i )
    
            # The section started symmetric; doubling the top and halving the bottom
            # leaves the top four times as deep as the bottom.
            max_up = max( [ p.y() for p in check_up ] )
            min_low = min( [ p.y() for p in check_low ] )
    
            assert abs( max_up + 4.0 * min_low ) < 1e-6, "SetAirfoilPnts did not scale the two surfaces apart"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: up_pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Array of points defining the upper surface of the airfoil
        :param [in]: low_pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Array of points defining the lower surface of the airfoil
        """
        return _vsp.SetAirfoilPnts(xsec_id, up_pnt_vec, low_pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetHersheyBarLiftDist(self, npts, alpha, Vinf, span, full_span_flag=False):
        r"""
        Get the theoretical lift (Cl) distribution for a Hershey Bar wing with unit chord length using Glauert's Method. This function was initially created to compare VSPAERO results to Lifting Line Theory.
        If full_span_flag is set to true symmetry is applied to the results.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pi = 3.14159265358979323846
            # Compute theoretical lift and drag distributions using 100 points
            Vinf = 100
    
            halfAR = 20
    
            alpha_deg = 10
    
            n_pts = 100
    
            cl_dist_theo = GetHersheyBarLiftDist( int( n_pts ), alpha_deg*pi/180, Vinf, ( 2 * halfAR ), False )
            assert len( cl_dist_theo ) > 0, "GetHersheyBarLiftDist returned nothing"
    
            cd_dist_theo = GetHersheyBarDragDist( int( n_pts ), alpha_deg*pi/180, Vinf, ( 2 * halfAR ), False )
    
    
        :param [in]: npts int Number of points along the span to assess
        :param [in]: alpha double Wing angle of attack (Radians)
        :param [in]: Vinf double Freestream velocity
        :param [in]: span double Hershey Bar full-span. Note, only half is used in the calculation
        :param [in]: full_span_flag bool Flag to apply symmetry to results
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Theoretical coefficient of lift distribution array (size = 2*npts if full_span_flag = true)
        """
        return _vsp.GetHersheyBarLiftDist(npts, alpha, Vinf, span, full_span_flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetHersheyBarDragDist(self, npts, alpha, Vinf, span, full_span_flag=False):
        r"""
        Get the theoretical drag (Cd) distribution for a Hershey Bar wing with unit chord length using Glauert's Method. This function was initially created to compare VSPAERO results to Lifting Line Theory.
        If full_span_flag is set to true symmetry is applied to the results.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pi = 3.14159265358979323846
            # Compute theoretical lift and drag distributions using 100 points
            Vinf = 100
    
            halfAR = 20
    
            alpha_deg = 10
    
            n_pts = 100
    
            cl_dist_theo = GetHersheyBarLiftDist( int( n_pts ), alpha_deg*pi/180, Vinf, ( 2 * halfAR ), False )
    
            cd_dist_theo = GetHersheyBarDragDist( int( n_pts ), alpha_deg*pi/180, Vinf, ( 2 * halfAR ), False )
            assert len( cd_dist_theo ) > 0, "GetHersheyBarDragDist returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: npts int Number of points along the span to assess
        :param [in]: alpha double Wing angle of attack (Radians)
        :param [in]: Vinf double Freestream velocity
        :param [in]: span double Hershey Bar full-span. Note, only half is used in the calculation
        :param [in]: full_span_flag bool Flag to apply symmetry to results (default: false)
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Theoretical coefficient of drag distribution array (size = 2*npts if full_span_flag = true)
        """
        return _vsp.GetHersheyBarDragDist(npts, alpha, Vinf, span, full_span_flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVKTAirfoilPnts(self, npts, alpha, epsilon, kappa, tau):
        r"""
        Get the 2D coordinates an input number of points along a Von K�rm�n-Trefftz airfoil of specified shape
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pi = 3.14159265358979323846
    
            npts = 122
    
            alpha = 0.0
    
            epsilon = 0.1
    
            kappa = 0.1
    
            tau = 10
    
            xyz_airfoil = GetVKTAirfoilPnts(npts, alpha, epsilon, kappa, tau*(pi/180) )
            assert len( xyz_airfoil ) > 0, "GetVKTAirfoilPnts returned nothing"
    
            cp_dist = GetVKTAirfoilCpDist( alpha, epsilon, kappa, tau*(pi/180), xyz_airfoil )
    
    
        :param [in]: npts int Number of points along the airfoil to return
        :param [in]: alpha double Airfoil angle of attack (Radians)
        :param [in]: epsilon double Airfoil thickness
        :param [in]: kappa double Airfoil camber
        :param [in]: tau double Airfoil trailing edge angle (Radians)
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Array of points on the VKT airfoil (size = npts)
        """
        return _vsp.GetVKTAirfoilPnts(npts, alpha, epsilon, kappa, tau)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVKTAirfoilCpDist(self, alpha, epsilon, kappa, tau, xyz_data):
        r"""
        Get the pressure coefficient (Cp) along a Von Kármán-Trefftz airfoil of specified shape at specified points along the airfoil
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pi = 3.14159265358979323846
    
            npts = 122
    
            alpha = 0.0
    
            epsilon = 0.1
    
            kappa = 0.1
    
            tau = 10
    
            xyz_airfoil = GetVKTAirfoilPnts(npts, alpha, epsilon, kappa, tau*(pi/180) )
    
            cp_dist = GetVKTAirfoilCpDist( alpha, epsilon, kappa, tau*(pi/180), xyz_airfoil )
            assert len( cp_dist ) > 0, "GetVKTAirfoilCpDist returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: GetVKTAirfoilPnts
        :param [in]: alpha double Airfoil angle of attack (Radians)
        :param [in]: epsilon double Airfoil thickness
        :param [in]: kappa double Airfoil camber
        :param [in]: tau double Airfoil trailing edge angle (Radians)
        :param [in]: xyz_data vector<vec3d> Vector of points on the airfoil to evaluate
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Vector of Cp values for each point in xydata
        """
        return _vsp.GetVKTAirfoilCpDist(alpha, epsilon, kappa, tau, xyz_data)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetEllipsoidSurfPnts(self, center, abc_rad, u_npts=20, w_npts=20):
        r"""
        Generate the surface coordinate points for a ellipsoid at specified center of input radius along each axis.
        Based on the MATLAB function ellipsoid (https://in.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/ellipsoid.html).
        See also: GetVKTAirfoilPnts
        :param [in]: center vec3d 3D location of the ellipsoid center
        :param [in]: abc_rad vec3d Radius along the A (X), B (Y), and C (Z) axes
        :param [in]: u_npts int Number of points in the U direction
        :param [in]: w_npts int Number of points in the W direction
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Array of coordinates describing the ellipsoid surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetEllipsoidSurfPnts(center, abc_rad, u_npts, w_npts)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetFeatureLinePnts(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the points along the feature lines of a particular Geom
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Array of points along the Geom's feature lines
        """
        return _vsp.GetFeatureLinePnts(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetEllipsoidCpDist(self, surf_pnt_vec, abc_rad, V_inf):
        r"""
        Generate Analytical Solution for Potential Flow for specified ellipsoid shape at input surface points for input velocity vector.
        Based on Munk, M. M., 'Remarks on the Pressure Distribution over the Surface of an Ellipsoid, Moving Translationally Through a Perfect
        Fluid,' NACA TN-196, June 1924. Function initially created to compare VSPAERO results to theory.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            import math
            pi = 3.14159265358979323846
    
            npts = 101
    
            abc_rad = vec3d(1.0, 2.0, 3.0)
    
            alpha = 5 # deg
    
            beta = 5 # deg
    
            V_inf = 100.0
    
            x_slice_pnt_vec = [None]*npts
            theta_vec = [None]*npts
    
            theta_vec[0] = 0
    
            for i in range(1, npts):
                theta_vec[i] = theta_vec[i-1] + (2 * pi / (npts - 1))
    
    
            for i in range(npts):
    
                x_slice_pnt_vec[i] = vec3d( 0, abc_rad.y() * math.cos( theta_vec[i] ), abc_rad.z() * math.sin( theta_vec[i] ) )
    
            V_vec = vec3d( ( V_inf * math.cos( alpha*pi/180 ) * math.cos( beta*pi/180 ) ), ( V_inf * math.sin( beta*pi/180 ) ), ( V_inf * math.sin( alpha*pi/180 ) * math.cos( beta*pi/180 ) ) )
    
            cp_dist = GetEllipsoidCpDist( x_slice_pnt_vec, abc_rad, V_vec )
            assert len( cp_dist ) > 0, "GetEllipsoidCpDist returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: GetEllipsoidSurfPnts
        :param [in]: surf_pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Vector of points on the ellipsoid surface to assess
        :param [in]: abc_rad vec3d Radius along the A (X), B (Y), and C (Z) axes
        :param [in]: V_inf vec3d 3D components of freestream velocity
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Vector of Cp results corresponding to each point in surf_pnt_arr
        """
        return _vsp.GetEllipsoidCpDist(surf_pnt_vec, abc_rad, V_inf)
    
    @client_wrap
    def IntegrateEllipsoidFlow(self, abc_rad, abc_index):
        r"""IntegrateEllipsoidFlow(vec3d abc_rad, int const & abc_index) -> double"""
        return _vsp.IntegrateEllipsoidFlow(abc_rad, abc_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAirfoilUpperPnts(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the coordinate points for the upper surface of an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            ReadFileAirfoil( xsec, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            up_array = GetAirfoilUpperPnts( xsec )
            assert len( up_array ) > 0, "GetAirfoilUpperPnts returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: SetAirfoilPnts
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> VectorArray of coordinate points for the upper airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetAirfoilUpperPnts(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAirfoilLowerPnts(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the coordinate points for the lower surface of an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            ReadFileAirfoil( xsec, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            low_array = GetAirfoilLowerPnts( xsec )
            assert len( low_array ) > 0, "GetAirfoilLowerPnts returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: SetAirfoilPnts
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of coordinate points for the lower airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetAirfoilLowerPnts(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetUpperCSTCoefs(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the CST coefficients for the upper surface of an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: SetUpperCST
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Vector of CST coefficients for the upper airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetUpperCSTCoefs(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetLowerCSTCoefs(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the CST coefficients for the lower surface of an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: SetLowerCST
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Vector of CST coefficients for the lower airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetLowerCSTCoefs(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetUpperCSTDegree(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the CST degree for the upper surface of an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: SetUpperCST
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int CST Degree for upper airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetUpperCSTDegree(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetLowerCSTDegree(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the CST degree for the lower surface of an airfoil. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: SetLowerCST
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int CST Degree for lower airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetLowerCSTDegree(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetUpperCST(self, xsec_id, deg, coefs):
        r"""
        Set the CST degree and coefficients for the upper surface of an airfoil. The number of coefficients should be one more than the CST degree. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetUpperCSTDegree, GetUpperCSTCoefs
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: deg int CST degree of upper airfoil surface
        :param [in]: coefs vector<double> Vector of CST coefficients for the upper airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.SetUpperCST(xsec_id, deg, coefs)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetLowerCST(self, xsec_id, deg, coefs):
        r"""
        Set the CST degree and coefficients for the lower surface of an airfoil. The number of coefficients should be one more than the CST degree. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetLowerCSTDegree, GetLowerCSTCoefs
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: deg int CST degree of lower airfoil surface
        :param [in]: coefs vector<double> Vector of CST coefficients for the lower airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.SetLowerCST(xsec_id, deg, coefs)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PromoteCSTUpper(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Promote the CST for the upper airfoil surface. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetUpperCSTDegree
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        """
        return _vsp.PromoteCSTUpper(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PromoteCSTLower(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Promote the CST for the lower airfoil surface. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetLowerCSTDegree
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        """
        return _vsp.PromoteCSTLower(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DemoteCSTUpper(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Demote the CST for the upper airfoil surface. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetUpperCSTDegree
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        """
        return _vsp.DemoteCSTUpper(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DemoteCSTLower(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Demote the CST for the lower airfoil surface. The XSec must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetLowerCSTDegree
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        """
        return _vsp.DemoteCSTLower(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FitAfCST(self, xsec_surf_id, xsec_index, deg):
        r"""
        Fit a CST airfoil for an existing airfoil of type XS_FOUR_SERIES, XS_SIX_SERIES, XS_FOUR_DIGIT_MOD, XS_FIVE_DIGIT, XS_FIVE_DIGIT_MOD, XS_ONE_SIX_SERIES, or XS_FILE_AIRFOIL.
        :param [in]: xsec_surf_id string XsecSurf ID
        :param [in]: xsec_index int XSec index
        :param [in]: deg int CST degree
        """
        return _vsp.FitAfCST(xsec_surf_id, xsec_index, deg)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddBackground3D(self, ):
        r"""
        Add a Background3D to model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            nbg = GetNumBackground3Ds()
    
            # Add Background3D
            bg_id = AddBackground3D()
    
            if GetNumBackground3Ds() != nbg + 1 :
                print( "ERROR: AddBackground3D" )
                assert False, "ERROR: AddBackground3D"
    
            DelBackground3D( bg_id )
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ID for added Background3D
        """
        return _vsp.AddBackground3D()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumBackground3Ds(self, ):
        r"""
        Get Number of Background3D's in a model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            nbg = GetNumBackground3Ds()
    
            # Add Background3D
            bg_id = AddBackground3D()
    
            if GetNumBackground3Ds() != nbg + 1 :
                print( "ERROR: AddBackground3D" )
                assert False, "ERROR: AddBackground3D"
    
            DelBackground3D( bg_id )
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of Background3D's in model
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumBackground3Ds()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllBackground3Ds(self, ):
        r"""
        Get id's of all Background3Ds in model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            nbg = GetNumBackground3Ds()
    
            # Add Background3D
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
    
            if GetNumBackground3Ds() != nbg + 3 :
                print( "ERROR: AddBackground3D" )
                assert False, "ERROR: AddBackground3D"
    
            bg_array = GetAllBackground3Ds()
    
            for n in range( len( bg_array ) ):
                print( bg_array[n] )
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of Background3D IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllBackground3Ds()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowAllBackground3Ds(self, ):
        r"""
        Show all Background3Ds in model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
    
            assert GetNumBackground3Ds() == 3, "the three Background3Ds were not all added"
            assert len( GetAllBackground3Ds() ) == 3, "the three Background3Ds were not all added"
    
            ShowAllBackground3Ds()
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
            assert GetNumBackground3Ds() == 0, "DelAllBackground3Ds left something behind"
            assert len( GetAllBackground3Ds() ) == 0, "DelAllBackground3Ds left something behind"
    
        """
        return _vsp.ShowAllBackground3Ds()
    
    @client_wrap
    def HideAllBackground3Ds(self, ):
        r"""
        Hide all Background3Ds in model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
    
            assert GetNumBackground3Ds() == 3, "the three Background3Ds were not all added"
            assert len( GetAllBackground3Ds() ) == 3, "the three Background3Ds were not all added"
    
            HideAllBackground3Ds()
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
            assert GetNumBackground3Ds() == 0, "DelAllBackground3Ds left something behind"
            assert len( GetAllBackground3Ds() ) == 0, "DelAllBackground3Ds left something behind"
    
        """
        return _vsp.HideAllBackground3Ds()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllBackground3Ds(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all Background3Ds in model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
            nbg = GetNumBackground3Ds()
    
            if nbg != 0 :
                print( "ERROR: DelAllBackground3Ds" )
                assert False, "ERROR: DelAllBackground3Ds"
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelBackground3D(self, id):
        r"""
        Delete specific Background3D frommodel
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            AddBackground3D()
            bg_id = AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
    
            nbg = GetNumBackground3Ds()
    
            DelBackground3D( bg_id )
    
            if GetNumBackground3Ds() != nbg -1 :
                print( "ERROR: DelBackground3D" )
                assert False, "ERROR: DelBackground3D"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Background3D ID to delete
        """
        return _vsp.DelBackground3D(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllBackground3DRelativePaths(self, ):
        r"""
        Get relative paths to all Background3D images in model.  Note that path is relative to the model's \*.vsp3 file.
        Consequently, if a file has not yet been saved or assigned a file name, the relative path is meaningless.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
    
            bg_file_array = GetAllBackground3DRelativePaths()
            assert len( bg_file_array ) > 0, "GetAllBackground3DRelativePaths returned nothing"
    
            for n in range( len( bg_file_array ) ):
                print( bg_file_array[n] )
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of relative paths to Background3D image files
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllBackground3DRelativePaths()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllBackground3DAbsolutePaths(self, ):
        r"""
        Get absolute paths to all Background3D images in model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
            AddBackground3D()
    
            bg_file_array = GetAllBackground3DAbsolutePaths()
            assert len( bg_file_array ) > 0, "GetAllBackground3DAbsolutePaths returned nothing"
    
            for n in range( len( bg_file_array ) ):
                print( bg_file_array[n] )
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of absolute paths to Background3D image files
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllBackground3DAbsolutePaths()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBackground3DRelativePath(self, id):
        r"""
        Get relative path to specified Background3D's image.  Note that path is relative to the model's \*.vsp3 file.
        Consequently, if a file has not yet been saved or assigned a file name, the relative path is meaningless.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            bg_id = AddBackground3D()
    
            SetBackground3DRelativePath( bg_id, "front.png" )
            bg_file = GetBackground3DRelativePath( bg_id )
            assert len( bg_file ) > 0, "GetBackground3DRelativePath returned nothing"
    
            print( bg_file )
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
        :param [in]: id string Background3D ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Relative path to Background3D image file
        """
        return _vsp.GetBackground3DRelativePath(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBackground3DAbsolutePath(self, id):
        r"""
        Get absolute path to specified Background3D's image.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            bg_id = AddBackground3D()
    
            SetBackground3DAbsolutePath( bg_id, "/user/me/vsp_work/front.png" )
            bg_file = GetBackground3DAbsolutePath( bg_id )
            assert len( bg_file ) > 0, "GetBackground3DAbsolutePath returned nothing"
    
            print( bg_file )
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
        :param [in]: id string Background3D ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Absolute path to Background3D image file
        """
        return _vsp.GetBackground3DAbsolutePath(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBackground3DRelativePath(self, id, fname):
        r"""
        Set relative path to specified Background3D's image.  Note that path is relative to the model's \*.vsp3 file.
        Consequently, if a file has not yet been saved or assigned a file name, the relative path is meaningless.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            bg_id = AddBackground3D()
    
            SetBackground3DRelativePath( bg_id, "front.png" )
            assert GetBackground3DRelativePath( bg_id ) == "front.png", "SetBackground3DRelativePath did not take"
    
            bg_file = GetBackground3DRelativePath( bg_id )
    
            print( bg_file )
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
        :param [in]: id string Background3D ID
        :param [in]: fname string Relative path to Background3D image file
        """
        return _vsp.SetBackground3DRelativePath(id, fname)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBackground3DAbsolutePath(self, id, fname):
        r"""
        Set absolute path to specified Background3D's image.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Background3D
            bg_id = AddBackground3D()
    
            SetBackground3DAbsolutePath( bg_id, "front.png" )
            bg_file = GetBackground3DAbsolutePath( bg_id )
    
            print( bg_file )
    
            # A relative name is resolved against the working directory, so the path that
            # comes back ends with the name that was set.
            assert bg_file.endswith( "front.png" ), "SetBackground3DAbsolutePath did not take"
    
            DelAllBackground3Ds()
    
        :param [in]: id string Background3D ID
        :param [in]: fname string Absolute path to Background3D image file
        """
        return _vsp.SetBackground3DAbsolutePath(id, fname)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CreateAndAddBogie(self, gear_id):
        r"""
        Create a new Bogie and add it to the end of the Bogie list of the specified GearGeom.  A GearGeom's landing
        gear is described by its list of Bogies.  Each Bogie is a ParmContainer, so once you have the returned Bogie
        ID you can query and set its Parms with the normal Parm API functions.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gear_id = AddGeom( "GEAR", "" )             # Add a landing gear Geom
    
            bogie_id = CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )     # Create and add a Bogie
    
            # Bogies are ParmContainers -- work with their Parms once you have the ID.
            SetParmVal( bogie_id, "NumAcross", "Bogie", 2 )    # Two wheels across
            SetParmVal( bogie_id, "NumTandem", "Bogie", 2 )    # Two wheels in tandem
    
        See also: GetAllBogies, GetNumBogies, DelBogie, DelAllBogies
        :param [in]: gear_id string GearGeom Geom ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ParmContainer ID for the newly added Bogie
        """
        return _vsp.CreateAndAddBogie(gear_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumBogies(self, gear_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of Bogies in the specified GearGeom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gear_id = AddGeom( "GEAR", "" )
    
            CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
            CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
    
            num_bogie = GetNumBogies( gear_id )            # num_bogie == 2
    
            assert num_bogie == 2, "GetNumBogies, two were added"
    
        See also: CreateAndAddBogie, GetAllBogies
        :param [in]: gear_id string GearGeom Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of Bogies in the specified GearGeom
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumBogies(gear_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllBogies(self, gear_id):
        r"""
        Get the ParmContainer IDs of all the Bogies in the specified GearGeom, in list order.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gear_id = AddGeom( "GEAR", "" )
    
            CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
            CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
    
            bogie_ids = GetAllBogies( gear_id )
            assert len( bogie_ids ) > 0, "GetAllBogies returned nothing"
    
        See also: CreateAndAddBogie, GetNumBogies, DelBogie
        :param [in]: gear_id string GearGeom Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of Bogie ParmContainer IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllBogies(gear_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelBogie(self, gear_id, bogie_id):
        r"""
        Delete the specified Bogie from the specified GearGeom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gear_id = AddGeom( "GEAR", "" )
    
            bogie_id = CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
    
            num_before_del = GetNumBogies( gear_id )
            DelBogie( gear_id, bogie_id )
            assert GetNumBogies( gear_id ) < num_before_del, "DelBogie removed nothing"
    
    
        See also: CreateAndAddBogie, DelAllBogies
        :param [in]: gear_id string GearGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: bogie_id string Bogie ParmContainer ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelBogie(gear_id, bogie_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllBogies(self, gear_id):
        r"""
        Delete all Bogies from the specified GearGeom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gear_id = AddGeom( "GEAR", "" )
    
            CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
            CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
    
            DelAllBogies( gear_id )                            # GetNumBogies( gear_id ) == 0
            assert GetNumBogies( gear_id ) == 0, "DelAllBogies left something behind"
    
    
        See also: CreateAndAddBogie, DelBogie
        :param [in]: gear_id string GearGeom Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllBogies(gear_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID(self, geom_id, index, bogie_id):
        r"""
        Assign the Bogie that serves as one of the contact points of an AuxiliaryGeom.  The ground plane
        and clearance envelope AuxiliaryGeom modes rest the aircraft on one, two or three Bogies of the
        parent GearGeom; this picks which Bogie plays each role.  Contact points beyond the ones the
        current mode uses are ignored, but they are remembered.
    
        Any Bogie assigned here must belong to the AuxiliaryGeom's parent GearGeom.  An unrecognized
        Bogie is silently replaced by the GearGeom's first Bogie on the next update.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gear_id = AddGeom( "GEAR", "" )
    
            nose_id = CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
            main_id = CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
    
            SetParmVal( main_id, "Symmetrical", "Bogie", 1 )    # Left and right main gear
    
            aux_id = AddGeom( "AUXILIARY", gear_id )
    
            SetParmVal( aux_id, "AuxiliaryGeomType", "Design", AUX_GEOM_THREE_PT_GROUND )
    
            SetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID( aux_id, 0, nose_id )
            SetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID( aux_id, 1, main_id )
            SetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID( aux_id, 2, main_id )
    
            Update()
    
            assert GetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID( aux_id, 0 ) == nose_id, "SetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID did not take"
    
    
        See also: GetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID, CreateAndAddBogie
        :param [in]: geom_id string AuxiliaryGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Contact point index [0, 2]
        :param [in]: bogie_id string Bogie ParmContainer ID
        """
        return _vsp.SetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID(geom_id, index, bogie_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Get the ID of the Bogie serving as one of the contact points of an AuxiliaryGeom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gear_id = AddGeom( "GEAR", "" )
    
            bogie_id = CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
    
            aux_id = AddGeom( "AUXILIARY", gear_id )
    
            SetParmVal( aux_id, "AuxiliaryGeomType", "Design", AUX_GEOM_ONE_PT_GROUND )
    
            Update()
    
            # With only one Bogie to choose from, every contact point resolves to it.
            assert GetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID( aux_id, 0 ) == bogie_id, "GetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID"
    
    
        See also: SetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID
        :param [in]: geom_id string AuxiliaryGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Contact point index [0, 2]
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Bogie ParmContainer ID, empty if no Bogie is assigned
        """
        return _vsp.GetAuxiliaryGeomContactPtID(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadAuxiliaryGeomCCEFile(self, geom_id, file_name):
        r"""
        Read a composite clearance envelope (*.cce) file into an AuxiliaryGeom.  The file holds the
        envelope profile as a list of X and Z coordinate pairs, one pair per line, which the
        AUX_GEOM_THREE_PT_CCE mode sweeps around the aircraft.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gear_id = AddGeom( "GEAR", "" )
    
            CreateAndAddBogie( gear_id )
    
            aux_id = AddGeom( "AUXILIARY", gear_id )
    
            SetParmVal( aux_id, "AuxiliaryGeomType", "Design", AUX_GEOM_THREE_PT_CCE )
    
            ReadAuxiliaryGeomCCEFile( aux_id, "CCE/SD-24L.cce" )
    
            Update()
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string AuxiliaryGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: file_name string Name of the *.cce file to read
        """
        return _vsp.ReadAuxiliaryGeomCCEFile(geom_id, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def InitStackPreset(self, geom_id, preset):
        r"""
        Replace every XSec of a StackGeom with a preset starting point.  Most of the presets lay out a
        nacelle; which one you want depends on whether the model needs the inlet, the outlet, the
        external surface, the internal flowpath, or some combination.  This discards the existing cross
        sections, so it belongs right after the StackGeom is created.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            stack_id = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            InitStackPreset( stack_id, STACK_PRESET_FLOWTHRU_MID_ORIG )
    
            Update()
    
            # Each preset lays down its own set of XSecs, replacing the default five.
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( stack_id, 0 )
    
            assert GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) == 7, "InitStackPreset did not rebuild the XSecs"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string StackGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: preset int Preset enum (see STACK_PRESETS)
        """
        return _vsp.InitStackPreset(geom_id, preset)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumRoutingPts(self, routing_id):
        r"""
        Get the number of routing points in a RoutingGeom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            npt = vsp.GetNumRoutingPts(routing_geom)
    
            # Three points were added, and the count has to match the ID list.
            assert npt == 3, "GetNumRoutingPts did not count the points that were added"
            assert npt == len( vsp.GetAllRoutingPtIds( routing_geom ) ), "GetNumRoutingPts disagrees with GetAllRoutingPtIds"
    
            # Deleting one has to move the count.
            vsp.DelRoutingPt( routing_geom, 1 )
    
            assert vsp.GetNumRoutingPts( routing_geom ) == npt - 1, "GetNumRoutingPts did not follow DelRoutingPt"
    
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of routing points in specified RoutingGeom
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumRoutingPts(routing_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddRoutingPt(self, routing_id, geom_id, surf_index):
        r"""
        Add a routing point to a RoutingGeom.  The new point will be the last point in the route.  The new point will be
        anchored to the specified geom and surface.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt, InsertRoutingPt
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID of geom to anchor new routing point to
        :param [in]: surf_index int Index of surf to anchor new routing point to
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ParmContainer ID for the newly added routing point
        """
        return _vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_id, geom_id, surf_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def InsertRoutingPt(self, routing_id, index, geom_id, surf_index):
        r"""
        Add a routing point to a RoutingGeom.  The new point will be inserted before the specified index.  The new point
        will be anchored to the specified geom and surface.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            npt = vsp.GetNumRoutingPts(routing_geom)
            rptPre2 = vsp.InsertRoutingPt(routing_geom, 2, pod2, 0)
            uPre2 = vsp.GetParm( rptPre2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(uPre2, 0.)
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of routing point to insert new point before
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID of geom to anchor new routing point to
        :param [in]: surf_index int Index of surf to anchor new routing point to
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ParmContainer ID for the newly added routing point
        """
        return _vsp.InsertRoutingPt(routing_id, index, geom_id, surf_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelRoutingPt(self, routing_id, index):
        r"""
        Delete a specified routing point from a RoutingGeom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            num_before_del = vsp.GetNumRoutingPts( routing_geom )
            vsp.DelRoutingPt( routing_geom, 1 )
            assert vsp.GetNumRoutingPts( routing_geom ) < num_before_del, "DelRoutingPt removed nothing"
    
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelAllRoutingPt
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of routing point to delete
        """
        return _vsp.DelRoutingPt(routing_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllRoutingPt(self, routing_id):
        r"""
        Delete all routing points from a RoutingGeom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            vsp.DelAllRoutingPt( routing_geom )
    
            assert vsp.GetNumRoutingPts( routing_geom ) == 0, "DelAllRoutingPt left something behind"
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllRoutingPt(routing_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def MoveRoutingPt(self, routing_id, index, reorder_type):
        r"""
        Move a specified routing point within the route of a RoutingGeom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            before_ids = vsp.GetAllRoutingPtIds( routing_geom )
    
            newindx = vsp.MoveRoutingPt( routing_geom, 1, vsp.REORDER_MOVE_DOWN )
    
            # The point that was at index 1 is now at index 2, and its neighbour has
            # taken its place.
            after_ids = vsp.GetAllRoutingPtIds( routing_geom )
    
            assert newindx == 2, "MoveRoutingPt did not move the point down"
            assert len( after_ids ) == len( before_ids ), "MoveRoutingPt changed the number of points"
            assert after_ids[2] == before_ids[1], "MoveRoutingPt did not swap the two points"
            assert after_ids[1] == before_ids[2], "MoveRoutingPt did not swap the two points"
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt, REORDER_TYPE
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of routing point to move
        :param [in]: reorder_type int Enum specifying reordering type (i.e. REORDER_MOVE_UP, REORDER_MOVE_DOWN, REORDER_MOVE_TOP, REORDER_MOVE_BOTTOM)
        """
        return _vsp.MoveRoutingPt(routing_id, index, reorder_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetRoutingPtID(self, routing_id, index):
        r"""
        Get the ParmContainer ID of a routing point within a RoutingGeom.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            rid = vsp.GetRoutingPtID(routing_geom, 2)
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelAllRoutingPt, GetAllRoutingPtIds
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of routing point to ID to retreive
        :rtype: string
        :return: string ParmContainer ID for the specified routing point
        """
        return _vsp.GetRoutingPtID(routing_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllRoutingPtIds(self, routing_id):
        r"""
        Get the ParmContainer IDs of all the routing points within a RoutingGeom.  The vector will contain the IDs in order.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            rpts = vsp.GetAllRoutingPtIds(routing_geom)
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelAllRoutingPt, GetRoutingPtId
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of routing point ParmConatiner IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllRoutingPtIds(routing_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetRoutingPtParentID(self, pt_id):
        r"""
        Get the Geom ID of the geom a routing point is anchored to.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            gid = vsp.GetRoutingPtParentID(rpt1)
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelAllRoutingPt, GetAllRoutingPtIds
        :param [in]: pt_id string ParmContainer ID of desired routing point
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Geom ID for the geom the routing point is anchored to
        """
        return _vsp.GetRoutingPtParentID(pt_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetRoutingPtParentID(self, pt_id, parent_id):
        r"""
        Set the Geom ID of the geom a routing point is anchored to.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            vsp.SetRoutingPtParentID(rpt1, pod1)
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelAllRoutingPt, GetAllRoutingPtIds
        :param [in]: pt_id string ParmContainer ID of desired routing point
        :param [in]: parent_id string Geom ID for the geom to anchor the routing point to
        """
        return _vsp.SetRoutingPtParentID(pt_id, parent_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetMainRoutingPtCoord(self, pt_id):
        r"""
        Get the main coordinate location a routing point.  The main location is the location of the base copy before
        symmetry has been applied.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            vsp.Update()
            p1 = vsp.GetMainRoutingPtCoord(rpt1)
    
            # rpt1 rides on pod2, which was moved two units out in Y.
            assert abs( p1.y() - 2.0 ) < 1e-6, "GetMainRoutingPtCoord did not follow the parent Geom"
    
            # With no symmetry applied, the main copy is also symm_index 0.
            assert vsp.dist( p1, vsp.GetRoutingPtCoord( routing_geom, 1, 0 ) ) < 1e-6, "GetMainRoutingPtCoord disagrees with GetRoutingPtCoord"
    
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt, GetRoutingPtCoord, GetAllRoutingPtCoords, GetRoutingCurve
        :param [in]: pt_id string ParmContainer ID of desired routing point
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d coordinate of main routing point
        """
        return _vsp.GetMainRoutingPtCoord(pt_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetRoutingPtCoord(self, routing_id, index, symm_index):
        r"""
        Get the coordinate location a routing point in a RoutingGeom.  The main location is symm_index = 0.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            vsp.Update()
            p1 = vsp.GetRoutingPtCoord(routing_geom, 1, 0)
    
            # rpt1 rides on pod2, which was moved two units out in Y.
            assert abs( p1.y() - 2.0 ) < 1e-6, "GetRoutingPtCoord did not follow the parent Geom"
    
            # The indexed point has to be the second of the three that were added.
            pvec = vsp.GetAllRoutingPtCoords(routing_geom, 0)
    
            assert len( pvec ) == 3, "GetAllRoutingPtCoords returned the wrong number of points"
            assert vsp.dist( p1, pvec[1] ) < 1e-6, "GetRoutingPtCoord disagrees with GetAllRoutingPtCoords"
    
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt, GetMainRoutingPtCoord, GetAllRoutingPtCoords, GetRoutingCurve
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Index of routing point to get cordinate of
        :param [in]: symm_index int Symmetry index to get coordinate of
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d coordinate of routing point
        """
        return _vsp.GetRoutingPtCoord(routing_id, index, symm_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllRoutingPtCoords(self, routing_id, symm_index):
        r"""
        Get the coordinate locations along a RoutingGeom.  The main copy is symm_index = 0.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            vsp.Update()
            pvec = vsp.GetAllRoutingPtCoords(routing_geom, 0)
    
            # One coordinate per routing point, in the order they were added.
            assert len( pvec ) == 3, "GetAllRoutingPtCoords returned the wrong number of points"
    
            # rpt0 sits at the nose of pod1 and rpt2 at its tail, both on the
            # centerline.  rpt1 rides on pod2, two units out in Y.
            assert abs( pvec[0].y() ) < 1e-6, "GetAllRoutingPtCoords did not follow the parent Geoms"
            assert abs( pvec[1].y() - 2.0 ) < 1e-6, "GetAllRoutingPtCoords did not follow the parent Geoms"
            assert abs( pvec[2].y() ) < 1e-6, "GetAllRoutingPtCoords did not follow the parent Geoms"
    
            assert pvec[2].x() > pvec[0].x(), "GetAllRoutingPtCoords did not order the points by U"
    
            assert vsp.dist( pvec[1], vsp.GetMainRoutingPtCoord( rpt1 ) ) < 1e-6, "GetAllRoutingPtCoords disagrees with GetMainRoutingPtCoord"
    
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt, GetMainRoutingPtCoord, GetRoutingPtCoord, GetRoutingCurve
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: symm_index int Symmetry index to get coordinate of
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector < vec3d > coordinate of routing points along RoutingGeom
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllRoutingPtCoords(routing_id, symm_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetRoutingCurve(self, routing_id, symm_index):
        r"""
        Get points along a RoutingGeom.  These points will follow the curve of a RoutingGeom with radiused
        routing points.  The main copy is symm_index = 0.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
    
            pod2 = vsp.AddGeom('POD', '')
            ypod2 = vsp.GetParm(pod2, 'Y_Rel_Location', 'XForm')
            vsp.SetParmVal(ypod2, 2.0)
    
            routing_geom = vsp.AddGeom('ROUTING', '')
    
            rpt0 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u0 = vsp.GetParm( rpt0, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u0, 0.0)
    
            rpt1 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod2, 0)
    
            rpt2 = vsp.AddRoutingPt(routing_geom, pod1, 0)
            u2 = vsp.GetParm( rpt2, 'U', 'RoutePt')
            vsp.SetParmVal(u2, 1.0)
    
            vsp.Update()
            pvec = vsp.GetRoutingCurve(routing_geom, 0)
    
            # The curve is tessellated, so it carries at least as many points as there
            # are routing points, and it has to start and end on them.
            rpts = vsp.GetAllRoutingPtCoords(routing_geom, 0)
    
            assert len( pvec ) >= len( rpts ), "GetRoutingCurve returned too few points"
            assert vsp.dist( pvec[0], rpts[0] ) < 1e-6, "GetRoutingCurve does not start on the first routing point"
            assert vsp.dist( pvec[-1], rpts[-1] ) < 1e-6, "GetRoutingCurve does not end on the last routing point"
    
    
        See also: AddRoutingPt, DelRoutingPt, GetMainRoutingPtCoord, GetRoutingPtCoord, GetAllRoutingPtCoords
        :param [in]: routing_id string RoutingGeom Geom ID
        :param [in]: symm_index int Symmetry index to get coordinate of
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector < vec3d > coordinate of points along RoutingGeom curve
        """
        return _vsp.GetRoutingCurve(routing_id, symm_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ChangeBORXSecShape(self, bor_id, type):
        r"""
        Set the XSec type for a BOR component
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            if  GetBORXSecShape( bor_id ) != XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE :
                print( "ERROR: ChangeBORXSecShape" )
                assert False, "ERROR: ChangeBORXSecShape"
    
    
        See also: XSEC_CRV_TYPE
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: type int XSec type enum (i.e. XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE)
        """
        return _vsp.ChangeBORXSecShape(bor_id, type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBORXSecShape(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Get the XSec type for a BOR component
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            if  GetBORXSecShape( bor_id ) != XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE :
                print( "ERROR: GetBORXSecShape" )
                assert False, "ERROR: GetBORXSecShape"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int XSec type enum (i.e. XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE)
        """
        return _vsp.GetBORXSecShape(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadBORFileXSec(self, bor_id, file_name):
        r"""
        Set the coordinate points for a specific BOR. The BOR XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_FUSE.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_FUSE )
    
            vec_array = ReadBORFileXSec( bor_id, "TestXSec.fxs" )
    
            Update()
    
            # The file holds a closed curve, and the section it produced is the one the
            # body is now built on.
            assert len( vec_array ) >= 3, "ReadBORFileXSec returned too few points"
            assert dist( vec_array[0], vec_array[-1] ) < 1e-8, "ReadBORFileXSec returned an open curve"
            assert GetBORXSecShape( bor_id ) == XS_FILE_FUSE, "ReadBORFileXSec changed the section type"
    
            # The section curve closes on itself.
            assert dist( ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, 0.0 ), ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, 1.0 ) ) < 1e-6, "the BOR section does not close"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: file_name string Fuselage XSec file name
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Array of coordinate points read from the file and set to the XSec
        """
        return _vsp.ReadBORFileXSec(bor_id, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBORXSecPnts(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Set the coordinate points for a specific BOR. The BOR XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_FUSE.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_FUSE )
    
            # ReadBORFileXSec hands back a tuple, so copy it into a list to edit it.
            vec_array = list( ReadBORFileXSec( bor_id, "TestXSec.fxs" ) )
    
            Update()
    
            before = ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, 0.0 )
    
            assert len( vec_array ) > 0, "ReadBORFileXSec returned no points"
    
            # The Python vec3d carries no arithmetic operators, so scale by component.
            vec_array[1] = vec3d( vec_array[1].x() * 2.0, vec_array[1].y() * 2.0, vec_array[1].z() * 2.0 )
            vec_array[3] = vec3d( vec_array[3].x() * 2.0, vec_array[3].y() * 2.0, vec_array[3].z() * 2.0 )
    
            SetBORXSecPnts( bor_id, vec_array )
    
            Update()
    
            after = ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, 0.0 )
    
            # Points 1 and 3 are the top and bottom of the diamond read from file, so
            # doubling them doubles the height of the section while leaving its width
            # alone.  The section is normalized to the body diameter by its height, so
            # the section grows half as wide as it was.
            assert abs( after.x() - 0.5 * before.x() ) < 1e-6, "SetBORXSecPnts did not reshape the section"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Vector of XSec coordinate points
    
    
    
        Get the coordinate points for a specific BOR. The BOR XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_FUSE.  The
        points are returned normalized to the section's width and height.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_FUSE )
    
            vec_array = list( ReadBORFileXSec( bor_id, "TestXSec.fxs" ) )
    
            # The points that were read are the points the section is carrying.
            check_array = GetBORXSecPnts( bor_id )
    
            assert len( check_array ) > 0, "GetBORXSecPnts returned nothing"
    
            # The stored points are normalized, so they fit in the unit box, and the
            # curve closes on itself.
            for p in check_array:
                assert abs( p.x() ) <= 0.5 + 1e-9, "GetBORXSecPnts returned a point outside the unit box"
                assert abs( p.y() ) <= 0.5 + 1e-9, "GetBORXSecPnts returned a point outside the unit box"
    
            assert dist( check_array[0], check_array[-1] ) < 1e-8, "GetBORXSecPnts returned an open curve"
    
    
        See also: SetBORXSecPnts, ReadBORFileXSec
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of XSec coordinate points
        """
        return _vsp.GetBORXSecPnts(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBORXSecPnts(self, bor_id, pnt_vec):
        r"""SetBORXSecPnts(std::string const & bor_id, Vec3dVec pnt_vec)"""
        return _vsp.SetBORXSecPnts(bor_id, pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeBORXSecPnt(self, bor_id, fract):
        r"""
        Compute 3D coordinate for a point on a BOR XSecCurve given the parameter value (U) along the curve
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Geom ====//
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            u_fract = 0.25
    
            pnt = ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, u_fract )
    
            # The section is a closed curve, so the ends meet.
            assert dist( ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, 0.0 ), ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, 1.0 ) ) < 1e-6, "the BOR section does not close"
    
            # The section lies in a plane of constant Z.
            assert abs( pnt.z() - ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, 0.0 ).z() ) < 1e-9, "the BOR section is not planar"
    
            # Walking the curve has to move, not sit still.
            assert dist( pnt, ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, u_fract + 0.25 ) ) > 1e-9, "ComputeBORXSecPnt does not advance along the curve"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: fract double Curve parameter value (range: 0 - 1)
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Coordinate point on curve
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeBORXSecPnt(bor_id, fract)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeBORXSecTan(self, bor_id, fract):
        r"""
        Compute the tangent vector of a point on a BOR XSecCurve given the parameter value (U) along the curve
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            u_fract = 0.25
    
            tan = ComputeBORXSecTan( bor_id, u_fract )
    
            # A tangent is a direction, so it has to have some length.
            assert tan.mag() > 1e-9, "ComputeBORXSecTan returned a degenerate tangent"
    
            # The tangent has to follow the curve, so stepping along the curve from the
            # point has to line up with it.
            du = 1.0e-5
    
            p0 = ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, u_fract )
            p1 = ComputeBORXSecPnt( bor_id, u_fract + du )
    
            fd = vec3d( p1.x() - p0.x(), p1.y() - p0.y(), p1.z() - p0.z() )
    
            assert fd.mag() > 1e-12, "the BOR section does not advance"
    
            align = ( fd.x() * tan.x() + fd.y() * tan.y() + fd.z() * tan.z() ) / ( fd.mag() * tan.mag() )
    
            assert align > 0.999, "ComputeBORXSecTan does not follow the curve"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: fract double Curve parameter value (range: 0 - 1)
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Tangent vector on curve
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeBORXSecTan(bor_id, fract)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadBORFileAirfoil(self, bor_id, file_name):
        r"""
        Read in shape from airfoil file and set to the specified BOR XSecCurve. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL. Airfoil files may be in Lednicer or Selig format with \*.af or \*.dat extensions.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            ReadBORFileAirfoil( bor_id, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            up_array = GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts( bor_id )
            low_array = GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts( bor_id )
    
            assert len( up_array ) > 0, "ReadBORFileAirfoil did not read matching surfaces"
            assert len( up_array ) == len( low_array ), "ReadBORFileAirfoil did not read matching surfaces"
    
            # The points run from the leading edge to the trailing edge on a unit chord,
            # and a NACA 0012 is symmetric top to bottom.
            assert abs( up_array[0].x() ) < 1e-6, "ReadBORFileAirfoil did not normalize the chord"
            assert abs( up_array[-1].x() - 1.0 ) < 1e-6, "ReadBORFileAirfoil did not normalize the chord"
    
            for i in range( len( up_array ) ):
                assert abs( low_array[i].y() + up_array[i].y() ) < 1e-6, "ReadBORFileAirfoil did not read a symmetric section"
    
            max_up = max( [ p.y() for p in up_array ] )
    
            assert abs( 2.0 * max_up - 0.12 ) < 1e-3, "ReadBORFileAirfoil did not read a twelve percent section"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: file_name string Airfoil XSec file name
        """
        return _vsp.ReadBORFileAirfoil(bor_id, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBORAirfoilUpperPnts(self, bor_id, up_pnt_vec):
        r"""
        Set the upper points for an airfoil on a BOR. The BOR XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            ReadBORFileAirfoil( bor_id, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            up_array = GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts( bor_id )
    
            for i in range(int( len(up_array) )):
    
                up_array[i].scale_y( 2.0 )
    
            SetBORAirfoilUpperPnts( bor_id, up_array )
    
            # The doubled upper surface has to come back doubled, and the lower surface
            # has to be left alone.
            check_array = GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts( bor_id )
            low_array = GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts( bor_id )
    
            assert len( check_array ) == len( up_array ), "SetBORAirfoilUpperPnts point count"
    
            for i in range( len( up_array ) ):
                assert dist( check_array[i], up_array[i] ) < 1e-6, "SetBORAirfoilUpperPnts did not store point " + str( i )
    
            max_up = max( [ p.y() for p in check_array ] )
            min_low = min( [ p.y() for p in low_array ] )
    
            assert abs( max_up + 2.0 * min_low ) < 1e-6, "SetBORAirfoilUpperPnts did not leave the lower surface alone"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: up_pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Vector of points defining the upper surface of the airfoil
        """
        return _vsp.SetBORAirfoilUpperPnts(bor_id, up_pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBORAirfoilLowerPnts(self, bor_id, low_pnt_vec):
        r"""
        Set the lower points for an airfoil on a BOR. The BOR XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            ReadBORFileAirfoil( bor_id, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            low_array = GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts( bor_id )
    
            for i in range(int( len(low_array) )):
    
                low_array[i].scale_y( 0.5 )
    
            SetBORAirfoilLowerPnts( bor_id, low_array )
    
            # The halved lower surface has to come back halved, and the upper surface has
            # to be left alone.
            check_array = GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts( bor_id )
            up_array = GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts( bor_id )
    
            assert len( check_array ) == len( low_array ), "SetBORAirfoilLowerPnts point count"
    
            for i in range( len( low_array ) ):
                assert dist( check_array[i], low_array[i] ) < 1e-6, "SetBORAirfoilLowerPnts did not store point " + str( i )
    
            max_up = max( [ p.y() for p in up_array ] )
            min_low = min( [ p.y() for p in check_array ] )
    
            assert abs( 0.5 * max_up + min_low ) < 1e-6, "SetBORAirfoilLowerPnts did not leave the upper surface alone"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: low_pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Vector of points defining the lower surface of the airfoil
        """
        return _vsp.SetBORAirfoilLowerPnts(bor_id, low_pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBORAirfoilPnts(self, bor_id, up_pnt_vec, low_pnt_vec):
        r"""
        Set the upper and lower points for an airfoil on a BOR. The BOR XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            ReadBORFileAirfoil( bor_id, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            up_array = GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts( bor_id )
    
            low_array = GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts( bor_id )
    
            for i in range(int( len(up_array) )):
    
                up_array[i].scale_y( 2.0 )
    
                low_array[i].scale_y( 0.5 )
    
            SetBORAirfoilPnts( bor_id, up_array, low_array )
    
            check_up = GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts( bor_id )
            check_low = GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts( bor_id )
    
            assert len( check_up ) == len( up_array ), "SetBORAirfoilPnts point count"
            assert len( check_low ) == len( low_array ), "SetBORAirfoilPnts point count"
    
            for i in range( len( up_array ) ):
                assert dist( check_up[i], up_array[i] ) < 1e-6, "SetBORAirfoilPnts did not store point " + str( i )
                assert dist( check_low[i], low_array[i] ) < 1e-6, "SetBORAirfoilPnts did not store point " + str( i )
    
            # The section started symmetric; doubling the top and halving the bottom
            # leaves the top four times as deep as the bottom.
            max_up = max( [ p.y() for p in check_up ] )
            min_low = min( [ p.y() for p in check_low ] )
    
            assert abs( max_up + 4.0 * min_low ) < 1e-6, "SetBORAirfoilPnts did not scale the two surfaces apart"
    
    
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: up_pnt_vec vector<vec3d> Vector of points defining the upper surface of the airfoil
        :param [in]: low_pnt_vec vector<_>vec3d> Vector of points defining the lower surface of the airfoil
        """
        return _vsp.SetBORAirfoilPnts(bor_id, up_pnt_vec, low_pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Get the coordinate points for the upper surface of an airfoil on a BOR. The BOR XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            ReadBORFileAirfoil( bor_id, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            up_array = GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts( bor_id )
            assert len( up_array ) > 0, "GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: SetAirfoilPnts
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of coordinate points for the upper airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetBORAirfoilUpperPnts(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Get the coordinate points for the lower surface of an airfoil of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_FILE_AIRFOIL
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Body of Recolution
            bor_id = AddGeom( "BODYOFREVOLUTION", "" )
    
            ChangeBORXSecShape( bor_id, XS_FILE_AIRFOIL )
    
            ReadBORFileAirfoil( bor_id, "airfoil/N0012_VSP.af" )
    
            low_array = GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts( bor_id )
            assert len( low_array ) > 0, "GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts returned nothing"
    
    
        See also: SetAirfoilPnts
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of coordinate points for the lower airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetBORAirfoilLowerPnts(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBORUpperCSTCoefs(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Get the CST coefficients for the upper surface of an airfoil of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: SetUpperCST
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Vector of CST coefficients for the upper airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetBORUpperCSTCoefs(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBORLowerCSTCoefs(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Get the CST coefficients for the lower surface of an airfoil of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: SetLowerCST
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector<double> Vector of CST coefficients for the lower airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetBORLowerCSTCoefs(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBORUpperCSTDegree(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Get the CST degree for the upper surface of an airfoil of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: SetUpperCST
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int CST Degree for upper airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetBORUpperCSTDegree(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBORLowerCSTDegree(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Get the CST degree for the lower surface of an airfoil of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: SetLowerCST
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int CST Degree for lower airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.GetBORLowerCSTDegree(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBORUpperCST(self, bor_id, deg, coefs):
        r"""
        Set the CST degree and coefficients for the upper surface of an airfoil of a BOR. The number of coefficients should be one more than the CST degree. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetUpperCSTDegree, GetUpperCSTCoefs
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: deg int CST degree of upper airfoil surface
        :param [in]: coefs vector<double> Array of CST coefficients for the upper airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.SetBORUpperCST(bor_id, deg, coefs)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetBORLowerCST(self, bor_id, deg, coefs):
        r"""
        Set the CST degree and coefficients for the lower surface of an airfoil of a BOR. The number of coefficients should be one more than the CST degree. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetLowerCSTDegree, GetLowerCSTCoefs
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: deg int CST degree of lower airfoil surface
        :param [in]: coefs vector<double> Vector of CST coefficients for the lower airfoil surface
        """
        return _vsp.SetBORLowerCST(bor_id, deg, coefs)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PromoteBORCSTUpper(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Promote the CST for the upper airfoil surface of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetUpperCSTDegree
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.PromoteBORCSTUpper(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PromoteBORCSTLower(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Promote the CST for the lower airfoil surface of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetLowerCSTDegree
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.PromoteBORCSTLower(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DemoteBORCSTUpper(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Demote the CST for the upper airfoil surface of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetUpperCSTDegree
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.DemoteBORCSTUpper(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DemoteBORCSTLower(self, bor_id):
        r"""
        Demote the CST for the lower airfoil surface of a BOR. The XSecCurve must be of type XS_CST_AIRFOIL
        See also: GetLowerCSTDegree
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.DemoteBORCSTLower(bor_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FitBORAfCST(self, bor_id, deg):
        r"""
        Fit a CST airfoil for an existing airfoil of a BOR of type XS_FOUR_SERIES, XS_SIX_SERIES, XS_FOUR_DIGIT_MOD, XS_FIVE_DIGIT, XS_FIVE_DIGIT_MOD, XS_ONE_SIX_SERIES, or XS_FILE_AIRFOIL.
        :param [in]: bor_id string Body of revolution Geom ID
        :param [in]: deg int CST degree
        """
        return _vsp.FitBORAfCST(bor_id, deg)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteBezierAirfoil(self, file_name, geom_id, foilsurf_u):
        r"""
        Write out the untwisted unit-length 2D Bezier curve for the specified airfoil in custom\*.bz format. The output will describe the analytical shape of the airfoil. See BezierAirfoilExample.m and BezierCtrlToCoordPnts.m for examples of
        discretizing the Bezier curve and generating a Selig airfoil file.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry and Set Parms ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            u = 0.5 # export airfoil at mid span location
    
            #==== Write Bezier Airfoil File ====//
            WriteBezierAirfoil( "Example_Bezier.bz", wing_id, u )
            # The call above should have produced a file with content in it.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "Example_Bezier.bz" ) > 0, "WriteBezierAirfoil wrote no file"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: file_name string Airfoil (\*.bz) output file name
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: foilsurf_u double U location (range: 0 - 1) along the surface. The foil surface does not include root and tip caps (i.e. 2 section wing -> XSec0 @ u=0, XSec1 @ u=0.5, XSec2 @ u=1.0)
        """
        return _vsp.WriteBezierAirfoil(file_name, geom_id, foilsurf_u)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteSeligAirfoil(self, file_name, geom_id, foilsurf_u):
        r"""
        Write out the untwisted unit-length 2D coordinate points for the specified airfoil in Selig format. Coordinate points follow the on-screen wire frame W tessellation.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry and Set Parms ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            u = 0.5 # export airfoil at mid span location
    
            #==== Write Selig Airfoil File ====//
            WriteSeligAirfoil( "Example_Selig.dat", wing_id, u )
            # The call above should have produced a file with content in it.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "Example_Selig.dat" ) > 0, "WriteSeligAirfoil wrote no file"
    
    
    
        See also: GetAirfoilCoordinates
        :param [in]: file_name string Airfoil (\*.dat) output file name
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: foilsurf_u double U location (range: 0 - 1) along the surface. The foil surface does not include root and tip caps (i.e. 2 section wing -> XSec0 @ u=0, XSec1 @ u=0.5, XSec2 @ u=1.0)
        """
        return _vsp.WriteSeligAirfoil(file_name, geom_id, foilsurf_u)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAirfoilCoordinates(self, geom_id, foilsurf_u):
        r"""
        Get the untwisted unit-length 2D coordinate points for the specified airfoil
        See also: WriteSeligAirfoil
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: foilsurf_u double U location (range: 0 - 1) along the surface. The foil surface does not include root and tip caps (i.e. 2 section wing -> XSec0 @ u=0, XSec1 @ u=0.5, XSec2 @ u=1.0)
        """
        return _vsp.GetAirfoilCoordinates(geom_id, foilsurf_u)
    
    @client_wrap
    def EditXSecInitShape(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Initialize the EditCurveXSec to the current value of m_ShapeType (i.e. EDIT_XSEC_ELLIPSE)
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 2
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            # Set XSec 2 to linear
            EditXSecConvertTo( xsec_2, LINEAR )
    
            linear_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_2, True )
    
            EditXSecInitShape( xsec_2 ) # Change back to default ellipse
    
            Update()
    
            # The default ellipse is a four point Bezier, so it carries more control
            # points than the linear square it replaced.
            ellipse_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_2, True )
    
            assert len( ellipse_pts ) >= 4 and ( len( ellipse_pts ) - 1 ) % 3 == 0, "EditXSecInitShape did not restore a cubic Bezier"
            assert len( ellipse_pts ) > len( linear_pts ), "EditXSecInitShape did not rebuild the control points"
    
            # The ellipse is symmetric about both axes, so it stays inside the unit box
            # the control points are normalized to.
            for p in ellipse_pts:
                assert abs( p.x() ) <= 0.5 + 1e-9, "the rebuilt shape is not normalized"
                assert abs( p.y() ) <= 0.5 + 1e-9, "the rebuilt shape is not normalized"
    
    
        See also: INIT_EDIT_XSEC_TYPE
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        """
        return _vsp.EditXSecInitShape(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def EditXSecConvertTo(self, xsec_id, newtype):
        r"""
        Convert the EditCurveXSec curve type to the specified new type. Note, EditCurveXSec uses the same enumerations for PCurve to identify curve type,
        but APPROX_CEDIT is not supported at this time.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            # The default shape is a Bezier ellipse, stored in groups of three plus a
            # closing point.
            bezier_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True )
    
            assert len( bezier_pts ) >= 4 and ( len( bezier_pts ) - 1 ) % 3 == 0, "the edit curve did not start out as a cubic Bezier"
    
            # Set XSec 1 to Linear
            EditXSecConvertTo( xsec_1, LINEAR )
    
            Update()
    
            # A linear curve needs no interior control points, so the conversion drops
            # them: the ellipse keeps only the points that were on the curve.
            linear_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True )
    
            assert len( linear_pts ) == ( len( bezier_pts ) - 1 ) // 3 + 1, "EditXSecConvertTo did not drop the interior control points"
    
            # Converting back has to put them back.
            EditXSecConvertTo( xsec_1, CEDIT )
    
            Update()
    
            assert len( GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True ) ) == len( bezier_pts ), "EditXSecConvertTo would not convert back"
    
    
        See also: PCURV_TYPE
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: newtype int New curve type enum (i.e. CEDIT)
        """
        return _vsp.EditXSecConvertTo(xsec_id, newtype)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetEditXSecUVec(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the U parameter vector for an EditCurveXSec. The vector will be in increasing order with a range of 0 - 1.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 2
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            # Set XSec 2 to linear
            EditXSecConvertTo( xsec_2, LINEAR )
    
            u_vec = GetEditXSecUVec( xsec_2 )
    
            if  u_vec[1] - 0.25 > 1e-6 :
                print( "Error: GetEditXSecUVec" )
                assert False, "Error: GetEditXSecUVec"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector <double> Array of U parameter values
        """
        return _vsp.GetEditXSecUVec(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetEditXSecCtrlVec(self, xsec_id, non_dimensional=True):
        r"""
        Get the control point vector for an EditCurveXSec. Note, the returned array of vec3d values will be represented in 2D with Z set to 0.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            # Get the control points for the default shape
            xsec1_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
            assert len( xsec1_pts ) > 0, "GetEditXSecCtrlVec returned nothing"
    
            print( f"Normalized Bottom Point of XSecCurve: {xsec1_pts[3].x()}, {xsec1_pts[3].y()}, {xsec1_pts[3].z()}" )
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: non_dimensional bool True to get the points non-dimensionalized, False to get them scaled by m_Width and m_Height
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector <vec3d> Array of control points
        """
        return _vsp.GetEditXSecCtrlVec(xsec_id, non_dimensional)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetEditXSecPnts(self, xsec_id, u_vec, control_pts, r_vec):
        r"""
        Set the U parameter vector and the control point vector for an EditCurveXSec. The arrays must be of equal length, with the values for U defined in
        increasing order and range 0 - 1. The input control points to SetEditXSecPnts must be nondimensionalized in the approximate range of [-0.5, 0.5].
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 2
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            # Set XSec 2 to linear
            EditXSecConvertTo( xsec_2, LINEAR )
    
            # Turn off R/L symmetry
            SetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec_2, "SymType"), SYM_NONE )
    
            # Define a square
            xsec2_pts = [vec3d(0.5, 0.5, 0.0),
                     vec3d(0.5, -0.5, 0.0),
                     vec3d(-0.5, -0.5, 0.0),
                     vec3d(-0.5, 0.5, 0.0),
                     vec3d(0.5, 0.5, 0.0)]
    
            # u vec must start at 0.0 and end at 1.0
            u_vec = [0.0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0]
    
            r_vec = [0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
    
            SetEditXSecPnts( xsec_2, u_vec, xsec2_pts, r_vec ) # Note: points are unscaled by the width and height parms
    
            new_pnts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_2, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
    
            if  dist( new_pnts[3], xsec2_pts[3] ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "Error: SetEditXSecPnts")
                assert False, "Error: SetEditXSecPnts"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: u_vec vector <double> Array of U parameter values
        :param [in]: r_vec vector <double> Array of R parameter values
        :param [in]: control_pts vector <vec3d> Nondimensionalized array of control points
        """
        return _vsp.SetEditXSecPnts(xsec_id, u_vec, control_pts, r_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def EditXSecDelPnt(self, xsec_id, indx):
        r"""
        Delete an EditCurveXSec control point. Note, cubic Bezier intermediate control points (those not on the curve) cannot be deleted.
        The previous and next Bezier control point will be deleted along with the point on the curve. Regardless of curve type, the first
        and last points may not be deleted.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 2
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            # Turn off R/L symmetry
            SetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec_2, "SymType"), SYM_NONE )
    
            old_pnts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_2, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
    
            EditXSecDelPnt( xsec_2, 3 ) # Remove control point at bottom of circle
    
            new_pnts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_2, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
    
            if  len(old_pnts) - len(new_pnts) != 3  :
                print( "Error: EditXSecDelPnt")
                assert False, "Error: EditXSecDelPnt"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: indx int Control point index
        """
        return _vsp.EditXSecDelPnt(xsec_id, indx)
    
    @client_wrap
    def EditXSecSplit01(self, xsec_id, u):
        r"""
        Split the EditCurveXSec at the specified U value
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 2, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 2
            xsec_2 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 2 )
    
            # Turn off R/L symmetry
            SetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec_2, "SymType"), SYM_NONE )
    
            old_pnts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_2, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
    
            new_pnt_ind = EditXSecSplit01( xsec_2, 0.375 )
    
            new_pnts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_2, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
    
            if  len(new_pnts) - len(old_pnts) != 3  :
                print( "Error: EditXSecSplit01")
                assert False, "Error: EditXSecSplit01"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: u double U value to split the curve at (0 - 1)
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Index of the point added from the split
        """
        return _vsp.EditXSecSplit01(xsec_id, u)
    
    @client_wrap
    def MoveEditXSecPnt(self, xsec_id, indx, new_pnt):
        r"""
        Move an EditCurveXSec control point. The XSec points are nondimensionalized by m_Width and m_Height and
        defined in 2D, so the Z value of the new coordinate point will be ignored.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            # Turn off R/L symmetry
            SetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec_1, "SymType"), SYM_NONE )
    
            # Get the control points for the default shape
            xsec1_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
    
            # Identify a control point that lies on the curve and shift it in Y
            move_pnt_ind = 3
    
            new_pnt = vec3d( xsec1_pts[move_pnt_ind].x(), 2 * xsec1_pts[move_pnt_ind].y(), 0.0 )
    
            # Move the control point
            MoveEditXSecPnt( xsec_1, move_pnt_ind, new_pnt )
    
            new_pnts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
    
            if  dist( new_pnt, new_pnts[move_pnt_ind] ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "Error: MoveEditXSecPnt" )
                assert False, "Error: MoveEditXSecPnt"
    
    
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: indx int Control point index
        :param [in]: new_pnt vec3d Coordinate of the new point
        """
        return _vsp.MoveEditXSecPnt(xsec_id, indx, new_pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertXSecToEdit(self, geom_id, indx=0):
        r"""
        Convert any XSec type into an EditCurveXSec. This function will work for BOR Geoms, in which case the input XSec index is ignored.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Stack
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            # Convert Rounded Rectangle to Edit Curve type XSec
            ConvertXSecToEdit( sid, 1 )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            # Get the control points for the default shape
            xsec1_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True ) # The returned control points will not be scaled by width and height
    
            # The section is an edit curve carrying a closed cubic Bezier, normalized to
            # the unit box.
            assert GetXSecShape( xsec_1 ) == XS_EDIT_CURVE, "the section is not an edit curve"
            assert len( xsec1_pts ) >= 4, "the edit curve carries too few control points"
            assert dist( xsec1_pts[0], xsec1_pts[-1] ) < 1e-9, "the edit curve does not close"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: indx int XSec index
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertXSecToEdit(geom_id, indx)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetEditXSecFixedUVec(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Get the vector of fixed U flags for each control point in an EditCurveXSec. The fixed U flag is used to hold the
        U parameter of the control point constant when performing an equal arc length reparameterization of the curve.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Wing
            wid = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( wid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            fixed_u_vec = list(GetEditXSecFixedUVec( xsec_1 ))
    
            fixed_u_vec[3] = True # change a flag
    
            SetEditXSecFixedUVec( xsec_1, fixed_u_vec )
    
            before_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True )
    
            ReparameterizeEditXSec( xsec_1 )
    
            Update()
    
            # Reparameterizing redistributes U without changing the shape, so the same
            # control points are still there.
            after_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True )
    
            assert len( after_pts ) == len( before_pts ), "ReparameterizeEditXSec changed the number of control points"
    
            # The U values stay in order over the unit interval.
            u_vec = GetEditXSecUVec( xsec_1 )
    
            assert len( u_vec ) == len( after_pts ), "the U vector does not match the control points"
            assert abs( u_vec[0] ) < 1e-9 and abs( u_vec[-1] - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "the U vector does not span the curve"
    
            for i in range( 1, len( u_vec ) ):
                assert u_vec[i] >= u_vec[i - 1], "the U vector is not increasing at " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: SetEditXSecFixedUVec, ReparameterizeEditXSec
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :rtype: std::vector< bool,std::allocator< bool > >
        :return: vector <bool> Array of bool values for each control point
        """
        return _vsp.GetEditXSecFixedUVec(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetEditXSecFixedUVec(self, xsec_id, fixed_u_vec):
        r"""
        Set the vector of fixed U flags for each control point in an EditCurveXSec. The fixed U flag is used to hold the
        U parameter of the control point constant when performing an equal arc length reparameterization of the curve.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Wing
            wid = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( wid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            fixed_u_vec = list(GetEditXSecFixedUVec( xsec_1 ))
    
            fixed_u_vec[3] = True # change a flag
    
            SetEditXSecFixedUVec( xsec_1, fixed_u_vec )
    
            assert len( GetEditXSecFixedUVec( xsec_1 ) ) == len( fixed_u_vec ), "SetEditXSecFixedUVec length"
    
            before_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True )
    
            ReparameterizeEditXSec( xsec_1 )
    
            Update()
    
            # Reparameterizing redistributes U without changing the shape, so the same
            # control points are still there.
            after_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True )
    
            assert len( after_pts ) == len( before_pts ), "ReparameterizeEditXSec changed the number of control points"
    
            # The U values stay in order over the unit interval.
            u_vec = GetEditXSecUVec( xsec_1 )
    
            assert len( u_vec ) == len( after_pts ), "the U vector does not match the control points"
            assert abs( u_vec[0] ) < 1e-9 and abs( u_vec[-1] - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "the U vector does not span the curve"
    
            for i in range( 1, len( u_vec ) ):
                assert u_vec[i] >= u_vec[i - 1], "the U vector is not increasing at " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: GetEditXSecFixedUVec, ReparameterizeEditXSec
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        :param [in]: fixed_u_vec vector <bool> Array of fixed U flags
        """
        return _vsp.SetEditXSecFixedUVec(xsec_id, fixed_u_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReparameterizeEditXSec(self, xsec_id):
        r"""
        Perform an equal arc length repareterization on an EditCurveXSec. The reparameterization is performed between
        specific U values if the Fixed U flag is true. This allows corners, such as at 0.25, 0.5, and 0.75 U, to be held
        constant while everything between them is reparameterized.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Wing
            wid = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            # Get First (and Only) XSec Surf
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( wid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_EDIT_CURVE )
    
            # Identify XSec 1
            xsec_1 = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            fixed_u_vec = list(GetEditXSecFixedUVec( xsec_1 ))
    
            fixed_u_vec[3] = True # change a flag
    
            SetEditXSecFixedUVec( xsec_1, fixed_u_vec )
    
            before_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True )
    
            ReparameterizeEditXSec( xsec_1 )
    
            Update()
    
            # Reparameterizing redistributes U without changing the shape, so the same
            # control points are still there.
            after_pts = GetEditXSecCtrlVec( xsec_1, True )
    
            assert len( after_pts ) == len( before_pts ), "ReparameterizeEditXSec changed the number of control points"
    
            # The U values stay in order over the unit interval.
            u_vec = GetEditXSecUVec( xsec_1 )
    
            assert len( u_vec ) == len( after_pts ), "the U vector does not match the control points"
            assert abs( u_vec[0] ) < 1e-9 and abs( u_vec[-1] - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "the U vector does not span the curve"
    
            for i in range( 1, len( u_vec ) ):
                assert u_vec[i] >= u_vec[i - 1], "the U vector is not increasing at " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: SetEditXSecFixedUVec, GetEditXSecFixedUVec
        :param [in]: xsec_id string XSec ID
        """
        return _vsp.ReparameterizeEditXSec(xsec_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumSets(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the total number of defined sets. Named sets are used to group components and read/write on them. The number of named
        sets will be 10 for OpenVSP versions up to 3.17.1 and 20 for later versions.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            if  GetNumSets() <= 0 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetNumSets " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetNumSets"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of sets
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumSets()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetSetName(self, index, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of a set at specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetSetName( 3, "SetFromScript" )
    
            if GetSetName(3) != "SetFromScript":
                print("---> Error: API Get/Set Set Name")
                assert False, "---> Error: API Get/Set Set Name"
    
    
    
        See also: SET_TYPE
        :param [in]: index int Set index
        :param [in]: name string Set name
        """
        return _vsp.SetSetName(index, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSetName(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the name of a set at specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetSetName( 3, "SetFromScript" )
    
            if GetSetName(3) != "SetFromScript":
                print("---> Error: API Get/Set Set Name")
                assert False, "---> Error: API Get/Set Set Name"
    
    
        See also: SET_TYPE
        :param [in]: index int Set index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Set name
        """
        return _vsp.GetSetName(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomSetAtIndex(self, index):
        r"""
        Get an array of Geom IDs for the specified set index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetSetName( 3, "SetFromScript" )
    
            geom_arr1 = GetGeomSetAtIndex( 3 )
    
            geom_arr2 = GetGeomSet( "SetFromScript" )
    
            if  len(geom_arr1) != len(geom_arr2) :
                print( "---> Error: API GetGeomSet " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetGeomSet"
    
    
        See also: SET_TYPE
        :param [in]: index int Set index
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Geom IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomSetAtIndex(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGeomSet(self, name):
        r"""
        Get an array of Geom IDs for the specified set name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetSetName( 3, "SetFromScript" )
    
            geom_arr1 = GetGeomSetAtIndex( 3 )
    
            geom_arr2 = GetGeomSet( "SetFromScript" )
    
            if  len(geom_arr1) != len(geom_arr2) :
                print( "---> Error: API GetGeomSet " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetGeomSet"
    
    
        :param [in]: name string const string set name
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: array<string> array of Geom IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetGeomSet(name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSetIndex(self, name):
        r"""
        Get the set index for the specified set name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            SetSetName( 3, "SetFromScript" )
    
            if GetSetIndex("SetFromScript") != 3:
                print("ERROR: GetSetIndex")
                assert False, "ERROR: GetSetIndex"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Set name
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Set index
        """
        return _vsp.GetSetIndex(name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSetFlag(self, geom_id, set_index):
        r"""
        Check if a Geom is in the set at the specified set index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            SetSetFlag( fuseid, 3, True )
    
            if not GetSetFlag(fuseid, 3):
                print("---> Error: API Set/Get Set Flag")
                assert False, "---> Error: API Set/Get Set Flag"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if geom is in the set, false otherwise
        """
        return _vsp.GetSetFlag(geom_id, set_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetSetFlag(self, geom_id, set_index, flag):
        r"""
        Set whether or not a Geom is a member of the set at specified set index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            SetSetFlag( fuseid, 3, True )
    
            if not GetSetFlag(fuseid, 3):
                print("---> Error: API Set/Get Set Flag")
                assert False, "---> Error: API Set/Get Set Flag"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        :param [in]: flag bool Flag that indicates set membership
        """
        return _vsp.SetSetFlag(geom_id, set_index, flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CopyPasteSet(self, copyIndex, pasteIndex):
        r"""
        Copies all the states of a geom set and pastes them into a specific set based on passed in indexs
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            #set fuseid's state for set 3 to true
            SetSetFlag( fuseid, 3, True )
    
            #Copy set 3 and Paste into set 4
            CopyPasteSet( 3, 4 )
    
            #get fuseid's state for set 4
            flag_value = GetSetFlag( fuseid, 4 )
    
            if  flag_value != True:
                print( "---> Error: API CopyPasteSet " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API CopyPasteSet"
    
    
        :param [in]: copyIndex int Copy Index
        :param [in]: pasteIndex int Paste Index
        """
        return _vsp.CopyPasteSet(copyIndex, pasteIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBBoxSet(self, set):
        r"""
        Get the corners of the bounding box of the specified Set.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Update()
    
            sethasmembers, xmin, ymin, zmin, xlen, ylen, zlen = GetBBoxSet( SET_ALL )
    
            # A pod was added above, so the set is populated and the box has real size.
            assert sethasmembers, "GetBBoxSet"
            assert xlen > 0.0 and ylen > 0.0 and zlen > 0.0, "GetBBoxSet extent"
    
        :param [in]: set int Desired Set
        :param [out]: xmin_out double Minimum bounding box X coordinate
        :param [out]: ymin_out double Minimum bounding box Y coordinate
        :param [out]: zmin_out double Minimum bounding box Z coordinate
        :param [out]: xlen_out double Maximum bounding box X length
        :param [out]: ylen_out double Maximum bounding box Y length
        :param [out]: zlen_out double Maximum bounding box Z length
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Flag indicating whether the set has members (is non-empty)
        """
        return _vsp.GetBBoxSet(set)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetScaleIndependentBBoxSet(self, set):
        r"""
        Get the corners of the scale independent bounding box of the specified Set.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Update()
    
            sethasmembers, xmin, ymin, zmin, xlen, ylen, zlen = GetScaleIndependentBBoxSet( SET_ALL )
    
            # A pod was added above, so the set is populated and the box has real size.
            assert sethasmembers, "GetScaleIndependentBBoxSet"
            assert xlen > 0.0 and ylen > 0.0 and zlen > 0.0, "GetScaleIndependentBBoxSet extent"
    
        :param [in]: set int Desired Set
        :param [out]: xmin_out double Minimum bounding box X coordinate
        :param [out]: ymin_out double Minimum bounding box Y coordinate
        :param [out]: zmin_out double Minimum bounding box Z coordinate
        :param [out]: xlen_out double Maximum bounding box X length
        :param [out]: ylen_out double Maximum bounding box Y length
        :param [out]: zlen_out double Maximum bounding box Z length
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Flag indicating whether the set has members (is non-empty)
        """
        return _vsp.GetScaleIndependentBBoxSet(set)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ScaleSet(self, set_index, scale):
        r"""
        Apply a scale factor to a set
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE" )
    
            SetSetFlag( fuseid, 3, True )
    
            # Scale by a factor of 2
            Update()
    
            before_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( fuseid, 0, False )
            before_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( fuseid, 0, False )
    
            ScaleSet( 3, 2.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            after_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( fuseid, 0, False )
            after_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( fuseid, 0, False )
    
            assert abs( ( after_max.x() - after_min.x() ) - 2.0 * ( before_max.x() - before_min.x() ) ) < 1e-6, "ScaleSet did not double the extent"
    
    
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        :param [in]: scale double Scale factor
        """
        return _vsp.ScaleSet(set_index, scale)
    
    @client_wrap
    def RotateSet(self, set_index, x_rot_deg, y_rot_deg, z_rot_deg):
        r"""
        Rotate a set about the global X, Y, and Z axes
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE" )
    
            SetSetFlag( fuseid, 3, True )
    
            Update()
    
            before_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( fuseid, 0, True )
            before_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( fuseid, 0, True )
    
            # Rotate 90 degrees about Y
            RotateSet( 3, 0, 90, 0 )
    
            Update()
    
            after_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( fuseid, 0, True )
            after_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( fuseid, 0, True )
    
            # Turning the Geom on its nose trades the X extent for the Z extent.
            assert abs( ( after_max.z() - after_min.z() ) - ( before_max.x() - before_min.x() ) ) < 1e-6, "RotateSet did not rotate the geometry"
            assert abs( ( after_max.x() - after_min.x() ) - ( before_max.z() - before_min.z() ) ) < 1e-6, "RotateSet did not rotate the geometry"
    
    
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        :param [in]: x_rot_deg double Rotation about the X axis (degrees)
        :param [in]: y_rot_deg double Rotation about the Y axis (degrees)
        :param [in]: z_rot_deg double Rotation about the Z axis (degrees)
        """
        return _vsp.RotateSet(set_index, x_rot_deg, y_rot_deg, z_rot_deg)
    
    @client_wrap
    def TranslateSet(self, set_index, translation_vec):
        r"""
        Translate a set along a given vector
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE" )
    
            SetSetFlag( fuseid, 3, True )
    
            # Translate 2 units in X and 3 units in Y
            Update()
    
            # The bounding box has to be asked for in the absolute frame.  A body frame
            # box travels with the Geom, so it would not see the translation at all.
            before_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( fuseid, 0, True )
    
            TranslateSet( 3, vec3d( 2, 3, 0 ) )
    
            Update()
    
            after_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( fuseid, 0, True )
    
            assert abs( ( after_min.x() - before_min.x() ) - 2.0 ) < 1e-6 and abs( ( after_min.y() - before_min.y() ) - 3.0 ) < 1e-6, "TranslateSet did not move the geometry"
    
    
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        :param [in]: translation_vec vec3d Translation vector
        """
        return _vsp.TranslateSet(set_index, translation_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def TransformSet(self, set_index, translation_vec, x_rot_deg, y_rot_deg, z_rot_deg, scale, scale_translations_flag):
        r"""
        Apply translation, rotation, and scale transformations to a set
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE" )
    
            SetSetFlag( fuseid, 3, True )
    
            Update()
    
            before_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( fuseid, 0, True )
            before_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( fuseid, 0, True )
    
            # Translate 2 units in X and 3 units in Y, rotate 90 degrees about Y, and scale by a factor of 2
            TransformSet( 3, vec3d( 2, 3, 0 ), 0, 90, 0, 2.0, True )
    
            Update()
    
            after_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( fuseid, 0, True )
            after_min = GetGeomBBoxMin( fuseid, 0, True )
    
            # Turning the Geom on its nose trades the X extent for the Z, and the scale
            # doubles both.
            assert abs( ( after_max.z() - after_min.z() ) - 2.0 * ( before_max.x() - before_min.x() ) ) < 1e-6, "TransformSet did not rotate and scale the geometry"
            assert abs( ( after_max.x() - after_min.x() ) - 2.0 * ( before_max.z() - before_min.z() ) ) < 1e-6, "TransformSet did not rotate and scale the geometry"
    
            # The Y extent only scales.
            assert abs( ( after_max.y() - after_min.y() ) - 2.0 * ( before_max.y() - before_min.y() ) ) < 1e-6, "TransformSet did not scale the geometry in Y"
    
    
        See also: TranslateSet, RotateSet, ScaleSet
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        :param [in]: translation_vec vec3d Translation vector
        :param [in]: x_rot_deg double Rotation about the X axis (degrees)
        :param [in]: y_rot_deg double Rotation about the Y axis (degrees)
        :param [in]: z_rot_deg double Rotation about the Z axis (degrees)
        :param [in]: scale double Scale factor
        :param [in]: scale_translations_flag bool Flag to apply the scale factor to translations
        """
        return _vsp.TransformSet(set_index, translation_vec, x_rot_deg, y_rot_deg, z_rot_deg, scale, scale_translations_flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ValidParm(self, id):
        r"""
        Check if given Parm is valid
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            lenid = GetParm( pid, "Length", "Design" )
    
            if  not ValidParm( lenid ) :
                print( "---> Error: API GetParm  " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetParm"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Parm ID
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if Parm ID is valid, false otherwise
        """
        return _vsp.ValidParm(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmVal(self, *args):
        r"""
        *Overload 1:*
    
    
    
        Set the value of the specified Parm.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            SetParmVal( wid, 23.0 )
    
            if  abs( GetParmVal( wid ) - 23 ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "---> Error: API Parm Val Set/Get " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Parm Val Set/Get"
    
    
        See also: SetParmValUpdate
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :param [in]: val double Parm value to set
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Value that the Parm was set to
    
    
        |
    
        *Overload 2:*
    
    
    
        Set the value of the specified Parm.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            SetParmVal( wid, 23.0 )
    
            if  abs( GetParmVal( wid ) - 23 ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "---> Error: API Parm Val Set/Get " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Parm Val Set/Get"
    
    
        See also: SetParmValUpdate
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: name string Parm name
        :param [in]: group string Parm group name
        :param [in]: val double Parm value to set
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Value that the Parm was set to
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmVal(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmValLimits(self, parm_id, val, lower_limit, upper_limit):
        r"""
        Set the value along with the upper and lower limits of the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            length = FindParm( pod_id, "Length", "Design" )
    
            SetParmValLimits( length, 10.0, 0.001, 1.0e12 )
    
            SetParmDescript( length, "Total Length of Geom" )
    
            # The value and both limits have to take.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( length ) - 10.0 ) < 1e-9, "SetParmValLimits did not take"
            assert abs( GetParmLowerLimit( length ) - 0.001 ) < 1e-9, "SetParmValLimits did not take"
            assert abs( GetParmUpperLimit( length ) - 1.0e12 ) < 1.0, "SetParmValLimits did not take"
    
            assert GetParmDescript( length ) == "Total Length of Geom", "SetParmDescript did not take"
    
            # The limits are limits, so a value outside them gets clamped.
            SetParmVal( length, -1.0 )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( length ) - 0.001 ) < 1e-9, "the lower limit did not hold"
    
    
        See also: SetParmLowerLimit, SetParmUpperLimit
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :param [in]: val double Parm value to set
        :param [in]: lower_limit double Parm lower limit
        :param [in]: upper_limit double Parm upper limit
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Value that the Parm was set to
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmValLimits(parm_id, val, lower_limit, upper_limit)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmValUpdate(self, *args):
        r"""
        *Overload 1:*
    
    
    
        Set the value of the specified Parm and force an Update.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            parm_id = GetParm( pod_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( parm_id, 5.0 )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( parm_id ) - 5.0 ) < 1e-9, "SetParmValUpdate"
    
    
        See also: SetParmVal
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :param [in]: val double Parm value to set
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Value that the Parm was set to
    
    
        |
    
        *Overload 2:*
    
    
    
        Set the value of the specified Parm and force an Update.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            parm_id = GetParm( pod_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( parm_id, 5.0 )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( parm_id ) - 5.0 ) < 1e-9, "SetParmValUpdate"
    
    
        See also: SetParmVal
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: parm_name string Parm name
        :param [in]: parm_group_name string Parm group name
        :param [in]: val double Parm value to set
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Value that the Parm was set to
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmValUpdate(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmVal(self, *args):
        r"""
        *Overload 1:*
    
    
    
        Get the value of the specified Parm. The data type of the Parm value will be cast to a double
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            SetParmVal( wid, 23.0 )
    
            if  abs( GetParmVal( wid ) - 23 ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "---> Error: API Parm Val Set/Get " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Parm Val Set/Get"
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Parm value
    
    
        |
    
        *Overload 2:*
    
    
    
        Get the value of the specified Parm. The data type of the Parm value will be cast to a double
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            SetParmVal( wid, 23.0 )
    
            if  abs( GetParmVal( wid ) - 23 ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "---> Error: API Parm Val Set/Get " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API Parm Val Set/Get"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: name string Parm name
        :param [in]: group string Parm group name
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Parm value
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmVal(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetIntParmVal(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the value of the specified int type Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Prop Geometry ====//
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
    
            num_blade_id = GetParm( prop_id, "NumBlade", "Design" )
    
            num_blade = GetIntParmVal( num_blade_id )
    
            # A new propeller has three blades, and the int form has to agree with the
            # double form.
            assert num_blade == 3, "GetIntParmVal did not report the blade count"
            assert num_blade == int( GetParmVal( num_blade_id ) ), "GetIntParmVal disagrees with GetParmVal"
    
            # Setting it has to move both.
            SetParmVal( num_blade_id, 5 )
    
            assert GetIntParmVal( num_blade_id ) == 5, "GetIntParmVal did not follow the Parm"
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: double Parm value
        """
        return _vsp.GetIntParmVal(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetBoolParmVal(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the value of the specified bool type Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Prop Geometry ====//
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
    
            rev_flag_id = GetParm( prop_id, "ReverseFlag", "Design" )
    
            SetParmVal( rev_flag_id, 1.0 )
    
            reverse_flag = GetBoolParmVal( rev_flag_id )
    
            assert reverse_flag, "GetBoolParmVal did not read back a set flag"
    
            SetParmVal( rev_flag_id, 0.0 )
    
            assert not GetBoolParmVal( rev_flag_id ), "GetBoolParmVal did not read back a cleared flag"
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Parm value
        """
        return _vsp.GetBoolParmVal(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmUpperLimit(self, parm_id, val):
        r"""
        Set the upper limit value for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            SetParmVal( wid, 23.0 )
    
            SetParmUpperLimit( wid, 13.0 )
    
            if  abs( GetParmVal( wid ) - 13 ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "---> Error: API SetParmUpperLimit " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API SetParmUpperLimit"
    
    
        See also: SetParmValLimits
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :param [in]: val double Parm upper limit
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmUpperLimit(parm_id, val)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmUpperLimit(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the upper limit value for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Prop Geometry ====//
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
    
            num_blade_id = GetParm( prop_id, "NumBlade", "Design" )
    
            max_blade = GetParmUpperLimit( num_blade_id )
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Parm upper limit
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmUpperLimit(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmLowerLimit(self, parm_id, val):
        r"""
        Set the lower limit value for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            SetParmVal( wid, 13.0 )
    
            SetParmLowerLimit( wid, 15.0 )
    
            if  abs( GetParmVal( wid ) - 15 ) > 1e-6 :
                print( "---> Error: API SetParmLowerLimit " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API SetParmLowerLimit"
    
    
        See also: SetParmValLimits
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :param [in]: val double Parm lower limit
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmLowerLimit(parm_id, val)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmLowerLimit(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the lower limit value for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Prop Geometry ====//
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
    
            num_blade_id = GetParm( prop_id, "NumBlade", "Design" )
    
            min_blade = GetParmLowerLimit( num_blade_id )
    
            # A propeller needs at least one blade, and the limits have to bracket the
            # current value.
            assert min_blade >= 1.0, "GetParmLowerLimit allows a propeller with no blades"
            assert min_blade <= GetParmVal( num_blade_id ), "the lower limit is above the value"
            assert min_blade <= GetParmUpperLimit( num_blade_id ), "the lower limit is above the upper limit"
    
            # Asking for less than the limit allows has to clamp to it.
            SetParmVal( num_blade_id, min_blade - 10.0 )
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( num_blade_id ) - min_blade ) < 1e-9, "the lower limit did not hold"
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Parm lower limit
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmLowerLimit(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmType(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the data type for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            if  GetParmType( wid ) != PARM_DOUBLE_TYPE :
                print( "---> Error: API GetParmType " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetParmType"
    
    
        See also: PARM_TYPE
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Parm data type enum (i.e. PARM_BOOL_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmType(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmName(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the name for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Get Structure Name and Parm Container ID ====//
            parm_container_name = GetFeaStructName( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            parm_container_id = FindContainer( parm_container_name, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Get and List All Parms in the Container ====//
            parm_ids = FindContainerParmIDs( parm_container_id )
    
            for i in range(len(parm_ids)):
    
                name_id = GetParmName( parm_ids[i] ) + ": " + parm_ids[i] + "\n"
                assert len( name_id ) > 0, "GetParmName returned nothing"
    
                print( name_id )
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm name
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmName(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmGroupName(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the group name for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            veh_id = FindContainer( "Vehicle", 0 )
    
            #==== Get and List All Parms in the Container ====//
            parm_ids = FindContainerParmIDs( veh_id )
    
            print( "Parm Groups and IDs in Vehicle Parm Container: " )
    
            for i in range(len(parm_ids)):
    
                group_str = GetParmGroupName( parm_ids[i] ) + ": " + parm_ids[i] + "\n"
                assert len( group_str ) > 0, "GetParmGroupName returned nothing"
    
                print( group_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm group name
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmGroupName(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmDisplayGroupName(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the display group name for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            veh_id = FindContainer( "Vehicle", 0 )
    
            #==== Get and List All Parms in the Container ====//
            parm_ids = FindContainerParmIDs( veh_id )
    
            print( "Parm Group Display Names and IDs in Vehicle Parm Container: " )
    
            for i in range(len(parm_ids)):
    
                group_str = GetParmDisplayGroupName( parm_ids[i] ) + ": " + parm_ids[i] + "\n"
                assert len( group_str ) > 0, "GetParmDisplayGroupName returned nothing"
    
                print( group_str )
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm display group name
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmDisplayGroupName(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmContainer(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get Parm Container ID for the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Fuselage Geom
            fuseid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( fuseid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1, XS_ROUNDED_RECTANGLE )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ) - 1 )
    
            wid = GetXSecParm( xsec, "RoundedRect_Width" )
    
            cid = GetParmContainer( wid )
    
            if  len(cid) == 0 :
                print( "---> Error: API GetParmContainer " )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetParmContainer"
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm Container ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmContainer(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmDescript(self, parm_id, desc):
        r"""
        Set the description of the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            length = FindParm( pod_id, "Length", "Design" )
    
            SetParmValLimits( length, 10.0, 0.001, 1.0e12 )
    
            SetParmDescript( length, "Total Length of Geom" )
            assert GetParmDescript( length ) == "Total Length of Geom", "SetParmDescript did not take"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :param [in]: desc string Parm description
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmDescript(parm_id, desc)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmDescript(self, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get the description of the specified Parm
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            length = FindParm( pod_id, "Length", "Design" )
    
            SetParmValLimits( length, 10.0, 0.001, 1.0e12 )
    
            desc = GetParmDescript( length )
            assert len( desc ) > 0, "GetParmDescript returned nothing"
            print( desc )
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string desc Parm description
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmDescript(parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindParm(self, parm_container_id, parm_name, group_name):
        r"""
        Find a Parm ID given the Parm Container ID, Parm name, and Parm group
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Wing Geometry ====//
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            #==== Turn Symmetry OFF ====//
            sym_id = FindParm( wing_id, "Sym_Planar_Flag", "Sym")
            assert len( sym_id ) > 0, "FindParm found nothing"
    
            SetParmVal( sym_id, 0.0 ) # Note: bool input not supported in SetParmVal
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_container_id string Parm Container ID
        :param [in]: parm_name string Parm name
        :param [in]: group_name string Parm group name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.FindParm(parm_container_id, parm_name, group_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindContainers(self, ):
        r"""
        Get an array of all Parm Container IDs
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ctr_arr = FindContainers()
            assert len( ctr_arr ) > 0, "FindContainers found nothing"
    
            print( "---> API Parm Container IDs: " )
    
            for i in range(int( len(ctr_arr) )):
    
                message = "\t" + ctr_arr[i] + "\n"
    
                print( message )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Parm Container IDs
        """
        return _vsp.FindContainers()
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindContainersWithName(self, name):
        r"""
        Get an array of Parm Container IDs for Containers with the specified name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            ctr_arr = FindContainersWithName( "UserParms" )
            assert len( ctr_arr ) > 0, "FindContainersWithName found nothing"
    
            if  len(ctr_arr) > 0 : print( ( "UserParms Parm Container ID: " + ctr_arr[0] ) )
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Parm Container name
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Parm Container IDs
        """
        return _vsp.FindContainersWithName(name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindContainer(self, name, index):
        r"""
        Get the ID of a Parm Container with specified name at input index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #===== Get Vehicle Parm Container ID ====//
            veh_id = FindContainer( "Vehicle", 0 )
            assert len( veh_id ) > 0, "FindContainer found nothing"
    
    
        See also: FindContainersWithName
        :param [in]: name string Parm Container name
        :param [in]: index int Parm Container index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm Container ID
        """
        return _vsp.FindContainer(name, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetContainerName(self, parm_container_id, name):
        r"""
        Get the name of the specified Parm Container
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            veh_id = FindContainer( "Vehicle", 0 )
    
            if  GetContainerName( veh_id) != "Vehicle":
                print( "---> Error: API GetContainerName" )
                assert False, "---> Error: API GetContainerName"
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_container_id string Parm Container ID
        :rtype: void
        :return: string Parm Container name
    
    
    
        Set the name of the specified Parm Container.  This is the general counterpart to
        GetContainerName and works on any container reached by ID.  Containers that derive their
        name from what they hold, such as an unsteady group, will overwrite it on their next update.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetContainerName( pid, "ExampleContainerName" )
    
            assert GetContainerName( pid ) == "ExampleContainerName", "SetContainerName did not take"
    
            # A Geom's container name is its Geom name, so the two agree.
            assert GetGeomName( pid ) == "ExampleContainerName", "SetContainerName disagrees with GetGeomName"
    
            # A container that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error queue is
            # reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetContainerName( "NOSUCHCONTAINER", "ExampleContainerName" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "SetContainerName accepted a bad container ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: GetContainerName, FindContainer
        :param [in]: parm_container_id string Parm Container ID
        :param [in]: name string Parm Container name
        """
        return _vsp.SetContainerName(parm_container_id, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetContainerName(self, parm_container_id):
        r"""GetContainerName(std::string const & parm_container_id) -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.GetContainerName(parm_container_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindContainerGroupNames(self, parm_container_id):
        r"""
        Get an array of Parm group names included in the specified Container
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            user_ctr = FindContainer( "UserParms", 0 )
    
            grp_arr = FindContainerGroupNames( user_ctr )
            assert len( grp_arr ) > 0, "FindContainerGroupNames found nothing"
    
            print( "---> UserParms Container Group IDs: " )
            for i in range(int( len(grp_arr) )):
    
                message = "\t" + grp_arr[i] + "\n"
    
                print( message )
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_container_id string Parm Container ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Parm group names
        """
        return _vsp.FindContainerGroupNames(parm_container_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindContainerParmIDs(self, parm_container_id):
        r"""
        Get an array of Parm IDs included in the specified Container
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Add Pod Geometry ====//
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            #==== Add FeaStructure to Pod ====//
            struct_ind = AddFeaStruct( pod_id )
    
            #==== Get Structure Name and Parm Container ID ====//
            parm_container_name = GetFeaStructName( pod_id, struct_ind )
    
            parm_container_id = FindContainer( parm_container_name, struct_ind )
    
            #==== Get and List All Parms in the Container ====//
            parm_ids = FindContainerParmIDs( parm_container_id )
            assert len( parm_ids ) > 0, "FindContainerParmIDs found nothing"
    
            for i in range(len(parm_ids)):
    
                name_id = GetParmName( parm_ids[i] ) + ": " + parm_ids[i] + "\n"
    
                print( name_id )
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_container_id string Parm Container ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Parm IDs
        """
        return _vsp.FindContainerParmIDs(parm_container_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVehicleID(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the ID of the Vehicle Parm Container
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #===== Get Vehicle Parm Container ID ====//
            veh_id = GetVehicleID()
            assert len( veh_id ) > 0, "GetVehicleID returned nothing"
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Vehicle ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetVehicleID()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumUserParms(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of user parameters
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            n = GetNumUserParms()
    
            # A fresh model already carries the predefined user Parms, and the count has
            # to match the list.
            assert n == GetNumPredefinedUserParms(), "GetNumUserParms does not match the predefined count"
            assert n == len( GetAllUserParms() ), "GetNumUserParms disagrees with the user Parm list"
    
            # Adding one has to move the count.
            AddUserParm( PARM_DOUBLE_TYPE, "ExampleParm", "ExampleGroup" )
    
            assert GetNumUserParms() == n + 1, "GetNumUserParms did not follow AddUserParm"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of user Parms
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumUserParms()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumPredefinedUserParms(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of pre-defined user parameters
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            n = GetNumPredefinedUserParms()
    
            assert n > 0, "GetNumPredefinedUserParms"
    
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of pre-defined user Parms
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumPredefinedUserParms()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllUserParms(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the vector of id's for all user parameters
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            id_arr = GetAllUserParms()
            assert len( id_arr ) > 0, "GetAllUserParms returned nothing"
    
            print( "---> User Parm IDs: " )
    
            for i in range(int( len(id_arr) )):
    
                message = "\t" + id_arr[i] + "\n"
    
                print( message )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Array of user parameter ids
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllUserParms()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetUserParmContainer(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the user parm container ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            up_id = GetUserParmContainer()
            assert len( up_id ) > 0, "GetUserParmContainer returned nothing"
    
    
        :rtype: string
        :return: string User parm container ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetUserParmContainer()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddUserParm(self, type, name, group):
        r"""
        Function to add a new user Parm of input type, name, and group
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            length = AddUserParm( PARM_DOUBLE_TYPE, "Length", "Design" )
    
            SetParmValLimits( length, 10.0, 0.001, 1.0e12 )
    
            SetParmDescript( length, "Length user parameter" )
    
    
        See also: PARM_TYPE
        :param [in]: type int Parm type enum (i.e. PARM_DOUBLE_TYPE)
        :param [in]: name string Parm name
        :param [in]: group string Parm group
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddUserParm(type, name, group)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteUserParm(self, id):
        r"""
        Get the user parm container ID
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            n = GetNumPredefinedUserParms()
            id_arr = GetAllUserParms()
    
            if  len(id_arr) > n :
                num_before_del = GetNumUserParms()
                DeleteUserParm( id_arr[n] )
                assert GetNumUserParms() < num_before_del, "DeleteUserParm removed nothing"
    
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteUserParm(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllUserParm(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all user created Parms.  The predefined User_0 through User_15 Parms
        belong to the vehicle and are not removed.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # A fresh model already carries the predefined user Parms, so record the
            # starting count rather than expecting to end at zero.
            num_before = GetNumUserParms()
    
            AddUserParm( PARM_DOUBLE_TYPE, "Param1", "Group1" )
            AddUserParm( PARM_DOUBLE_TYPE, "Param2", "Group1" )
    
            assert GetNumUserParms() == num_before + 2, "AddUserParm"
    
            DeleteAllUserParm()
    
            assert GetNumUserParms() == num_before, "DeleteAllUserParm"
    
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllUserParm()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ComputeMinClearanceDistance(self, *args):
        r"""
        Compute the minimum clearance distance for the specified geometry
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )                     # Add Pod
    
            x = GetParm( pid, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            SetParmVal( x, 3.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            min_dist = ComputeMinClearanceDistance( pid, SET_ALL )
    
            # The Pod was moved clear of the Fuselage, so there is a real gap between
            # them.  Sliding it back into the Fuselage has to close that gap.
            assert min_dist > 0.0, "ComputeMinClearanceDistance reports no clearance between separated Geoms"
    
            SetParmVal( x, 0.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert ComputeMinClearanceDistance( pid, SET_ALL ) < min_dist, "ComputeMinClearanceDistance did not close as the Geoms came together"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: set int Collision set enum (i.e. SET_ALL)
        :param [in]: useMode bool Flag determine if mode is used instead of sets
        :param [in]: modeID string ID of Mode to use
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Minimum clearance distance
        """
        return _vsp.ComputeMinClearanceDistance(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SnapParm(self, *args):
        r"""
        Snap the specified Parm to input target minimum clearance distance
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #Add Geoms
            fid = AddGeom( "FUSELAGE", "" )             # Add Fuselage
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD", "" )                     # Add Pod
    
            x = GetParm( pid, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            SetParmVal( x, 3.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            min_dist = SnapParm( x, 0.1, True, SET_ALL )
    
            Update()
    
            # Snapping moves the Parm until the clearance reaches the target, so the Parm
            # has to have moved and the clearance has to end up where it was asked for.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x ) - 3.0 ) > 1e-9, "SnapParm did not move the Parm"
            assert abs( ComputeMinClearanceDistance( pid, SET_ALL ) - 0.1 ) < 1e-4, "SnapParm did not reach the target clearance"
            assert abs( min_dist - ComputeMinClearanceDistance( pid, SET_ALL ) ) < 1e-4, "SnapParm reported a clearance it did not reach"
    
    
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        :param [in]: target_min_dist double Target minimum clearance distance
        :param [in]: inc_flag bool Direction indication flag. If true, upper parm limit is used and direction is set to positive
        :param [in]: set int Collision set enum (i.e. SET_ALL)
        :param [in]: useMode bool Flag determine if mode is used instead of sets
        :param [in]: modeID string ID of Mode to use
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Minimum clearance distance
        """
        return _vsp.SnapParm(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddVarPresetGroup(self, group_name):
        r"""
        Add a Variable Preset Group
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
        :param [in]: group_name string Name for Var Preset Group
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Var Preset Group ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddVarPresetGroup(group_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddVarPresetSetting(self, group_id, setting_name):
        r"""
        Add a Setting to the Variable Preset Group
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: setting_name string Var Preset Setting Name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Var Preset Setting ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddVarPresetSetting(group_id, setting_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddVarPresetParm(self, group_id, parm_id):
        r"""
        Add a Parm to the Variable Preset Group
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            # The Parm has to show up in the group's list, and only once.
            parm_ids = GetVarPresetParmIDs( gid )
    
            assert len( parm_ids ) == 1, "AddVarPresetParm did not add the Parm to the group"
            assert parm_ids[0] == p1, "AddVarPresetParm added the wrong Parm"
    
            # Adding it again has to be rejected rather than duplicating it.  The error
            # queue is reached through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "AddVarPresetParm accepted the same Parm twice"
            assert len( GetVarPresetParmIDs( gid ) ) == 1, "AddVarPresetParm added the same Parm twice"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddVarPresetParm(group_id, parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllVarPresetGroups(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete Variable Preset Group (and all contained settings)
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            num_before_del = len( GetVarPresetGroups() )
            DeleteVarPresetGroup( gid )
            assert len( GetVarPresetGroups() ) < num_before_del, "DeleteVarPresetGroup removed nothing"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
    
    
    
        Delete every Variable Preset Group, along with all the settings they contain
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gid1 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            assert len( GetVarPresetGroups() ) == 2, "the two groups were not both added"
    
            DeleteAllVarPresetGroups()
    
            assert len( GetVarPresetGroups() ) == 0, "DeleteAllVarPresetGroups left groups behind"
    
    
        See also: AddVarPresetGroup, DeleteVarPresetGroup, GetVarPresetGroups
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllVarPresetGroups()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteVarPresetGroup(self, group_id):
        r"""DeleteVarPresetGroup(std::string const & group_id)"""
        return _vsp.DeleteVarPresetGroup(group_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllVarPresetSettings(self, group_id):
        r"""
        Delete Variable Preset Setting
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            num_before_del = len( GetVarPresetSettings( gid ) )
            DeleteVarPresetSetting( gid, sid )
            assert len( GetVarPresetSettings( gid ) ) < num_before_del, "DeleteVarPresetSetting removed nothing"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
    
    
    
        Delete every setting in a Variable Preset Group, leaving the group itself in place
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
            AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
    
            DeleteAllVarPresetSettings( gid )
    
            # The group stays; its settings go.  The other group is left alone.
            assert len( GetVarPresetSettings( gid ) ) == 0, "DeleteAllVarPresetSettings left settings behind"
            assert len( GetVarPresetGroups() ) == 2, "DeleteAllVarPresetSettings removed the group"
            assert len( GetVarPresetSettings( gid2 ) ) == 1, "DeleteAllVarPresetSettings reached another group"
    
    
        See also: AddVarPresetSetting, DeleteVarPresetSetting, GetVarPresetSettings
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllVarPresetSettings(group_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteVarPresetSetting(self, group_id, setting_id):
        r"""DeleteVarPresetSetting(std::string const & group_id, std::string const & setting_id)"""
        return _vsp.DeleteVarPresetSetting(group_id, setting_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteVarPresetParm(self, group_id, parm_id):
        r"""
        Delete Parm from Variable Preset Group
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            num_before_del = len( GetVarPresetParmIDs( gid ) )
            DeleteVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
            assert len( GetVarPresetParmIDs( gid ) ) < num_before_del, "DeleteVarPresetParm removed nothing"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: parm_id string Var Parm ID
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteVarPresetParm(group_id, parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetVarPresetParmVal(self, group_id, setting_id, parm_id, parm_val):
        r"""
        Set value for Parm in Var Preset Setting
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid, p1, 51 )
            assert abs( GetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid, p1 ) - 51 ) < 1e-9, "SetVarPresetParmVal did not take"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
        :param [in]: parm_id string Var Parm ID
        :param [in]: parm_val double Parm value
        """
        return _vsp.SetVarPresetParmVal(group_id, setting_id, parm_id, parm_val)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVarPresetParmVal(self, group_id, setting_id, parm_id):
        r"""
        Get value for Parm in Var Preset Setting
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            val = GetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid, p1 )
    
            # A Parm joins the group at its current value.
            assert abs( val - GetParmVal( p1 ) ) < 1e-9, "GetVarPresetParmVal does not match the Parm"
    
            # Storing a different value has to be what comes back, without disturbing the
            # Parm itself.
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid, p1, val + 3.0 )
    
            assert abs( GetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid, p1 ) - ( val + 3.0 ) ) < 1e-9, "GetVarPresetParmVal did not follow SetVarPresetParmVal"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p1 ) - val ) < 1e-9, "storing a preset value changed the Parm"
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
        :param [in]: parm_id string Var Parm ID
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Var Preset Parm value
        """
        return _vsp.GetVarPresetParmVal(group_id, setting_id, parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetGroupName(self, group_id):
        r"""
        Get Variable Preset group name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            name = GetGroupName( gid )
            assert len( name ) > 0, "GetGroupName returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Var Preset Group name
        """
        return _vsp.GetGroupName(group_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetSettingName(self, setting_id):
        r"""
        Get Variable Preset Setting name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            name = GetSettingName( sid )
            assert len( name ) > 0, "GetSettingName returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Var Preset Setting name
        """
        return _vsp.GetSettingName(setting_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetGroupName(self, group_id, group_name):
        r"""
        Set Variable Preset group name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            SetGroupName( gid, "Resolution" )
            assert GetGroupName( gid ) == "Resolution", "SetGroupName did not take"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: group_name string New Var Preset Group name
        """
        return _vsp.SetGroupName(group_id, group_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetSettingName(self, setting_id, setting_name):
        r"""
        Set Variable Preset Setting name
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            SetSettingName( sid, "Low" )
            assert GetSettingName( sid ) == "Low", "SetSettingName did not take"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
        :param [in]: setting_name string New Var Preset Setting name
        """
        return _vsp.SetSettingName(setting_id, setting_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVarPresetGroups(self, ):
        r"""
        Get group_ids for Variable Preset Groups
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            group_ids = GetVarPresetGroups()
            assert len( group_ids ) > 0, "GetVarPresetGroups returned nothing"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: array<string> Array of Variable Preset Group IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetVarPresetGroups()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVarPresetSettings(self, group_id):
        r"""
        Get Setting IDs for Variable Preset Group
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            settingds = GetVarPresetSettings( gid )
            assert len( settingds ) > 0, "GetVarPresetSettings returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: array<string> Array of Variable Preset Group ParmIDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetVarPresetSettings(group_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVarPresetParmIDs(self, group_id):
        r"""
        Get ParmIDs for Variable Preset Group
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            parmids = GetVarPresetParmIDs( gid )
            assert len( parmids ) > 0, "GetVarPresetParmIDs returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: array<string> Array of Variable Preset Group ParmIDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetVarPresetParmIDs(group_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVarPresetParmVals(self, setting_id):
        r"""
        Get Parm values for Variable Preset Setting
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            parmval_vec = GetVarPresetParmVals( sid )
            assert len( parmval_vec ) > 0, "GetVarPresetParmVals returned nothing"
    
    
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: array<double> Var Preset Parm values for Setting
    
        """
        return _vsp.GetVarPresetParmVals(setting_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetVarPresetParmVals(self, setting_id, parm_vals):
        r"""
        Set Parm values for Variable Preset Setting
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            vals = [ 45 ]
    
            SetVarPresetParmVals( sid, vals )
    
            assert list( GetVarPresetParmVals( sid ) ) == list( vals ), "SetVarPresetParmVals did not take"
    
    
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
        :param [in]: parm_vals array<double> Array of Variable Preset Group Parm values
        """
        return _vsp.SetVarPresetParmVals(setting_id, parm_vals)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SaveVarPresetParmVals(self, group_id, setting_id):
        r"""
        Save current Parm values to Variable Preset Setting
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            # Move the Parm away from whatever the setting holds, then save.
            SetParmVal( p1, GetParmVal( p1 ) + 4.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            # The setting now holds the Parm's current value.
            assert abs( GetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid, p1 ) - GetParmVal( p1 ) ) < 1e-9, "SaveVarPresetParmVals did not capture the current value"
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
        """
        return _vsp.SaveVarPresetParmVals(group_id, setting_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ApplyVarPresetSetting(self, group_id, setting_id):
        r"""
        Apply Parm values for Var Preset Setting
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
    
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            # Store a value in the setting, move the Parm somewhere else, then apply.
            target = GetParmVal( p1 ) + 5.0
    
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid, p1, target )
    
            SetParmVal( p1, GetParmVal( p1 ) - 2.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            ApplyVarPresetSetting( gid, sid )
    
            Update()
    
            # Applying the setting drives the Parm to the stored value.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p1 ) - target ) < 1e-9, "ApplyVarPresetSetting did not apply the stored value"
    
    
        :param [in]: group_id string Var Preset Group ID
        :param [in]: setting_id string Var Preset Setting ID
        """
        return _vsp.ApplyVarPresetSetting(group_id, setting_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CreateAndAddMode(self, name, normal_set, degen_set):
        r"""
        Create a Mode -- a combination of Sets and Variable Presets
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            assert len( mid1 ) > 0 and mid1 != "NONE", "CreateAndAddMode returned no id"
            assert mid1 != mid2, "CreateAndAddMode reused an ID"
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Name for new Mode
        :param [in]: normal_set int Normal set for Mode
        :param [in]: degen_set int Degen set for Mode
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Mode ID for new Mode
        """
        return _vsp.CreateAndAddMode(name, normal_set, degen_set)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumModes(self, ):
        r"""
        Get number of Modes in model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            nmod = GetNumModes()
    
            assert nmod == 2, "GetNumModes, two were created"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of Modes in model.
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumModes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllModes(self, ):
        r"""
        Get all ModeID's in model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            modids = GetAllModes();
            assert len( modids ) > 0, "GetAllModes returned nothing"
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: array<string> array of Mode IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllModes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelMode(self, mid):
        r"""
        Delete a mode from the model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            num_before_del = GetNumModes()
            DelMode( mid1 )
            assert GetNumModes() < num_before_del, "DelMode removed nothing"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID of mode to delete
        """
        return _vsp.DelMode(mid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllModes(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all modes from the model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            DelAllModes()
            assert GetNumModes() == 0, "DelAllModes left something behind"
    
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllModes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetModeName(self, mid):
        r"""
        Apply Parm settings corresponding to a Mode.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            # Each Mode carries the pairings it was given, in order.
            gids = ModeGetAllGroups( mid1 )
            sids = ModeGetAllSettings( mid1 )
    
            assert len( gids ) == 2 and gids[0] == gid and gids[1] == gid2, "the Mode did not record the pairings it was given"
            assert len( sids ) == 2 and sids[0] == sid1 and sids[1] == sid4, "the Mode did not record the pairings it was given"
            assert len( ModeGetAllGroups( mid2 ) ) == 2, "the second Mode did not record its pairings"
    
            # ThinAero carries the Fine tessellation and the LongThin design, so applying
            # it has to drive all four Parms to those stored values.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p1 ) - 35 ) < 1e-9, "the tessellation group was not applied"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p2 ) - 21 ) < 1e-9, "the tessellation group was not applied"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p3 ) - 20.0 ) < 1e-9, "the design group was not applied"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p4 ) - 35.0 ) < 1e-9, "the design group was not applied"
    
            # The other Mode holds different values, so switching has to move them.
            ApplyModeSettings( mid1 )
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p1 ) - 3 ) < 1e-9, "switching Modes did not change the Parms"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p3 ) - 3.0 ) < 1e-9, "switching Modes did not change the Parms"
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID of mode to apply
    
    
    
        Get the name of a Mode.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            mid = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
    
            assert GetModeName( mid ) == "FatWetAreas", "GetModeName did not report the name the Mode was created with"
    
            # A Mode that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetModeName( "NOSUCHMODE" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetModeName accepted a bad Mode ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CreateAndAddMode, SetModeName
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Mode name
        """
        return _vsp.GetModeName(mid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetModeName(self, mid, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of a Mode.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            mid = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
    
            SetModeName( mid, "RenamedMode" )
    
            assert GetModeName( mid ) == "RenamedMode", "SetModeName did not take"
    
            # Renaming one Mode leaves the others alone.
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
    
            SetModeName( mid, "RenamedAgain" )
    
            assert GetModeName( mid2 ) == "ThinAero", "renaming one Mode disturbed another"
    
    
        See also: CreateAndAddMode, GetModeName
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID
        :param [in]: name string Mode name
        """
        return _vsp.SetModeName(mid, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ApplyModeSettings(self, mid):
        r"""ApplyModeSettings(std::string const & mid)"""
        return _vsp.ApplyModeSettings(mid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowOnlyMode(self, mid):
        r"""
        Show-only a mode in a model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            ShowOnlyMode( mid1 )
    
            Update()
    
            # FatWetAreas uses SET_ALL as its normal set, so both Geoms end up shown.
            assert GetSetFlag( pod1, SET_SHOWN ), "ShowOnlyMode did not show the Mode's set"
            assert GetSetFlag( wing, SET_SHOWN ), "ShowOnlyMode did not show the Mode's set"
    
            # A Mode that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            ShowOnlyMode( "NOSUCHMODE" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "ShowOnlyMode accepted a bad Mode ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID of mode to show-only
        """
        return _vsp.ShowOnlyMode(mid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ModeAddGroupSetting(self, mid, gid, sid):
        r"""
        Add a variable preset group and setting to a mode.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            # Each Mode carries the pairings it was given, in order.
            gids = ModeGetAllGroups( mid1 )
            sids = ModeGetAllSettings( mid1 )
    
            assert len( gids ) == 2 and gids[0] == gid and gids[1] == gid2, "the Mode did not record the pairings it was given"
            assert len( sids ) == 2 and sids[0] == sid1 and sids[1] == sid4, "the Mode did not record the pairings it was given"
            assert len( ModeGetAllGroups( mid2 ) ) == 2, "the second Mode did not record its pairings"
    
            # ThinAero carries the Fine tessellation and the LongThin design, so applying
            # it has to drive all four Parms to those stored values.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p1 ) - 35 ) < 1e-9, "the tessellation group was not applied"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p2 ) - 21 ) < 1e-9, "the tessellation group was not applied"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p3 ) - 20.0 ) < 1e-9, "the design group was not applied"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p4 ) - 35.0 ) < 1e-9, "the design group was not applied"
    
            # The other Mode holds different values, so switching has to move them.
            ApplyModeSettings( mid1 )
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p1 ) - 3 ) < 1e-9, "switching Modes did not change the Parms"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( p3 ) - 3.0 ) < 1e-9, "switching Modes did not change the Parms"
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID to add variable preset to
        :param [in]: gid string Variable preset group ID to add to mode
        :param [in]: sid string Variable preset setting ID to add to mode
        """
        return _vsp.ModeAddGroupSetting(mid, gid, sid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ModeGetGroup(self, mid, indx):
        r"""
        Get the group ID of var preset indx from a mode.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            gid3 = ModeGetGroup( mid1, 0 )
            assert len( gid3 ) > 0, "ModeGetGroup returned no id"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID to return GroupID
        :param [in]: indx int Index of Variable preset to return GroupID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Group ID for Mode Variable preset indx
        """
        return _vsp.ModeGetGroup(mid, indx)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ModeGetSetting(self, mid, indx):
        r"""
        Get the setting ID of var preset indx from a mode.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            sid6 = ModeGetSetting( mid1, 0 )
            assert len( sid6 ) > 0, "ModeGetSetting returned no id"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID to return settingID
        :param [in]: indx int Index of Variable preset to return SettingID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Setting ID for Mode Variable preset indx
        """
        return _vsp.ModeGetSetting(mid, indx)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ModeGetAllGroups(self, mid):
        r"""
        Get all var preset group IDs in model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            gids = ModeGetAllGroups( mid1 )
    
            # Two group settings were added to this Mode, in this order.
            assert len( gids ) == 2, "ModeGetAllGroups did not report the groups that were added"
            assert gids[0] == gid, "ModeGetAllGroups did not report the groups that were added"
            assert gids[1] == gid2, "ModeGetAllGroups did not report the groups that were added"
    
            # The groups and the settings line up one for one.
            assert len( gids ) == len( ModeGetAllSettings( mid1 ) ), "ModeGetAllGroups disagrees with ModeGetAllSettings"
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID to return all group IDs
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: array<string> array of Group IDs
        """
        return _vsp.ModeGetAllGroups(mid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ModeGetAllSettings(self, mid):
        r"""
        Get all var preset setting IDs in model.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            sids = ModeGetAllSettings( mid1 )
    
            # The settings come back paired with the groups they were added under.
            assert len( sids ) == 2, "ModeGetAllSettings did not report the settings that were added"
            assert sids[0] == sid1, "ModeGetAllSettings did not report the settings that were added"
            assert sids[1] == sid4, "ModeGetAllSettings did not report the settings that were added"
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID to return all group IDs
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: array<string> array of Group IDs
        """
        return _vsp.ModeGetAllSettings(mid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def RemoveGroupSetting(self, mid, indx):
        r"""
        Remove the indx'th variable preset group and setting from the specified mode.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            RemoveGroupSetting( mid1, 0 )
    
            # Only the indexed pairing goes; the other one stays and slides down.
            gids = ModeGetAllGroups( mid1 )
            sids = ModeGetAllSettings( mid1 )
    
            assert len( gids ) == 1 and gids[0] == gid2, "RemoveGroupSetting removed the wrong pairing"
            assert len( sids ) == 1 and sids[0] == sid4, "RemoveGroupSetting removed the wrong pairing"
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID to remove varible preset group and setting from
        :param [in]: indx int Index of Variable preset to remove
        """
        return _vsp.RemoveGroupSetting(mid, indx)
    
    @client_wrap
    def RemoveAllGroupSettings(self, mid):
        r"""
        Remove all variable preset groups and settings from mode.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Illustrating use of Modes requires substantial setup of the model including components, sets, and variable presets.
            #
            # Setup boiler plate.
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing = AddGeom( "WING", pod1 )
    
            SetParmVal( wing, "Trans_Attach_Flag", "Attach", ATTACH_TRANS_LMN )
            SetParmVal( wing, "L_Attach_Location", "Attach", 0.35 )
    
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER, "NonLifting" )
            SetSetName( SET_FIRST_USER + 1, "Lifting" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, SET_FIRST_USER, True )
            SetSetFlag( wing, SET_FIRST_USER + 1, True )
    
    
            gid = AddVarPresetGroup( "Tess" )
    
            p1 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_U", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p1 )
    
            p2 = FindParm( pod1, "Tess_W", "Shape" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid, p2 )
    
            sid = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Default" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid, sid )
    
            sid1 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Coarse" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p1, 3 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid1, p2, 5 )
    
            sid2 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid, "Fine" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p1, 35 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid, sid2, p2, 21 )
    
    
            gid2 = AddVarPresetGroup( "Design" )
    
            p3 = FindParm( pod1, "Length", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p3 )
    
            p4 = FindParm( pod1, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            AddVarPresetParm( gid2, p4 )
    
            sid3 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "Normal" )
            SaveVarPresetParmVals( gid2, sid3 )
    
            sid4 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "ShortFat" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p3, 3.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid4, p4, 5.0 )
    
            sid5 = AddVarPresetSetting( gid2, "LongThin" )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p3, 20.0 )
            SetVarPresetParmVal( gid2, sid5, p4, 35.0 )
    
            # End of setup boiler plate.
    
            mid1 = CreateAndAddMode( "FatWetAreas", SET_ALL, SET_NONE )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid, sid1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid1, gid2, sid4 )
    
            mid2 = CreateAndAddMode( "ThinAero", SET_FIRST_USER, SET_FIRST_USER + 1 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid, sid2 )
            ModeAddGroupSetting( mid2, gid2, sid5 )
    
            ApplyModeSettings( mid2 )
            Update()
    
            RemoveAllGroupSettings( mid1 )
    
            # Every pairing on this Mode goes, and the other Mode is left alone.
            assert len( ModeGetAllGroups( mid1 ) ) == 0, "RemoveAllGroupSettings left pairings behind"
            assert len( ModeGetAllSettings( mid1 ) ) == 0, "RemoveAllGroupSettings left pairings behind"
            assert len( ModeGetAllGroups( mid2 ) ) == 2, "RemoveAllGroupSettings reached the other Mode"
    
    
        :param [in]: mid string Mode ID to remove all variable presets from
        """
        return _vsp.RemoveAllGroupSettings(mid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetPCurve(self, geom_id, pcurveid, tvec, valvec, newtype):
        r"""
        Set the parameters, values, and curve type of a propeller blade curve (P Curve)
        See also: PCURV_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: pcurveid int P Curve index
        :param [in]: tvec vector <double> Array of parameter values
        :param [in]: valvec vector <double> Array of values
        :param [in]: newtype int Curve type enum (i.e. CEDIT)
        """
        return _vsp.SetPCurve(geom_id, pcurveid, tvec, valvec, newtype)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PCurveConvertTo(self, geom_id, pcurveid, newtype):
        r"""
        Change the type of a propeller blade curve (P Curve)
        See also: PCURV_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: pcurveid int P Curve index
        :param [in]: newtype int Curve type enum (i.e. CEDIT)
        """
        return _vsp.PCurveConvertTo(geom_id, pcurveid, newtype)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PCurveGetType(self, geom_id, pcurveid):
        r"""
        Get the type of a propeller blade curve (P Curve)
        See also: PCURV_TYPE
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: pcurveid int P Curve index
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Curve type enum (i.e. CEDIT)
        """
        return _vsp.PCurveGetType(geom_id, pcurveid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PCurveGetTVec(self, geom_id, pcurveid):
        r"""
        Get the parameters of a propeller blade curve (P Curve). Each parameter is a fraction of propeller radius.
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: pcurveid int P Curve index
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector <double> Array of parameters
        """
        return _vsp.PCurveGetTVec(geom_id, pcurveid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PCurveGetValVec(self, geom_id, pcurveid):
        r"""
        Get the values of a propeller blade curve (P Curve). What the values represent id dependent on the curve type (i.e. twist, chord, etc.).
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: pcurveid int P Curve index
        :rtype: std::vector< double,std::allocator< double > >
        :return: vector <double> Array of values
        """
        return _vsp.PCurveGetValVec(geom_id, pcurveid)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PCurveDeletePt(self, geom_id, pcurveid, indx):
        r"""
        Delete a propeller blade curve (P Curve) point
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: pcurveid int P Curve index
        :param [in]: indx int Point index
        """
        return _vsp.PCurveDeletePt(geom_id, pcurveid, indx)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PCurveSplit(self, geom_id, pcurveid, tsplit):
        r"""
        Split a propeller blade curve (P Curve) at the specified 1D parameter
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: pcurveid int P Curve index
        :param [in]: tsplit double 1D parameter split location
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Index of new control point
        """
        return _vsp.PCurveSplit(geom_id, pcurveid, tsplit)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ApproximateAllPropellerPCurves(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Approximate all propeller blade curves with cubic Bezier curves.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Propeller
            prop = AddGeom( "PROP", "" )
    
            # Take the blade curves off Bezier so the approximation has something to do.
            PCurveConvertTo( prop, PROP_CHORD, PCHIP )
            PCurveConvertTo( prop, PROP_TWIST, PCHIP )
            PCurveConvertTo( prop, PROP_THICK, PCHIP )
    
            Update()
    
            assert PCurveGetType( prop, PROP_CHORD ) == PCHIP, "the blade curves would not convert to PCHIP"
    
            ApproximateAllPropellerPCurves( prop )
    
            # Every blade curve is now a cubic Bezier.
            assert PCurveGetType( prop, PROP_CHORD ) == CEDIT, "ApproximateAllPropellerPCurves did not convert the curves"
            assert PCurveGetType( prop, PROP_TWIST ) == CEDIT, "ApproximateAllPropellerPCurves did not convert the curves"
            assert PCurveGetType( prop, PROP_THICK ) == CEDIT, "ApproximateAllPropellerPCurves did not convert the curves"
    
            # A cubic Bezier is stored in groups of three, so the control point count is
            # one more than a multiple of three.
            tvec = PCurveGetTVec( prop, PROP_CHORD )
    
            assert len( tvec ) >= 4 and ( len( tvec ) - 1 ) % 3 == 0, "the converted curve is not a cubic Bezier"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.ApproximateAllPropellerPCurves(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ResetPropellerThickness(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Rebuild a propeller's thickness curve from the airfoils actually on its cross sections, the way
        the Reset Thickness button on the Prop screen does.  The thickness curve normally drives the
        sections; this runs the relationship the other way once, so a blade built up section by section
        gets a thickness curve that matches what it already is.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP", "" )
    
            Update()
    
            ResetPropellerThickness( prop_id )
    
            # The thickness curve now carries one point per cross section.
            tvec = PCurveGetTVec( prop_id, PROP_THICK )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( prop_id, 0 )
    
            assert len( tvec ) == GetNumXSec( xsec_surf ), "ResetPropellerThickness did not rebuild the curve"
    
    
        See also: ApproximateAllPropellerPCurves, PCurveGetTVec
        :param [in]: geom_id string Propeller Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.ResetPropellerThickness(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ResetPropellerThicknessCurve(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Reset propeller T/C curve to match basic thickness of file-type airfoils.  Typically only used for a propeller that
        has been constructed with file-type airfoils across the blade.  The new thickness curve will be a PCHIP curve
        with t/c matching the propeller's XSecs -- unless it is a file XSec, then the Base thickness is used.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Propeller
            prop = AddGeom( "PROP", "" )
    
            ResetPropellerThicknessCurve( prop )
    
            Update()
    
            # The curve is rebuilt from the blade XSecs: one PCHIP station per XSec, each
            # carrying that XSec's thickness to chord ratio.
            tvec = PCurveGetTVec( prop, PROP_THICK )
            vvec = PCurveGetValVec( prop, PROP_THICK )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( prop, 0 )
    
            num_xsec = GetNumXSec( xsec_surf )
    
            assert PCurveGetType( prop, PROP_THICK ) == PCHIP, "ResetPropellerThicknessCurve did not make a PCHIP curve"
            assert len( vvec ) == num_xsec, "ResetPropellerThicknessCurve did not follow the XSecs"
            assert len( tvec ) == len( vvec ), "ResetPropellerThicknessCurve did not follow the XSecs"
    
            for i in range( num_xsec ):
                tc = GetXSecParm( GetXSec( xsec_surf, i ), "ThickChord" )
    
                # A circular XSec carries no thickness Parm; its base thickness is used
                # instead.
                if len( tc ) > 0:
                    assert abs( vvec[i] - GetParmVal( tc ) ) < 1e-6, "station " + str( i ) + " does not match its XSec"
    
            # The stations run out along the blade.
            for i in range( 1, len( tvec ) ):
                assert tvec[i] > tvec[i - 1], "the thickness stations are not increasing"
    
            # Looking up the circular XSec's thickness raises an error on purpose, so take
            # it back off the queue.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.ResetPropellerThicknessCurve(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AutoGroupVSPAEROControlSurfaces(self, ):
        r"""
        Creates the initial default grouping for the control surfaces.
        The initial grouping collects all surface copies of the sub-surface into a single group.
        For example if a wing is defined with an aileron and that wing is symmetrical about the
        xz plane there will be a surface copy of the master wing surface as well as a copy of
        the sub-surface. The two sub-surfaces may get deflected differently during analysis
        routines and can be identified uniquely by their full name.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            #==== Add Vertical tail and set some parameters =====//
            vert_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            SetGeomName( vert_id, "Vert" )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( vert_id, "TotalArea", "WingGeom", 10.0 )
            SetParmValUpdate( vert_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm", 8.5 )
            SetParmValUpdate( vert_id, "X_Rel_Rotation", "XForm", 90 )
    
            rudder_id = AddSubSurf( vert_id, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            AutoGroupVSPAEROControlSurfaces()
    
            Update()
    
            print( "COMPLETE\n" )
            control_group_settings_container_id = FindContainer( "VSPAEROSettings", 0 )   # auto grouping produces parm containers within VSPAEROSettings
    
            #==== Set Control Surface Group Deflection Angle ====//
            print( "\tSetting control surface group deflection angles..." )
    
            # subsurfaces get added to groups with "CSGQualities_[geom_name]_[control_surf_name]"
            # subsurfaces gain parm name is "Surf[surfndx]_Gain" starting from 0 to NumSymmetricCopies-1
    
            deflection_gain_id = FindParm( control_group_settings_container_id, "Surf_" + aileron_id + "_0_Gain", "ControlSurfaceGroup_0" )
            deflection_gain_id = FindParm( control_group_settings_container_id, "Surf_" + aileron_id + "_1_Gain", "ControlSurfaceGroup_0" )
    
            #  deflect aileron
            deflection_angle_id = FindParm( control_group_settings_container_id, "DeflectionAngle", "ControlSurfaceGroup_0" )
    
            # Auto grouping puts each control surface in a group of its own, so the two
            # that were added make two groups, and each holds one surface.
            assert GetNumControlSurfaceGroups() == 2, "AutoGroupVSPAEROControlSurfaces did not make a group per surface"
    
            for i in range( 2 ):
                # Each wing is symmetric, so its control surface arrives as two copies
                # and both land in the group.
                assert len( GetActiveCSNameVec( i ) ) == 2, "group " + str( i ) + " does not hold its control surface copies"
                assert len( GetVSPAEROControlGroupName( i ) ) > 0, "group " + str( i ) + " was not named"
    
            # The Parms the grouping created have to be findable.
            assert len( deflection_gain_id ) > 0, "the control surface group Parms were not created"
            assert len( deflection_angle_id ) > 0, "the control surface group Parms were not created"
    
    
        See also: CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup
        """
        return _vsp.AutoGroupVSPAEROControlSurfaces()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddCpSlice(self, cut_type, location):
        r"""
        Add a new VSPAERO control surface group using the default naming convention. The control surface group will not contain any
        control surfaces until they are added.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            num_group = GetNumControlSurfaceGroups()
    
            if  num_group != 1 :
                print( "Error: CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup" )
                assert False, "Error: CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup"
    
    
        See also: AddSelectedToCSGroup
        :rtype: string
        :return: int Index of the new VSPAERO control surface group
    
    
    
        Delete a VSPAERO control surface group.  The control surfaces it held go back to being
        available, and the groups above it slide down to fill the gap.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            SetVSPAEROControlGroupName( "Doomed_Group", group_index )
    
            AddAllToVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup( group_index )
    
            num_active = len( GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index ) )
    
            DeleteVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup( group_index )
    
            assert GetNumControlSurfaceGroups() == 0, "DeleteVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup did not remove the group"
    
            # The surfaces it held are available again in a fresh group.
            new_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup()
    
            assert len( GetAvailableCSNameVec( new_index ) ) == num_active, "the deleted group did not release its control surfaces"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup( GetNumControlSurfaceGroups() )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup, GetNumControlSurfaceGroups
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
    
    
    
        Add a Cp slice to the VSPAERO Cp Slicer.  The CpSlicer analysis has nothing to slice until at
        least one has been added.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # A fresh model already carries a default slice, so count from there.
            num_before = GetNumCpSlices()
    
            slice_id = AddCpSlice( X_DIR, 0.5 )
    
            assert len( slice_id ) > 0, "AddCpSlice did not add a slice"
            assert GetNumCpSlices() == num_before + 1, "AddCpSlice did not add a slice"
    
            # The slice is its own Parm Container, so its cut can be read back.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( FindParm( slice_id, "CutPosition", "CpSlice" ) ) - 0.5 ) < 1e-9, "AddCpSlice did not place the cut"
            assert GetCpSliceID( num_before ) == slice_id, "GetCpSliceID does not agree with AddCpSlice"
    
    
        See also: GetNumCpSlices, GetCpSliceID, DelCpSlice, DeleteAllCpSlices
        :param [in]: cut_type int Slice direction enum (X_DIR, Y_DIR or Z_DIR)
        :param [in]: location double Location of the cut along that axis
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Cp slice ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddCpSlice(cut_type, location)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumCpSlices(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of Cp slices in the VSPAERO Cp Slicer
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            num_before = GetNumCpSlices()
    
            AddCpSlice( X_DIR, 0.5 )
            AddCpSlice( Y_DIR, 0.25 )
    
            assert GetNumCpSlices() == num_before + 2, "GetNumCpSlices did not count both slices"
    
            # Every slice the count claims has to be findable.
            for i in range( GetNumCpSlices() ):
                assert len( GetCpSliceID( i ) ) > 0, "slice " + str( i ) + " cannot be found"
    
    
        See also: AddCpSlice, GetCpSliceID, DelCpSlice, DeleteAllCpSlices
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of Cp slices
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumCpSlices()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetCpSliceID(self, slice_index):
        r"""
        Get the ID of the Cp slice at the specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            num_before = GetNumCpSlices()
    
            first = AddCpSlice( X_DIR, 0.5 )
            second = AddCpSlice( Y_DIR, 0.25 )
    
            # Slices come back in the order they were added.
            assert GetCpSliceID( num_before ) == first, "GetCpSliceID did not report the slices in order"
            assert GetCpSliceID( num_before + 1 ) == second, "GetCpSliceID did not report the slices in order"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetCpSliceID( GetNumCpSlices() )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetCpSliceID accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddCpSlice, GetNumCpSlices
        :param [in]: slice_index int Cp slice index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Cp slice ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetCpSliceID(slice_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelCpSlice(self, slice_index):
        r"""
        Delete a single Cp slice from the VSPAERO Cp Slicer
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            DeleteAllCpSlices()
    
            first = AddCpSlice( X_DIR, 0.5 )
            second = AddCpSlice( Y_DIR, 0.25 )
    
            DelCpSlice( 0 )
    
            # Only the indexed slice goes, and the rest slide down.
            assert GetNumCpSlices() == 1, "DelCpSlice removed the wrong slice"
            assert GetCpSliceID( 0 ) == second, "DelCpSlice removed the wrong slice"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DelCpSlice( GetNumCpSlices() )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DelCpSlice accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddCpSlice, DeleteAllCpSlices
        :param [in]: slice_index int Cp slice index
        """
        return _vsp.DelCpSlice(slice_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllCpSlices(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all Cp slices from the VSPAERO Cp Slicer
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            AddCpSlice( X_DIR, 0.5 )
            AddCpSlice( Y_DIR, 0.25 )
    
            DeleteAllCpSlices()
    
            assert GetNumCpSlices() == 0, "DeleteAllCpSlices left slices behind"
    
            # Clearing an empty slicer is not an error.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteAllCpSlices()
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() == 0, "DeleteAllCpSlices complained about an empty slicer"
    
    
        See also: AddCpSlice, DelCpSlice, GetNumCpSlices
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllCpSlices()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup(self, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""DeleteVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup(int CSGroupIndex)"""
        return _vsp.DeleteVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup(CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup(self, ):
        r"""CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() -> int"""
        return _vsp.CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAllToVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup(self, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""
        Add all available control surfaces to the control surface group at the specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            # The group starts empty and the wing offers one control surface, mirrored
            # by the wing's own symmetry.
            assert GetNumControlSurfaceGroups() >= 1, "CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup did not add a group"
    
            num_avail = len( GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index ) )
    
            assert num_avail >= 1, "no control surfaces are available to add"
            assert len( GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == 0, "a new control surface group is not empty"
    
            AddAllToVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup( group_index )
    
            # Everything that was available is now active, and nothing is left over.
            assert len( GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == num_avail, "AddAllToVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup did not add them all"
            assert len( GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == 0, "control surfaces are still available after adding them all"
    
    
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
        """
        return _vsp.AddAllToVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup(CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def RemoveAllFromVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup(self, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""
        Remove all used control surfaces from the control surface group at the specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            AddAllToVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup( group_index )
    
            num_active = len( GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index ) )
    
            assert num_active >= 1, "nothing was added to the group to remove"
    
            RemoveAllFromVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup( group_index ) # Empty control surface group
    
            # Everything that was active goes back to being available.
            assert len( GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == 0, "RemoveAllFromVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup left surfaces in the group"
            assert len( GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == num_active, "the removed surfaces did not become available again"
    
    
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
        """
        return _vsp.RemoveAllFromVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup(CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetActiveCSNameVec(self, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""
        Get the names of each active (used) control surface in the control surface group at the specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            AddAllToVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup( group_index )
    
            cs_name_vec = GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index )
            assert len( cs_name_vec ) > 0, "GetActiveCSNameVec returned nothing"
    
            print( "Active CS in Group Index #", False )
            print( group_index )
    
            for i in range(int( len(cs_name_vec) )):
    
                print( cs_name_vec[i] )
    
    
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Array of active control surface names
        """
        return _vsp.GetActiveCSNameVec(CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetCompleteCSNameVec(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the names of all control surfaces. Some may be active (used) while others may be available.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            cs_name_vec = GetCompleteCSNameVec()
            assert len( cs_name_vec ) > 0, "GetCompleteCSNameVec returned nothing"
    
            print( "All Control Surfaces: ", False )
    
            for i in range(int( len(cs_name_vec) )):
    
                print( cs_name_vec[i] )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Array of all control surface names
        """
        return _vsp.GetCompleteCSNameVec()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAvailableCSNameVec(self, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""
        Get the names of each available (not used) control surface in the control surface group at the specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" ) # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL ) # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            cs_name_vec = GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index )
            assert len( cs_name_vec ) > 0, "GetAvailableCSNameVec returned nothing"
    
            cs_ind_vec = [1]
    
            AddSelectedToCSGroup( cs_ind_vec, group_index ) # Add the first available control surface to the group
    
            # One surface moved from available to active.
            active_vec = GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index )
    
            assert len( active_vec ) == 1, "AddSelectedToCSGroup did not add the surface that was named"
            assert active_vec[0] == cs_name_vec[0], "AddSelectedToCSGroup added the wrong surface"
            assert len( GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == len( cs_name_vec ) - 1, "the added surface is still available"
    
    
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Array of active control surface names
        """
        return _vsp.GetAvailableCSNameVec(CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetVSPAEROControlGroupName(self, name, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""
        Set the name for the control surface group at the specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" ) # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL ) # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            SetVSPAEROControlGroupName( "Example_CS_Group", group_index )
    
            assert GetVSPAEROControlGroupName( group_index ) == "Example_CS_Group", "SetVSPAEROControlGroupName did not take"
    
            print( "CS Group name: ", False )
    
            print( GetVSPAEROControlGroupName( group_index ) )
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Name to set for the control surface group
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
        """
        return _vsp.SetVSPAEROControlGroupName(name, CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetVSPAEROControlGroupName(self, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""
        Get the name of the control surface group at the specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" ) # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL ) # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            SetVSPAEROControlGroupName( "Example_CS_Group", group_index )
    
            assert GetVSPAEROControlGroupName( group_index ) == "Example_CS_Group", "SetVSPAEROControlGroupName did not take"
    
            print( "CS Group name: ", False )
    
            print( GetVSPAEROControlGroupName( group_index ) )
    
    
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
        """
        return _vsp.GetVSPAEROControlGroupName(CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddSelectedToCSGroup(self, selected, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""
        Add each control surfaces in the array of control surface indexes to the control surface group at the specified index.
    
        Warning: The indexes in input "selected" must be matched with available control surfaces identified by GetAvailableCSNameVec.
        The "selected" input uses one- based indexing to associate available control surfaces.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" ) # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL ) # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            cs_name_vec = GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index )
    
            cs_ind_vec = [0] * len(cs_name_vec)
    
            for i in range(int( len(cs_name_vec) )):
    
                cs_ind_vec[i] = i + 1
    
            AddSelectedToCSGroup( cs_ind_vec, group_index ) # Add all available control surfaces to the group
    
            # Everything that was named moved from available to active.
            assert len( GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == len( cs_name_vec ), "AddSelectedToCSGroup did not add them all"
            assert len( GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == 0, "control surfaces are still available after adding them all"
    
    
        See also: GetAvailableCSNameVec
        :param [in]: selected vector <int> Array of control surface indexes to add to the group. Note, the integer values are one based.
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
        """
        return _vsp.AddSelectedToCSGroup(selected, CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def RemoveSelectedFromCSGroup(self, selected, CSGroupIndex):
        r"""
        Remove each control surfaces in the array of control surface indexes from the control surface group at the specified index.
    
        Warning: The indexes in input "selected" must be matched with active control surfaces identified by GetActiveCSNameVec. The
        "selected" input uses one-based indexing to associate available control surfaces.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" ) # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL ) # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            group_index = CreateVSPAEROControlSurfaceGroup() # Empty control surface group
    
            cs_name_vec = GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index )
    
            cs_ind_vec = [0] * len(cs_name_vec)
    
            for i in range(int( len(cs_name_vec) )):
    
                cs_ind_vec[i] = i + 1
    
            AddSelectedToCSGroup( cs_ind_vec, group_index ) # Add the available control surfaces to the group
    
            remove_cs_ind_vec = [1]
    
            num_active = len( GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index ) )
    
            assert num_active == len( cs_name_vec ), "not everything was added to the group"
    
            RemoveSelectedFromCSGroup( remove_cs_ind_vec, group_index ) # Remove the first control surface
    
            # One surface moved back from active to available.
            assert len( GetActiveCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == num_active - 1, "RemoveSelectedFromCSGroup did not remove a surface"
            assert len( GetAvailableCSNameVec( group_index ) ) == 1, "the removed surface did not become available again"
    
    
        See also: GetActiveCSNameVec
        :param [in]: selected vector <int> Array of control surface indexes to remove from the group. Note, the integer values are one based.
        :param [in]: CSGroupIndex int Index of the control surface group
        """
        return _vsp.RemoveSelectedFromCSGroup(selected, CSGroupIndex)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumControlSurfaceGroups(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the total number of control surface groups
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING", "" )                             # Add Wing
    
            aileron_id = AddSubSurf( wid, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            #==== Add Horizontal tail and set some parameters =====//
            horiz_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            SetGeomName( horiz_id, "Vert" )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( horiz_id, "TotalArea", "WingGeom", 10.0 )
            SetParmValUpdate( horiz_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm", 8.5 )
    
            elevator_id = AddSubSurf( horiz_id, SS_CONTROL )                      # Add Control Surface Sub-Surface
    
            AutoGroupVSPAEROControlSurfaces()
    
            num_group = GetNumControlSurfaceGroups()
    
            if  num_group != 2 :
                print( "Error: GetNumControlSurfaceGroups" )
                assert False, "Error: GetNumControlSurfaceGroups"
    
    
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of control surface groups
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumControlSurfaceGroups()
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindActuatorDisk(self, disk_index):
        r"""
        Get the ID of a VSPAERO actuator disk at the specified index. An empty string is returned if
        the index is out of range.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add a propeller
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP", "" )
            SetParmVal( prop_id, "PropMode", "Design", PROP_DISK )
            SetParmVal( prop_id, "Diameter", "Design", 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            # Setup the actuator disk VSPAERO parms
            disk_id = FindActuatorDisk( 0 )
            assert len( disk_id ) > 0, "FindActuatorDisk found nothing"
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( disk_id, "RotorRPM", "Rotor" ), 1234.0 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( disk_id, "RotorCT", "Rotor" ), 0.35 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( disk_id, "RotorCP", "Rotor" ), 0.55 )
            SetParmVal( FindParm( disk_id, "RotorHubDiameter", "Rotor" ), 1.0 )
    
    
        See also: PROP_MODE
        :param [in]: disk_index int Actuator disk index for the current VSPAERO set
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Actuator disk ID
        """
        return _vsp.FindActuatorDisk(disk_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumActuatorDisks(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of actuator disks in the current VSPAERO set. This is equivalent to the number of disk surfaces in the VSPAERO set.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Set VSPAERO set index to SET_ALL
            SetParmVal( FindParm( FindContainer( "VSPAEROSettings", 0 ), "GeomSet", "VSPAERO" ), SET_ALL )
    
            # Add a propeller
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP", "" )
            SetParmValUpdate( prop_id, "PropMode", "Design", PROP_BLADES )
    
            num_disk = GetNumActuatorDisks() # Should be 0
    
            assert num_disk == 0, "a bladed propeller counts as an actuator disk"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( prop_id, "PropMode", "Design", PROP_DISK )
    
            num_disk = GetNumActuatorDisks() # Should be 1
    
            assert num_disk == 1, "GetNumActuatorDisks did not count the disk"
    
            # The disk has to be findable at every index it claims.
            for i in range( num_disk ):
                assert len( FindActuatorDisk( i ) ) > 0, "GetNumActuatorDisks counted a disk that cannot be found"
    
    
        See also: PROP_MODE
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of actuator disks in the current VSPAERO set
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumActuatorDisks()
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindUnsteadyGroup(self, group_index):
        r"""
        Get the ID of the VSPAERO unsteady group at the specified index. An empty string is returned if
        the index is out of range.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            # Create an actuator disk
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP", "" )
            SetParmVal( prop_id, "PropMode", "Design", PROP_BLADES )
    
            Update()
    
            # Setup the unsteady group VSPAERO parms
            disk_id = FindUnsteadyGroup( 1 ) # fixed components are in group 0 (wing & pod)
            assert len( disk_id ) > 0, "FindUnsteadyGroup found nothing"
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( disk_id, "RPM", "UnsteadyGroup" ), 1234.0 )
    
    
        See also: PROP_MODE
        :param [in]: group_index int Unsteady group index for the current VSPAERO set
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Unsteady group ID
        """
        return _vsp.FindUnsteadyGroup(group_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetUnsteadyGroupName(self, group_index):
        r"""
        Get the name of the unsteady group at the specified index. The name is derived from the group
        contents -- a rotor group takes the name of its propeller and every other group is the fixed
        component group -- so there is no matching setter.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add a pod and wing
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", pod_id )
    
            SetParmVal( wing_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.5 )
            Update()
    
            print( GetUnsteadyGroupName( 0 ) )
    
            # The pod and wing are fixed components, so they share the one fixed group.
            assert GetUnsteadyGroupName( 0 ) == "Fixed_Group", "GetUnsteadyGroupName did not name the fixed component group"
    
            # That group holds the pod and both wing surfaces.
            assert len( GetUnsteadyGroupCompIDs( 0 ) ) == 3, "the fixed group does not hold the components"
    
            # A group index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetUnsteadyGroupName( GetNumUnsteadyGroups() )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetUnsteadyGroupName accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: group_index int Unsteady group index for the current VSPAERO set
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Unsteady group name
        """
        return _vsp.GetUnsteadyGroupName(group_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetUnsteadyGroupCompIDs(self, group_index):
        r"""
        Get an array of IDs for all components in the unsteady group at the specified index.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add a pod and wing
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", pod_id ) # Default with symmetry on -> 2 surfaces
    
            SetParmVal( wing_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.5 )
            Update()
    
            comp_ids = GetUnsteadyGroupCompIDs( 0 )
    
            if  len(comp_ids) != 3 :
                print( "ERROR: GetUnsteadyGroupCompIDs" )
                assert False, "ERROR: GetUnsteadyGroupCompIDs"
    
    
        See also: GetUnsteadyGroupSurfIndexes
        :param [in]: group_index int Unsteady group index for the current VSPAERO set
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector <string> Array of component IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetUnsteadyGroupCompIDs(group_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetUnsteadyGroupSurfIndexes(self, group_index):
        r"""
        Get an array of surface indexes for all components in the unsteady group at the specified index.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add a pod and wing
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING", pod_id ) # Default with symmetry on -> 2 surfaces
    
            SetParmVal( wing_id, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.5 )
            Update()
    
            surf_indexes = GetUnsteadyGroupSurfIndexes( 0 )
    
            if  len(surf_indexes) != 3 :
                print( "ERROR: GetUnsteadyGroupSurfIndexes" )
                assert False, "ERROR: GetUnsteadyGroupSurfIndexes"
    
    
        See also: GetUnsteadyGroupCompIDs
        :param [in]: group_index int Unsteady group index for the current VSPAERO set
        :rtype: std::vector< int,std::allocator< int > >
        :return: vector <int> Array of surface indexes
        """
        return _vsp.GetUnsteadyGroupSurfIndexes(group_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumUnsteadyGroups(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of unsteady groups in the current VSPAERO set. Each propeller is placed in its own unsteady group. All symmetric copies
        of propellers are also placed in an unsteady group. All other component types are placed in a single fixed component unsteady group.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Set VSPAERO set index to SET_ALL
            SetParmVal( FindParm( FindContainer( "VSPAEROSettings", 0 ), "GeomSet", "VSPAERO" ), SET_ALL )
    
            # Add a propeller
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
            SetParmValUpdate( prop_id, "PropMode", "Design", PROP_DISK )
    
            num_group = GetNumUnsteadyGroups() # Should be 0
    
            assert num_group == 0, "an actuator disk counts as an unsteady group"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( prop_id, "PropMode", "Design", PROP_BLADES )
    
            num_group = GetNumUnsteadyGroups() # Should be 1
    
            assert num_group == 1, "the bladed propeller was not counted"
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            num_group = GetNumUnsteadyGroups() # Should be 2 (includes fixed component group)
    
            assert num_group == 2, "the fixed component group was not counted"
    
            # Only the propeller is a rotor group; the wing shares the fixed group.
            assert GetNumUnsteadyRotorGroups() == 1, "GetNumUnsteadyGroups disagrees with GetNumUnsteadyRotorGroups"
    
    
        See also: PROP_MODE, GetNumUnsteadyRotorGroups
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of unsteady groups in the current VSPAERO set
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumUnsteadyGroups()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumUnsteadyRotorGroups(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of unsteady rotor groups in the current VSPAERO set. This is equivalent to the total number of propeller Geoms,
        including each symmetric copy, in the current VSPAERO set. While all fixed components (wings, fuseleage, etc.) are placed in
        their own unsteady group, this function does not consider them.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Set VSPAERO set index to SET_ALL
            SetParmVal( FindParm( FindContainer( "VSPAEROSettings", 0 ), "GeomSet", "VSPAERO" ), SET_ALL )
    
            # Add a propeller
            prop_id = AddGeom( "PROP" )
            SetParmValUpdate( prop_id, "PropMode", "Design", PROP_DISK )
    
            num_group = GetNumUnsteadyRotorGroups() # Should be 0
    
            assert num_group == 0, "an actuator disk counts as a rotor group"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( prop_id, "PropMode", "Design", PROP_BLADES )
    
            num_group = GetNumUnsteadyRotorGroups() # Should be 1
    
            assert num_group == 1, "the bladed propeller was not counted"
    
            wing_id = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            num_group = GetNumUnsteadyRotorGroups() # Should be 1 still (fixed group not included)
    
            assert num_group == 1, "the wing was counted as a rotor group"
    
            # The wing does add a fixed component group, which the total counts.
            assert GetNumUnsteadyGroups() == num_group + 1, "the fixed component group was not counted"
    
    
        See also: PROP_MODE, GetNumUnsteadyGroups
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of unsteady rotor groups in the current VSPAERO set
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumUnsteadyRotorGroups()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddExcrescence(self, excresName, excresType, excresVal):
        r"""
        Add an Excresence to the Parasite Drag Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            AddExcrescence( "Miscellaneous", EXCRESCENCE_COUNT, 8.5 )
    
            AddExcrescence( "Cowl Boattail", EXCRESCENCE_CD, 0.0003 )
    
            # Each excrescence gets its own row, so deleting them one at a time has to
            # empty the table and then start being rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteExcrescence( 1 )
            DeleteExcrescence( 0 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() == 0, "the two excrescences were not both added"
    
            DeleteExcrescence( 0 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "more excrescences were added than asked for"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: EXCRES_TYPE
        :param [in]: excresName string Name of the Excressence
        :param [in]: excresType int Excressence type enum (i.e. EXCRESCENCE_PERCENT_GEOM)
        :param [in]: excresVal double Excressence value
        """
        return _vsp.AddExcrescence(excresName, excresType, excresVal)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumExcrescences(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete an Excresence from the Parasite Drag Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            AddExcrescence( "Miscellaneous", EXCRESCENCE_COUNT, 8.5 )
    
            AddExcrescence( "Cowl Boattail", EXCRESCENCE_CD, 0.0003 )
    
            AddExcrescence( "Percentage Example", EXCRESCENCE_PERCENT_GEOM, 5 )
    
            DeleteExcrescence( 2 ) # Last Index
    
            # Three were added and one was deleted, so index 2 no longer exists and
            # asking for it again has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached through
            # the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteExcrescence( 2 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DeleteExcrescence accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Index of the Excressence to delete
    
    
    
        Get the number of Excresences in the Parasite Drag Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            assert GetNumExcrescences() == 0, "a new model starts with excrescences"
    
            AddExcrescence( "Miscellaneous", EXCRESCENCE_COUNT, 8.5 )
    
            AddExcrescence( "Cowl Boattail", EXCRESCENCE_CD, 0.0003 )
    
            assert GetNumExcrescences() == 2, "GetNumExcrescences did not count what was added"
    
            DeleteExcrescence( 1 )
    
            assert GetNumExcrescences() == 1, "GetNumExcrescences did not follow DeleteExcrescence"
    
    
        See also: AddExcrescence, DeleteExcrescence, DeleteAllExcrescences
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of excrescences
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumExcrescences()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllExcrescences(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all Excresences from the Parasite Drag Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            AddExcrescence( "Miscellaneous", EXCRESCENCE_COUNT, 8.5 )
    
            AddExcrescence( "Cowl Boattail", EXCRESCENCE_CD, 0.0003 )
    
            AddExcrescence( "Percentage Example", EXCRESCENCE_PERCENT_GEOM, 5 )
    
            DeleteAllExcrescences()
    
            assert GetNumExcrescences() == 0, "DeleteAllExcrescences left excrescences behind"
    
            # Clearing an empty table is not an error.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DeleteAllExcrescences()
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() == 0, "DeleteAllExcrescences complained about an empty table"
    
    
        See also: AddExcrescence, DeleteExcrescence, GetNumExcrescences
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllExcrescences()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteExcrescence(self, index):
        r"""DeleteExcrescence(int const & index)"""
        return _vsp.DeleteExcrescence(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def UpdateParasiteDrag(self, ):
        r"""    Update any reference geometry, atmospheric properties, excressences, etc. in the Parasite Drag Tool"""
        return _vsp.UpdateParasiteDrag()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ExportParasiteDragToCSV(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Write the Parasite Drag Tool buildup table out to a CSV file, the way the Export CSV button on
        the tool does.  The same table is also placed in the Results Manager under the name
        "Parasite_Drag", so the returned ID gives access to it without going through the file.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            Update()
    
            # The table is filled in by running the buildup, so do that first.
            ExecAnalysis( "ParasiteDrag" )
    
            res_id = ExportParasiteDragToCSV( "ParasiteDragExample.csv" )
    
            assert len( res_id ) > 0, "ExportParasiteDragToCSV returned no results"
    
            # The buildup carries one row per Geom, so the Pod has to be in there.
            labels = GetStringResults( res_id, "Comp_Label" )
    
            assert len( labels ) > 0, "the buildup table is empty"
    
    
        See also: UpdateParasiteDrag
        :param [in]: file_name string Name of the CSV file to write
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Results ID for the buildup table
        """
        return _vsp.ExportParasiteDragToCSV(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteAtmosphereCSVFile(self, file_name, atmos_type):
        r"""
        Calculate the atmospheric properties determined by a specified model for a preset array of altitudes ranging from 0 to 90000 m and
        write the results to a CSV output file
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "Starting USAF Atmosphere 1966 Table Creation. \n" )
    
            WriteAtmosphereCSVFile( "USAFAtmosphere1966Data.csv", ATMOS_TYPE_HERRINGTON_1966 )
            # The call above should have produced a file with content in it.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "USAFAtmosphere1966Data.csv" ) > 0, "WriteAtmosphereCSVFile wrote no file"
    
    
    
        See also: ATMOS_TYPE
        :param [in]: file_name string Output CSV file
        :param [in]: atmos_type int Atmospheric model enum (i.e. ATMOS_TYPE_HERRINGTON_1966)
        """
        return _vsp.WriteAtmosphereCSVFile(file_name, atmos_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CalcAtmosphere(self, alt, delta_temp, atmos_type):
        r"""
        Calculate the atmospheric properties determined by a specified model at input altitude and temperature deviation. This function may
        not be used for any manual atmospheric model types (i.e. ATMOS_TYPE_MANUAL_P_T). This function assumes freestream units are metric,
        temperature units are Kelvin, and pressure units are kPA.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            alt = 4000
    
            delta_temp = 0
    
            temp, pres, pres_ratio, rho_ratio = CalcAtmosphere( alt, delta_temp, ATMOS_TYPE_US_STANDARD_1976)
    
            # The ratios are against sea level standard day, so asking at sea level with
            # no temperature offset has to return the sea level standard itself.
            sl_temp, sl_pres, sl_pres_ratio, sl_rho_ratio = CalcAtmosphere( 0.0, 0.0, ATMOS_TYPE_US_STANDARD_1976 )
    
            assert abs( sl_temp - 288.15 ) < 1e-2, "sea level is not the standard day temperature"
    
            # The density ratio carries a little rounding from the model constants.
            assert abs( sl_pres_ratio - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "the sea level ratios are not one"
            assert abs( sl_rho_ratio - 1.0 ) < 1e-4, "the sea level ratios are not one"
    
            # The atmosphere thins with altitude.
            assert temp < sl_temp, "the atmosphere did not thin with altitude"
            assert pres < sl_pres, "the atmosphere did not thin with altitude"
            assert pres_ratio < 1.0, "the atmosphere did not thin with altitude"
            assert rho_ratio < 1.0, "the atmosphere did not thin with altitude"
    
            # The pressure ratio is the pressure against sea level.
            assert abs( pres_ratio - pres / sl_pres ) < 1e-6, "the pressure ratio does not match the pressure"
    
    
        See also: ATMOS_TYPE
        :param [in]: alt double Altitude
        :param [in]: delta_temp double Deviation in temperature from the value specified in the atmospheric model
        :param [in]: atmos_type int Atmospheric model enum (i.e. ATMOS_TYPE_HERRINGTON_1966)
        :param [out]: temp double output Temperature
        :param [out]: pres double output Pressure
        :param [out]: pres_ratio double Output pressure ratio
        :param [out]: rho_ratio double Output density ratio
        """
        return _vsp.CalcAtmosphere(alt, delta_temp, atmos_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteBodyFFCSVFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Calculate the form factor from each body FF equation (i.e. Hoerner Streamlined Body) and write the results to a CSV output file
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "Starting Body Form Factor Data Creation. \n" )
            WriteBodyFFCSVFile( "BodyFormFactorData.csv" )
            # The call above should have produced a file with content in it.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "BodyFormFactorData.csv" ) > 0, "WriteBodyFFCSVFile wrote no file"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: file_name string Output CSV file
        """
        return _vsp.WriteBodyFFCSVFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteWingFFCSVFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Calculate the form factor from each wing FF equation (i.e. Schemensky 4 Series Airfoil) and write the results to a CSV output file
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "Starting Wing Form Factor Data Creation. \n" )
            WriteWingFFCSVFile( "WingFormFactorData.csv" )
            # The call above should have produced a file with content in it.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "WingFormFactorData.csv" ) > 0, "WriteWingFFCSVFile wrote no file"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: file_name string Output CSV file
        """
        return _vsp.WriteWingFFCSVFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteCfEqnCSVFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Calculate the coefficient of friction from each Cf equation (i.e. Power Law Blasius) and write the results to a CSV output file
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "Starting Turbulent Friciton Coefficient Data Creation. \n" )
            WriteCfEqnCSVFile( "FrictionCoefficientData.csv" )
            # The call above should have produced a file with content in it.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "FrictionCoefficientData.csv" ) > 0, "WriteCfEqnCSVFile wrote no file"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: file_name string Output CSV file
        """
        return _vsp.WriteCfEqnCSVFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WritePartialCfMethodCSVFile(self, file_name):
        r"""
        Calculate the partial coefficient of friction and write the results to a CSV output file
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            print( "Starting Partial Friction Method Data Creation. \n" )
            WritePartialCfMethodCSVFile( "PartialFrictionMethodData.csv" )
            # The call above should have produced a file with content in it.
            import os
            assert os.path.getsize( "PartialFrictionMethodData.csv" ) > 0, "WritePartialCfMethodCSVFile wrote no file"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: file_name string Output CSV file
        """
        return _vsp.WritePartialCfMethodCSVFile(file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompPnt01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, u, w):
        r"""
        Calculate the 3D coordinate equivalent for the input surface coordinate point
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            pnt = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            print( f"Point: ( {pnt.x()}, {pnt.y()}, {pnt.z()} )" )
    
            # The point is on the surface, so projecting it back has to land on it and
            # recover the coordinates it came from.
            d, u_out, w_out = ProjPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, pnt )
    
            assert d < 1e-6, "CompPnt01 returned a point off the surface"
            assert abs( u_out - u ) < 1e-6, "CompPnt01 does not round trip through ProjPnt01"
            assert abs( w_out - w ) < 1e-6, "CompPnt01 does not round trip through ProjPnt01"
    
            # W wraps around the section, so 0 and 1 are the same place.
            assert dist( CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, 0.0 ), CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, 1.0 ) ) < 1e-6, "the surface does not close in W"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: u double U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: w double W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Normal vector3D coordinate point
        """
        return _vsp.CompPnt01(geom_id, surf_indx, u, w)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompNorm01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, u, w):
        r"""
        Calculate the normal vector on the specified surface at input surface coordinate
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            norm = CompNorm01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            assert abs( norm.mag() - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "CompNorm01 is not a unit vector"
    
            print( "Point: ( {norm.x()}, {norm.y()}, {norm.z()} )" )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: u double U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: w double W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Normal vector
        """
        return _vsp.CompNorm01(geom_id, surf_indx, u, w)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompTanU01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, u, w):
        r"""
        Calculate the vector tangent to the specified surface at input surface coordinate in the U direction
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            tanu = CompTanU01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            assert tanu.mag() > 0.0, "CompTanU01 is degenerate"
    
            print( f"Point: ( {tanu.x()}, {tanu.y()}, {tanu.z()} )" )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: u double U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: w double W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Tangent vector in U direction
        """
        return _vsp.CompTanU01(geom_id, surf_indx, u, w)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompTanW01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, u, w):
        r"""
        Calculate the vector tangent to the specified surface at input surface coordinate in the W direction
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            tanw = CompTanW01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            assert tanw.mag() > 0.0, "CompTanW01 is degenerate"
    
            print( f"Point: ( {tanw.x()}, {tanw.y()}, {tanw.z()} )" )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: u double U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: w double W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d Tangent vector in W direction
        """
        return _vsp.CompTanW01(geom_id, surf_indx, u, w)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompCurvature01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, u, w):
        r"""
        Determine the curvature of a specified surface at the input surface coordinate point
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
    
            u = 0.25
            w = 0.75
    
            k1, k2, ka, kg = CompCurvature01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            print( f"Curvature : k1 {k1} k2 {k2} ka {ka} kg {kg}" )
    
            # The mean curvature is the average of the principal curvatures, and the
            # Gaussian curvature is their product.
            assert abs( ka - 0.5 * ( k1 + k2 ) ) < 1e-9, "the mean curvature does not match the principal curvatures"
            assert abs( kg - k1 * k2 ) < 1e-9, "the Gaussian curvature does not match the principal curvatures"
    
            # A Pod is convex everywhere, so the Gaussian curvature is positive.
            assert kg > 0.0, "a Pod should be convex here"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: u double U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: w double W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [out]: k1_out double Output value of maximum principal curvature
        :param [out]: k2_out double Output value of minimum principal curvature
        :param [out]: ka_out double Output value of mean curvature
        :param [out]: kg_out double Output value of Gaussian curvature
        """
        return _vsp.CompCurvature01(geom_id, surf_indx, u, w)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ProjPnt01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pt):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest surface coordinate for an input 3D coordinate point and calculate the distance between the
        3D point and the closest point of the surface.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            pnt = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            norm = CompNorm01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
    
            # Offset point from surface
            pnt.set_xyz( pnt.x() + norm.x(), pnt.y() + norm.y(), pnt.z() + norm.z() )
    
            d, uout, wout = ProjPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, pnt )
    
            # pnt sits one unit off the surface along its own normal, so the
            # projection comes back to where it started at a distance of one.
            assert abs( d - 1.0 ) < 1e-6, "ProjPnt01 distance"
            assert abs( uout - u ) < 1e-6 and abs( wout - w ) < 1e-6, "ProjPnt01 u, w"
    
            print( f"Dist {d} u {uout} w {wout}" )
    
    
        See also: ProjPnt01Guess, ProjPnt01I
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :param [out]: u_out double Output closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [out]: w_out double Output closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Distance between the 3D point and the closest point of the surface
        """
        return _vsp.ProjPnt01(geom_id, surf_indx, pt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ProjPnt01I(self, geom_id, pt):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest surface coordinate and corresponding parent Geom main surface index for an input 3D coordinate point. Return the distance between
        the closest point and the input.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            d = 0
    
            pnt = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            norm = CompNorm01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
    
    
            # Offset point from surface
            pnt.set_xyz( pnt.x() + norm.x(), pnt.y() + norm.y(), pnt.z() + norm.z() )
    
            d, surf_indx_out, uout, wout = ProjPnt01I( geom_id, pnt )
    
            # pnt sits one unit off the surface along its own normal, so the
            # projection comes back to where it started at a distance of one.
            assert abs( d - 1.0 ) < 1e-6, "ProjPnt01I distance"
            assert abs( uout - u ) < 1e-6 and abs( wout - w ) < 1e-6, "ProjPnt01I u, w"
    
            print( f"Dist {d} u {uout} w {wout} surf_index {surf_indx_out}" )
    
    
        See also: ProjPnt01, ProjPnt01Guess
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :param [out]: surf_indx_out int Output main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [out]: u_out double Output closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinat
        :param [out]: w_out double Output closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinat
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Distance between the 3D point and the closest point of the surface
        """
        return _vsp.ProjPnt01I(geom_id, pt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ProjPnt01Guess(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pt, u0, w0):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest surface coordinate for an input 3D coordinate point and calculate the distance between the
        3D point and the closest point of the surface. This function takes an input surface coordinate guess for, offering
        a potential decrease in computation time compared to ProjPnt01.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            d = 0
    
            pnt = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            norm = CompNorm01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
    
            # Offset point from surface
            pnt.set_xyz( pnt.x() + norm.x(), pnt.y() + norm.y(), pnt.z() + norm.z() )
    
            d, uout, wout = ProjPnt01Guess( geom_id, surf_indx, pnt, u + 0.1, w + 0.1 )
    
            # pnt sits one unit off the surface along its own normal, so the
            # projection comes back to where it started at a distance of one.
            assert abs( d - 1.0 ) < 1e-6, "ProjPnt01Guess distance"
            assert abs( uout - u ) < 1e-6 and abs( wout - w ) < 1e-6, "ProjPnt01Guess u, w"
    
            print( f"Dist {d} u {uout} w {wout}" )
    
    
        See also: ProjPnt01, ProjPnt01I
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :param [in]: u0 double Input U (0 - 1) surface coordinate guess
        :param [in]: w0 double Input W (0 - 1) surface coordinate guess
        :param [out]: u_out double Output closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [out]: w_out double Output closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Distance between the 3D point and the closest point of the surface
        """
        return _vsp.ProjPnt01Guess(geom_id, surf_indx, pt, u0, w0)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AxisProjPnt01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, iaxis, pt):
        r"""
        Project an input 3D coordinate point onto a surface along a specified axis.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point intersects the surface multiple times, the nearest intersection is returned.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point does not intersect the surface, the original point is returned and -1 is returned in the other output parameters.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            surf_pt = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            # Assignment binds a reference in Python rather than copying as it does in
            # AngelScript, so build a separate point instead of offsetting surf_pt.
            pt = vec3d( surf_pt.x(), surf_pt.y(), surf_pt.z() )
    
            pt.offset_y( -5.0 )
    
            idist, u_out, w_out = AxisProjPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, Y_DIR, pt )
    
            # pt is the surface point pushed off in -Y, so projecting back along Y
            # has to land on the point it came from.
            p_out = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u_out, w_out )
            assert abs( surf_pt.x() - p_out.x() ) < 1e-6 and abs( surf_pt.y() - p_out.y() ) < 1e-6 and abs( surf_pt.z() - p_out.z() ) < 1e-6, "AxisProjPnt01 did not recover the original point"
    
            print( f"iDist {idist} u_out {u_out} w_out {w_out}" )
            print( "3D Offset ", False)
    
    
        See also: AxisProjPnt01Guess, AxisProjPnt01I, AxisProjVecPnt01, AxisProjVecPnt01Guess
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: iaxis int Axis direction to project point along (X_DIR, Y_DIR, or Z_DIR)
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :param [out]: u_out double Output closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [out]: w_out double Output closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Axis aligned distance between the 3D point and the projected point on the surface
        """
        return _vsp.AxisProjPnt01(geom_id, surf_indx, iaxis, pt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AxisProjPnt01I(self, geom_id, iaxis, pt):
        r"""
        Project an input 3D coordinate point onto a Geom along a specified axis.  The intersecting surface index is also returned.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point intersects the Geom multiple times, the nearest intersection is returned.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point does not intersect the Geom, the original point is returned and -1 is returned in the other output parameters.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
            surf_pt = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            # Assignment binds a reference in Python rather than copying as it does in
            # AngelScript, so build a separate point instead of offsetting surf_pt.
            pt = vec3d( surf_pt.x(), surf_pt.y(), surf_pt.z() )
    
            pt.offset_y( -5.0 )
    
    
            idist, surf_indx_out, u_out, w_out = AxisProjPnt01I( geom_id, Y_DIR, pt )
    
            # pt is the surface point pushed off in -Y, so projecting back along Y
            # has to land on the point it came from.
            p_out = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u_out, w_out )
            assert abs( surf_pt.x() - p_out.x() ) < 1e-6 and abs( surf_pt.y() - p_out.y() ) < 1e-6 and abs( surf_pt.z() - p_out.z() ) < 1e-6, "AxisProjPnt01I did not recover the original point"
    
            print( "iDist {idist} u_out {u_out} w_out {w_out} surf_index {surf_indx_out}" )
            print( "3D Offset ", False)
    
    
        See also: AxisProjPnt01, AxisProjPnt01Guess, AxisProjVecPnt01, AxisProjVecPnt01Guess
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: iaxis int Axis direction to project point along (X_DIR, Y_DIR, or Z_DIR)
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :param [out]: surf_indx_out int Output main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [out]: u_out double Output closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [out]: w_out double Output closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Axis aligned distance between the 3D point and the projected point on the surface
        """
        return _vsp.AxisProjPnt01I(geom_id, iaxis, pt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AxisProjPnt01Guess(self, geom_id, surf_indx, iaxis, pt, u0, w0):
        r"""
        Project an input 3D coordinate point onto a surface along a specified axis given an initial guess of surface parameter.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point intersects the surface multiple times, the nearest intersection is returned.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point does not intersect the surface, the original point is returned and -1 is returned in the other output parameters.  The surface parameter guess should allow this call to be faster than calling AxisProjPnt01 without a guess.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            u = 0.12345
            w = 0.67890
    
    
    
            surf_pt = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, u, w )
    
            # Assignment binds a reference in Python rather than copying as it does in
            # AngelScript, so build a separate point instead of offsetting surf_pt.
            pt = vec3d( surf_pt.x(), surf_pt.y(), surf_pt.z() )
    
            pt.offset_y( -5.0 )
    
            # Construct initial guesses near actual parameters
            u0 = u + 0.01234
            w0 = w - 0.05678
    
            d, uout, wout = AxisProjPnt01Guess( geom_id, surf_indx, Y_DIR, pt, u0, w0 )
    
            print( f"Dist {d} u {uout} w {wout}" )
    
            # The test point sits five units away along Y from a known surface point, so
            # projecting back along Y has to recover that point and that distance.
            assert abs( uout - u ) < 1e-6, "AxisProjPnt01Guess did not recover the surface point"
            assert abs( wout - w ) < 1e-6, "AxisProjPnt01Guess did not recover the surface point"
            assert abs( d - 5.0 ) < 1e-6, "AxisProjPnt01Guess reported the wrong distance"
    
            # Starting from a guess must not change the answer.
            d_ng, uout_ng, wout_ng = AxisProjPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, Y_DIR, pt )
    
            assert abs( uout_ng - uout ) < 1e-6, "the guess changed the answer"
            assert abs( wout_ng - wout ) < 1e-6, "the guess changed the answer"
            assert abs( d_ng - d ) < 1e-6, "the guess changed the answer"
    
    
        See also: AxisProjPnt01, AxisProjPnt01I, AxisProjVecPnt01, AxisProjVecPnt01Guess
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: iaxis int Axis direction to project point along (X_DIR, Y_DIR, or Z_DIR)
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :param [in]: u0 double Input U (0 - 1) surface coordinate guess
        :param [in]: w0 double Input W (0 - 1) surface coordinate guess
        :param [out]: u_out double Output closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [out]: w_out double Output closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Distance between the 3D point and the closest point of the surface
        """
        return _vsp.AxisProjPnt01Guess(geom_id, surf_indx, iaxis, pt, u0, w0)
    
    @client_wrap
    def InsideSurf(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pt):
        r"""
        Test whether a given point is inside a specified surface.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            r = 0.12
            s = 0.68
            t = 0.56
    
            pnt = CompPntRST( geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t )
    
            res = InsideSurf( geom_id, surf_indx, pnt )
    
            # pnt was built by CompPntRST at r = 0.12, which is inside the surface.
            assert res, "InsideSurf says an interior point is outside"
    
            if  res :
                print( "Inside" )
            else:
                print( "Outside" )
    
    
    
        See also: VecInsideSurf
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Boolean true if the point is inside the surface, false otherwise.
        """
        return _vsp.InsideSurf(geom_id, surf_indx, pt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompPntRST(self, geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t):
        r"""
        Calculate the (X, Y, Z) coordinate for the input volume (R, S, T) coordinate point
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            r = 0.12
            s = 0.68
            t = 0.56
    
            pnt = CompPntRST( geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t )
    
            print( f"Point: ( {pnt.x()}, {pnt.y()}, {pnt.z()} )" )
    
            # T runs from the interior out to the skin, so t = 1 lands on the surface and
            # anything short of that lands inside it.
            d, u_out, w_out = ProjPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, CompPntRST( geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, 1.0 ) )
    
            assert d < 1e-6, "CompPntRST at t = 1 is not on the surface"
            assert InsideSurf( geom_id, surf_indx, pnt ), "CompPntRST at t < 1 is not inside the surface"
    
            # The point has to round trip back through the coordinates it came from.
            d_rst, r_out, s_out, t_out = FindRST( geom_id, surf_indx, pnt )
    
            assert dist( CompPntRST( geom_id, surf_indx, r_out, s_out, t_out ), pnt ) < 1e-6, "CompPntRST does not round trip through FindRST"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: r double R (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [in]: s double S (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [in]: t double T (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :rtype: :py:class:`vec3d`
        :return: vec3d coordinate point
        """
        return _vsp.CompPntRST(geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindRST(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pt):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest (R, S, T) volume coordinate for an input (X, Y, Z) 3D coordinate point and calculate the distance between the
        3D point and the found volume point.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            r = 0.12
            s = 0.68
            t = 0.56
    
            pnt = CompPntRST( geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t )
    
    
            d, rout, sout, tout = FindRST( geom_id, surf_indx, pnt )
    
            print( f"Dist {d} r {rout} s {sout} t {tout}" )
    
            # pnt came from CompPntRST at r, s, t, so the search has to land back on it.
            assert abs( d ) < 1e-6, "FindRST distance"
            assert abs( rout - r ) < 1e-6 and abs( sout - s ) < 1e-6 and abs( tout - t ) < 1e-6, "FindRST r, s, t"
    
    
        See also: FindRSTGuess
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :param [out]: r_out double Output closest R (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: s_out double Output closest S (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: t_out double Output closest T (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Distance between the 3D point and the closest point of the volume
        """
        return _vsp.FindRST(geom_id, surf_indx, pt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindRSTGuess(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pt, r0, s0, t0):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest (R, S, T) volume coordinate for an input (X, Y, Z) 3D coordinate point given an initial guess of volume coordinates.  Also calculate the distance between the
        3D point and the found volume point.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            r = 0.12
            s = 0.68
            t = 0.56
    
            pnt = CompPntRST( geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t )
    
    
            r0 = 0.1
            s0 = 0.6
            t0 = 0.5
    
            d, rout, sout, tout = FindRSTGuess( geom_id, surf_indx, pnt, r0, s0, t0 )
    
            print( f"Dist {d} r {rout} s {sout} t {tout}" )
    
            # pnt came from CompPntRST at r, s, t, so the search has to land back on it.
            assert abs( d ) < 1e-6, "FindRSTGuess distance"
            assert abs( rout - r ) < 1e-6 and abs( sout - s ) < 1e-6 and abs( tout - t ) < 1e-6, "FindRSTGuess r, s, t"
    
    
        See also: FindRST
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pt vec3d Input 3D coordinate point
        :param [in]: r0 double Input R (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate guess
        :param [in]: s0 double Input S (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate guess
        :param [in]: t0 double Input T (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate guess
        :param [out]: r_out double Output closest R (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: s_out double Output closest S (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: t_out double Output closest T (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate
        :rtype: float
        :return: double Distance between the 3D point and the closest point of the volume
        """
        return _vsp.FindRSTGuess(geom_id, surf_indx, pt, r0, s0, t0)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertRSTtoLMN(self, geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t):
        r"""
        Convert RST volumetric coordinates to LMN coordinates.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            r = 0.12
            s = 0.68
            t = 0.56
    
            l_out, m_out, n_out = ConvertRSTtoLMN( geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t )
    
            # Converting back has to return the coordinates we started from.
            r_back, s_back, t_back = ConvertLMNtoRST( geom_id, surf_indx, l_out, m_out, n_out )
    
            assert abs( r_back - r ) < 1e-6 and abs( s_back - s ) < 1e-6 and abs( t_back - t ) < 1e-6, "ConvertRSTtoLMN does not round trip"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: r double R (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [in]: s double S (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [in]: t double T (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: l_out double L (0 - 1) linear volume coordinate
        :param [out]: m_out double M (0 - 1) linear volume coordinate
        :param [out]: n_out double N (0 - 1) linear volume coordinate
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertRSTtoLMN(geom_id, surf_indx, r, s, t)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertRtoL(self, geom_id, surf_indx, r):
        r"""
        Convert R volumetric coordinate to L coordinate.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            r = 0.12
    
            l_out = ConvertRtoL( geom_id, surf_indx, r )
    
            # Converting back has to return the coordinate we started from.
            r_back = ConvertLtoR( geom_id, surf_indx, l_out )
    
            assert abs( r_back - r ) < 1e-6, "ConvertRtoL does not round trip"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: r double R (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: l_out double L (0 - 1) linear volume coordinate
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertRtoL(geom_id, surf_indx, r)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertLMNtoRST(self, geom_id, surf_indx, l, m, n):
        r"""
        Convert LMN volumetric coordinates to RST coordinates.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            l = 0.12
            m = 0.34
            n = 0.56
    
            r_out, s_out, t_out = ConvertLMNtoRST( geom_id, surf_indx, l, m, n )
    
            # The conversion is invertible, so going back has to return the input.
            l_out, m_out, n_out = ConvertRSTtoLMN( geom_id, surf_indx, r_out, s_out, t_out )
    
            assert abs( l_out - l ) < 1e-6, "ConvertLMNtoRST does not invert"
            assert abs( m_out - m ) < 1e-6, "ConvertLMNtoRST does not invert"
            assert abs( n_out - n ) < 1e-6, "ConvertLMNtoRST does not invert"
    
            # Both coordinate systems run over the unit cube.
            assert 0.0 <= r_out <= 1.0, "ConvertLMNtoRST left the unit cube"
            assert 0.0 <= s_out <= 1.0, "ConvertLMNtoRST left the unit cube"
            assert 0.0 <= t_out <= 1.0, "ConvertLMNtoRST left the unit cube"
    
            # The coordinates name a point in the volume, so evaluating them has to land
            # inside the surface.
            assert InsideSurf( geom_id, surf_indx, CompPntRST( geom_id, surf_indx, r_out, s_out, t_out ) ), "ConvertLMNtoRST did not name a point in the volume"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: l double L (0 - 1) linear volume coordinate
        :param [in]: m double M (0 - 1) linear volume coordinate
        :param [in]: n double N (0 - 1) linear volume coordinate
        :param [out]: r_out double R (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: s_out double S (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: t_out double T (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertLMNtoRST(geom_id, surf_indx, l, m, n)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertLtoR(self, geom_id, surf_indx, l):
        r"""
        Convert L volumetric coordinate to R coordinate.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            l = 0.12
    
            r_out = ConvertLtoR( geom_id, surf_indx, l )
    
            # The conversion is invertible, so going back has to return the input.
            l_out = ConvertRtoL( geom_id, surf_indx, r_out )
    
            assert abs( l_out - l ) < 1e-6, "ConvertLtoR does not invert"
            assert 0.0 <= r_out <= 1.0, "ConvertLtoR left the unit interval"
    
            # Both coordinates run nose to tail, so the mapping is increasing.
            r_more = ConvertLtoR( geom_id, surf_indx, l + 0.1 )
    
            assert r_more > r_out, "ConvertLtoR is not increasing"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: l double L (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [out]: r_out double R (0 - 1) linear volume coordinate
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertLtoR(geom_id, surf_indx, l)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertUtoEta(self, geom_id, u):
        r"""
        Convert U coordinate to eta wing coordinate.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Wing Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            # U runs from 1 to N+1 over an N section wing when the root end cap is on,
            # so a U below 1 sits in the cap and does not map to a span station.
            u = 1.25
    
            eta_out = ConvertUtoEta( geom_id, u )
    
            # Converting back has to return the coordinate we started from.
            u_back = ConvertEtatoU( geom_id, eta_out )
    
            assert abs( u_back - u ) < 1e-6, "ConvertUtoEta does not round trip"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: u double U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [out]: eta_out double Eta (0 - 1) wing spanwise coordinate
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertUtoEta(geom_id, u)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertEtatoU(self, geom_id, eta):
        r"""
        Convert eta wing coordinate to u coordinate.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Wing Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "WING", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            eta= 0.25
    
            u = ConvertEtatoU( geom_id, eta )
    
            # Converting back has to return the coordinate we started from.
            eta_back = ConvertUtoEta( geom_id, u )
    
            assert abs( eta_back - eta ) < 1e-6, "ConvertEtatoU does not round trip"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: eta double Eta (0 - 1) wing spanwise coordinate
        :param [out]: u_out double U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertEtatoU(geom_id, eta)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompVecPnt01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, u_in_vec, w_in_vec):
        r"""
        Determine 3D coordinate for each surface coordinate point in the input arrays
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            uvec = [0]*n
            wvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                uvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                wvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPnt01( geom_id, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            # One point per coordinate pair, each the same point the scalar form gives.
            assert len( ptvec ) == n, "CompVecPnt01 returned the wrong number of points"
    
            for i in range(n):
                assert dist( ptvec[i], CompPnt01( geom_id, 0, uvec[i], wvec[i] ) ) < 1e-9, "CompVecPnt01 disagrees with CompPnt01 at " + str( i )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: u_in_vec vector<double> Input vector of U (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :param [in]: w_in_vec vector<double> Input vector of W (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of 3D coordinate points
        """
        return _vsp.CompVecPnt01(geom_id, surf_indx, u_in_vec, w_in_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompVecDegenPnt01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, degen_type, u_in_vec, w_in_vec):
        r"""
        Determine 3D coordinate for each degen surface coordinate point in the input arrays
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            uvec = [0]*n
            wvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                uvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                wvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecDegenPnt01( geom_id, 0, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            # One point per coordinate pair.  Degen type 0 is the surface itself, so
            # those points are the ones the surface form gives.
            assert len( ptvec ) == n, "CompVecDegenPnt01 returned the wrong number of points"
    
            surfvec = CompVecPnt01( geom_id, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            for i in range(n):
                assert dist( ptvec[i], surfvec[i] ) < 1e-6, "the degen surface does not follow the surface at " + str( i )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: degen_type int Type of degen surface (0-S, 1-V, 2-H, 3-C)
        :param [in]: u_in_vec vector<double> Input vector of U (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :param [in]: w_in_vec vector<double> Input vector of W (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of 3D coordinate points
        """
        return _vsp.CompVecDegenPnt01(geom_id, surf_indx, degen_type, u_in_vec, w_in_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompVecNorm01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, us, ws):
        r"""
        Determine the normal vector on a surface for each surface coordinate point in the input arrays
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            uvec = [0]*n
            wvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                uvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                wvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            normvec = CompVecNorm01( geom_id, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            for i in range( len( normvec ) ):
                assert abs( normvec[i].mag() - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "CompVecNorm01 is not a unit vector"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: us vector<double> Input vector of U (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :param [in]: ws vector<double> Input vector of W (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of 3D normal vectors
        """
        return _vsp.CompVecNorm01(geom_id, surf_indx, us, ws)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompVecCurvature01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, us, ws):
        r"""
        Determine the curvature of a specified surface at each surface coordinate point in the input arrays
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            uvec = [0]*n
            wvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                uvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                wvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
    
    
            k1vec, k2vec, kavec, kgvec = CompVecCurvature01( geom_id, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            # One value per coordinate pair, matching what the scalar form gives, and
            # holding the same relationships between the four curvatures.
            assert len( k1vec ) == n, "CompVecCurvature01 returned the wrong number of values"
            assert len( k2vec ) == n, "CompVecCurvature01 returned the wrong number of values"
            assert len( kavec ) == n, "CompVecCurvature01 returned the wrong number of values"
            assert len( kgvec ) == n, "CompVecCurvature01 returned the wrong number of values"
    
            for i in range(n):
                k1, k2, ka, kg = CompCurvature01( geom_id, 0, uvec[i], wvec[i] )
    
                assert abs( k1vec[i] - k1 ) < 1e-9, "CompVecCurvature01 disagrees with CompCurvature01 at " + str( i )
                assert abs( k2vec[i] - k2 ) < 1e-9, "CompVecCurvature01 disagrees with CompCurvature01 at " + str( i )
                assert abs( kavec[i] - ka ) < 1e-9, "CompVecCurvature01 disagrees with CompCurvature01 at " + str( i )
                assert abs( kgvec[i] - kg ) < 1e-9, "CompVecCurvature01 disagrees with CompCurvature01 at " + str( i )
    
                assert abs( kavec[i] - 0.5 * ( k1vec[i] + k2vec[i] ) ) < 1e-9, "the curvatures are inconsistent at " + str( i )
                assert abs( kgvec[i] - k1vec[i] * k2vec[i] ) < 1e-9, "the curvatures are inconsistent at " + str( i )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: us vector<double> Input vector of U (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :param [in]: ws vector<double> Input vector of W (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :param [out]: k1_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of maximum principal curvatures
        :param [out]: k2_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of minimum principal curvatures
        :param [out]: ka_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of mean curvatures
        :param [out]: kg_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of Gaussian curvatures
        """
        return _vsp.CompVecCurvature01(geom_id, surf_indx, us, ws)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ProjVecPnt01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pts):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest surface coordinates for an input array of 3D coordinate points and calculate the distance between each
        3D point and the closest point of the surface.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            uvec = [0]*n
            wvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                uvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                wvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPnt01( geom_id, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            normvec = CompVecNorm01( geom_id, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                ptvec[i].set_xyz( ptvec[i].x() + normvec[i].x(), ptvec[i].y() + normvec[i].y(), ptvec[i].z() + normvec[i].z() )
    
            uoutv, woutv, doutv = ProjVecPnt01( geom_id, 0, ptvec )
    
    
        See also: ProjVecPnt01Guess
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pts vector<vec3d> Input vector of 3D coordinate points
        :param [out]: u_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: w_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: d_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of distances for each 3D point and the closest point of the surface
        """
        return _vsp.ProjVecPnt01(geom_id, surf_indx, pts)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ProjVecPnt01Guess(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pts, u0s, w0s):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest surface coordinates for an input array of 3D coordinate points and calculate the distance between each
        3D point and the closest point of the surface. This function takes an input array of surface coordinate guesses for each 3D
        coordinate, offering a potential decrease in computation time compared to ProjVecPnt01.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            uvec = [0]*n
            wvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                uvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                wvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPnt01( geom_id, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            normvec = CompVecNorm01( geom_id, 0, uvec, wvec )
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                ptvec[i].set_xyz( ptvec[i].x() + normvec[i].x(), ptvec[i].y() + normvec[i].y(), ptvec[i].z() + normvec[i].z() )
    
            u0v = [0]*n
            w0v = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                u0v[i] = uvec[i] + 0.01234
    
                w0v[i] = wvec[i] - 0.05678
    
            uoutv, woutv, doutv = ProjVecPnt01Guess( geom_id, 0, ptvec, u0v,  w0v )
    
            # Each point was pushed one unit along its own normal, so each projects back
            # to where it came from at a distance of one.  Starting from a guess must not
            # change that.
            uv_ng, wv_ng, dv_ng = ProjVecPnt01( geom_id, 0, ptvec )
    
            for i in range(n):
                assert abs( doutv[i] - 1.0 ) < 1e-6, "ProjVecPnt01Guess did not recover point " + str( i )
                assert abs( uoutv[i] - uvec[i] ) < 1e-6, "ProjVecPnt01Guess did not recover point " + str( i )
                assert abs( woutv[i] - wvec[i] ) < 1e-6, "ProjVecPnt01Guess did not recover point " + str( i )
    
                assert abs( uoutv[i] - uv_ng[i] ) < 1e-6, "the guess changed the answer at " + str( i )
                assert abs( woutv[i] - wv_ng[i] ) < 1e-6, "the guess changed the answer at " + str( i )
                assert abs( doutv[i] - dv_ng[i] ) < 1e-6, "the guess changed the answer at " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: ProjVecPnt01,
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pts vector<vec3d> Input vector of 3D coordinate points
        :param [in]: u0s vector<double> Input vector of U (0 - 1) surface coordinate guesses
        :param [in]: w0s vector<double> Input vector of W (0 - 1) surface coordinate guesses
        :param [out]: u_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: w_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: d_out_vec vector<double> Output array of distances for each 3D point and the closest point of the surface
        """
        return _vsp.ProjVecPnt01Guess(geom_id, surf_indx, pts, u0s, w0s)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AxisProjVecPnt01(self, geom_id, surf_indx, iaxis, pts):
        r"""
        Project an input array of 3D coordinate points onto a surface along a specified axis.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point intersects the surface multiple times, the nearest intersection is returned.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point does not intersect the surface, the original point is returned and -1 is returned in the other output parameters.
    
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            surf_indx = 0
    
            n = 5
    
            uvec = [0]*n
            wvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                uvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                wvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, uvec, wvec )
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                ptvec[i].offset_y( -5.0 )
    
            uoutv, woutv, doutv = AxisProjVecPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, Y_DIR, ptvec )
    
            # Some of these outputs are expected to be non-zero because the projected point is on the opposite side of
            # the pod from the originally computed point.  I.e. there were multiple solutions and the original point
            # is not the closest intersection point.  We could offset those points in the +Y direction instead of -Y.
            for i in range(n):
    
                print( i, False )
                print( "U delta ", False )
                print( uvec[i] - uoutv[i], False )
                print( "W delta ", False )
                print( wvec[i] - woutv[i] )
    
            # Whichever intersection was found, it has to be a real one: the reported
            # coordinates have to name a point on the surface, and that point has to sit
            # on the same Y ray the test point was offset along.
            for i in range(n):
    
                assert uoutv[i] >= 0.0 and woutv[i] >= 0.0, "no intersection was found for point " + str( i )
    
                hit = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, uoutv[i], woutv[i] )
    
                assert abs( hit.x() - ptvec[i].x() ) < 1e-6, "the intersection left the Y ray at point " + str( i )
                assert abs( hit.z() - ptvec[i].z() ) < 1e-6, "the intersection left the Y ray at point " + str( i )
                assert abs( doutv[i] - abs( hit.y() - ptvec[i].y() ) ) < 1e-6, "the wrong distance was reported at point " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: AxisProjPnt01, AxisProjPnt01Guess, AxisProjPnt01I, AxisProjVecPnt01Guess
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the Geom
        :param [in]: iaxis int Axis direction to project point along (X_DIR, Y_DIR, or Z_DIR)
        :param [in]: pts vector<vec3d> Input vector of 3D coordinate points
        :param [out]: u_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: w_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: d_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of axis distances for each 3D point and the projected point of the surface
        """
        return _vsp.AxisProjVecPnt01(geom_id, surf_indx, iaxis, pts)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AxisProjVecPnt01Guess(self, geom_id, surf_indx, iaxis, pts, u0s, w0s):
        r"""
        Project an input array of 3D coordinate points onto a surface along a specified axis given initial guess arrays of surface parameter.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point intersects the surface multiple times, the nearest intersection is returned.  If the axis-aligned ray from the point does not intersect the surface, the original point is returned and -1 is returned in the other output parameters.  The surface parameter guess should allow this call to be faster than calling AxisProjVecPnt01 without a guess.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            surf_indx = 0
    
            n = 5
    
            uvec = [0]*n
            wvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                uvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                wvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, uvec, wvec )
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                ptvec[i].offset_y( -5.0 )
    
            u0v = [0]*n
            w0v = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                u0v[i] = uvec[i] + 0.01234
                w0v[i] = wvec[i] - 0.05678
    
            uoutv, woutv, doutv = AxisProjVecPnt01Guess( geom_id, surf_indx, Y_DIR, ptvec, u0v,  w0v )
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                print( i, False )
                print( "U delta ", False )
                print( uvec[i] - uoutv[i], False )
                print( "W delta ", False )
                print( wvec[i] - woutv[i] )
    
            # Whichever intersection was found, it has to be a real one: the reported
            # coordinates have to name a point on the surface, and that point has to sit
            # on the same Y ray the test point was offset along.
            for i in range(n):
    
                assert uoutv[i] >= 0.0 and woutv[i] >= 0.0, "no intersection was found for point " + str( i )
    
                hit = CompPnt01( geom_id, surf_indx, uoutv[i], woutv[i] )
    
                assert abs( hit.x() - ptvec[i].x() ) < 1e-6, "the intersection left the Y ray at point " + str( i )
                assert abs( hit.z() - ptvec[i].z() ) < 1e-6, "the intersection left the Y ray at point " + str( i )
                assert abs( doutv[i] - abs( hit.y() - ptvec[i].y() ) ) < 1e-6, "the wrong distance was reported at point " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: AxisProjPnt01, AxisProjPnt01Guess, AxisProjPnt01I, AxisProjVecPnt01
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: iaxis int Axis direction to project point along (X_DIR, Y_DIR, or Z_DIR)
        :param [in]: pts vector<vec3d> Input vector of 3D coordinate points
        :param [in]: u0s vector<double> Input vector of U (0 - 1) surface coordinate guesses
        :param [in]: w0s vector<double> Input vector of W (0 - 1) surface coordinate guesses
        :param [out]: u_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest U (0 - 1) surface coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: w_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest W (0 - 1) surface coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: d_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of axis distances for each 3D point and the projected point of the surface
        """
        return _vsp.AxisProjVecPnt01Guess(geom_id, surf_indx, iaxis, pts, u0s, w0s)
    
    @client_wrap
    def VecInsideSurf(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pts):
        r"""
        Test whether a vector of points are inside a specified surface.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            n = 5
    
            rvec = [0]*n
            svec = [0]*n
            tvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                rvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                svec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                tvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPntRST( geom_id, 0, rvec, svec, tvec )
    
    
            res = VecInsideSurf( geom_id, surf_indx, ptvec )
    
            # Every point came from CompVecPntRST with r below one, so all are inside.
            for i in range( len( res ) ):
                assert res[i], "VecInsideSurf says an interior point is outside"
    
    
    
        See also: VecInsideSurf
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pts vector<vec3d> Input vector of 3D coordinate points
        :rtype: std::vector< bool,std::allocator< bool > >
        :return: vector <bool> Boolean vector for each point.  True if it is inside the surface, false otherwise.
        """
        return _vsp.VecInsideSurf(geom_id, surf_indx, pts)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CompVecPntRST(self, geom_id, surf_indx, r_in_vec, s_in_vec, t_in_vec):
        r"""
        Determine 3D coordinate for each volume coordinate point in the input arrays
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            rvec = [0]*n
            svec = [0]*n
            tvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                rvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                svec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                tvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPntRST( geom_id, 0, rvec, svec, tvec )
    
            # One point per coordinate triple, each the same point the scalar form
            # gives, and every one of them inside the surface.
            assert len( ptvec ) == n, "CompVecPntRST returned the wrong number of points"
    
            for i in range(n):
                assert dist( ptvec[i], CompPntRST( geom_id, 0, rvec[i], svec[i], tvec[i] ) ) < 1e-9, "CompVecPntRST disagrees with CompPntRST at " + str( i )
                assert InsideSurf( geom_id, 0, ptvec[i] ), "CompVecPntRST returned a point outside the surface at " + str( i )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: r_in_vec vector<double> Input vector of R (0 - 1.0) volume coordinates
        :param [in]: s_in_vec vector<double> Input vector of S (0 - 1.0) volume coordinates
        :param [in]: t_in_vec vector<double> Input vector of T (0 - 1.0) volume coordinates
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Vector of 3D coordinate points
        """
        return _vsp.CompVecPntRST(geom_id, surf_indx, r_in_vec, s_in_vec, t_in_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindRSTVec(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pts):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest volume coordinates for an input array of 3D coordinate points and calculate the distance between each
        3D point and the found point in the volume.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            rvec = [0]*n
            svec = [0]*n
            tvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                rvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                svec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                tvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPntRST( geom_id, 0, rvec, svec, tvec )
    
    
    
            routv, soutv, toutv, doutv = FindRSTVec( geom_id, 0, ptvec )
    
            # Every point came from CompVecPntRST, so each search lands back on its own.
            for i in range( n ):
                assert abs( doutv[i] ) < 1e-6, "FindRSTVec distance"
                assert abs( routv[i] - rvec[i] ) < 1e-6, "FindRSTVec r"
                assert abs( soutv[i] - svec[i] ) < 1e-6, "FindRSTVec s"
                assert abs( toutv[i] - tvec[i] ) < 1e-6, "FindRSTVec t"
    
    
        See also: FindRSTVecGuess
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pts vector<vec3d> Input vector of 3D coordinate points
        :param [out]: r_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest R (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: s_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest S (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: t_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest T (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: d_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of distances for each 3D point and the closest point of the volume
        """
        return _vsp.FindRSTVec(geom_id, surf_indx, pts)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FindRSTVecGuess(self, geom_id, surf_indx, pts, r0s, s0s, t0s):
        r"""
        Determine the nearest volume coordinates for an input array of 3D coordinate points and calculate the distance between each
        3D point and the closest point of the volume. This function takes an input array of volume coordinate guesses for each 3D
        coordinate, offering a potential decrease in computation time compared to FindRSTVec.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            rvec = [0]*n
            svec = [0]*n
            tvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                rvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                svec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
    
                tvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            ptvec = CompVecPntRST( geom_id, 0, rvec, svec, tvec )
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                ptvec[i].set_xyz(ptvec[i].x() * 0.9, ptvec[i].y() * 0.9, ptvec[i].z() * 0.9)
    
             routv, soutv, toutv, doutv = FindRSTVecGuess( geom_id, 0, ptvec, rvec, svec, tvec )
    
             # The points above were scaled off the surface on purpose, so the search
             # does not return to the original r, s, t.  What must hold is that every
             # point got an answer and that the reported distances are real.
             assert len( routv ) == n and len( soutv ) == n and len( toutv ) == n and len( doutv ) == n, "FindRSTVecGuess result count"
             for i in range( len( doutv ) ):
                 assert doutv[i] >= 0.0, "FindRSTVecGuess distance"
    
    
        See also: FindRSTVec,
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: pts vector<vec3d> Input vector of 3D coordinate points
        :param [in]: r0s vector<double> Input vector of U (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate guesses
        :param [in]: s0s vector<double> Input vector of S (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate guesses
        :param [in]: t0s vector<double> Input vector of T (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate guesses
        :param [out]: r_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest R (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: s_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest S (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: t_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of the closest T (0 - 1.0) volume coordinate for each 3D input point
        :param [out]: d_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of distances for each 3D point and the closest point of the volume
        """
        return _vsp.FindRSTVecGuess(geom_id, surf_indx, pts, r0s, s0s, t0s)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertRSTtoLMNVec(self, geom_id, surf_indx, r_vec, s_vec, t_vec):
        r"""
        Convert vector of RST volumetric coordinates to LMN coordinates.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            rvec = [0]*n
            svec = [0]*n
            tvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                rvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
                svec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
                tvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
    
    
            lvec, mvec, nvec = ConvertRSTtoLMNVec( geom_id, 0, rvec, svec, tvec )
    
    
    
        See also: ConvertLMNtoRSTVec, ConvertRSTtoLMN, ConvertLMNtoRST
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: r_vec vector<double> Input vector of R (0 - 1) volumetric coordinate
        :param [in]: s_vec vector<double> Input vector of S (0 - 1) volumetric coordinate
        :param [in]: t_vec vector<double> Input vector of T (0 - 1) volumetric coordinate
        :param [out]: l_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of L (0 - 1) linear volumetric coordinate
        :param [out]: m_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of M (0 - 1) linear volumetric coordinate
        :param [out]: n_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of N (0 - 1) linear volumetric coordinate
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertRSTtoLMNVec(geom_id, surf_indx, r_vec, s_vec, t_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ConvertLMNtoRSTVec(self, geom_id, surf_indx, l_vec, m_vec, n_vec):
        r"""
        Convert vector of LMN volumetric coordinates to RST coordinates.
    
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            n = 5
    
            lvec = [0]*n
            mvec = [0]*n
            nvec = [0]*n
    
            for i in range(n):
    
                lvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
                mvec[i] = (n-i)*1.0/(n+1)
                nvec[i] = (i+1)*1.0/(n+1)
    
            rvec, svec, tvec = ConvertLMNtoRSTVec( geom_id, 0, lvec, mvec, nvec )
    
            # One triple out per triple in, each matching the scalar form, and the whole
            # conversion invertible.
            lback, mback, nback = ConvertRSTtoLMNVec( geom_id, 0, rvec, svec, tvec )
    
            assert len( rvec ) == n, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec returned the wrong number of values"
            assert len( svec ) == n, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec returned the wrong number of values"
            assert len( tvec ) == n, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec returned the wrong number of values"
    
            for i in range(n):
                r_one, s_one, t_one = ConvertLMNtoRST( geom_id, 0, lvec[i], mvec[i], nvec[i] )
    
                assert abs( rvec[i] - r_one ) < 1e-9, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec disagrees with ConvertLMNtoRST at " + str( i )
                assert abs( svec[i] - s_one ) < 1e-9, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec disagrees with ConvertLMNtoRST at " + str( i )
                assert abs( tvec[i] - t_one ) < 1e-9, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec disagrees with ConvertLMNtoRST at " + str( i )
    
                assert abs( lback[i] - lvec[i] ) < 1e-6, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec does not invert at " + str( i )
                assert abs( mback[i] - mvec[i] ) < 1e-6, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec does not invert at " + str( i )
                assert abs( nback[i] - nvec[i] ) < 1e-6, "ConvertLMNtoRSTVec does not invert at " + str( i )
    
    
        See also: ConvertRSTtoLMNVec, ConvertRSTtoLMN, ConvertLMNtoRST
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: l_vec vector<double> Input vector of L (0 - 1) linear volumetric coordinate
        :param [in]: m_vec vector<double> Input vector of M (0 - 1) linear volumetric coordinate
        :param [in]: n_vec vector<double> Input vector of N (0 - 1) linear volumetric coordinate
        :param [out]: r_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of R (0 - 1) volumetric coordinate
        :param [out]: s_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of S (0 - 1) volumetric coordinate
        :param [out]: t_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of T (0 - 1) volumetric coordinate
    
        """
        return _vsp.ConvertLMNtoRSTVec(geom_id, surf_indx, l_vec, m_vec, n_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetUWTess01(self, geom_id, surf_indx):
        r"""
        Get the surface coordinate point of each intersection of the tessellated wireframe for a particular surface
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            # Add Pod Geom
            geom_id = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            surf_indx = 0
    
            utess, wtess = GetUWTess01( geom_id, surf_indx )
    
            # The wireframe spans the whole surface and never runs backwards.
            assert len( utess ) >= 2, "GetUWTess01 returned too few stations"
            assert len( wtess ) >= 2, "GetUWTess01 returned too few stations"
    
            assert abs( utess[0] ) < 1e-9 and abs( utess[-1] - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "GetUWTess01 does not span the surface"
            assert abs( wtess[0] ) < 1e-9 and abs( wtess[-1] - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "GetUWTess01 does not span the surface"
    
            for i in range( 1, len( utess ) ):
                assert utess[i] > utess[i - 1], "the U stations are not increasing at " + str( i )
    
            for i in range( 1, len( wtess ) ):
                assert wtess[i] > wtess[i - 1], "the W stations are not increasing at " + str( i )
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surf_indx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [out]: u_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of U (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        :param [out]: w_out_vec vector<double> Output vector of W (0 - 1) surface coordinates
        """
        return _vsp.GetUWTess01(geom_id, surf_indx)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowAllRulers(self, ):
        r"""
        Create a new Ruler and add it to the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            pid2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid2, "Z_Rel_Location", "XForm", 4.0 )
    
            rid = AddRuler( pid1, 1, 0.2, 0.3, pid2, 0, 0.2, 0.3, "Ruler 1" )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( rid, "X_Offset", "Measure" ), 6.0 )
    
    
        :param [in]: startgeomid string Start parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: startsurfindx int Main surface index from the staring parent Geom
        :param [in]: startu double Surface u (0 - 1) start coordinate
        :param [in]: startw double Surface w (0 - 1) start coordinate
        :param [in]: endgeomid string End parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: endsurfindx int Main surface index on the end parent Geom
        :param [in]: endu double Surface u (0 - 1) end coordinate
        :param [in]: endw double Surface w (0 - 1) end coordinate
        :param [in]: name string Ruler name
        :rtype: void
        :return: string Ruler ID
    
    
    
        Create and add a Protractor object from three points on Geom surfaces.  The angle is measured at
        the middle point, between the legs running out to the start and end points.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            pid = AddProtractor( pod1, 0, 0.2, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.8, 0.0, "Example_Protractor" )
    
            assert len( pid ) > 0 and pid != "NONE", "AddProtractor returned no id"
    
            # The new protractor is the only one in the model.
            prot_array = GetAllProtractors()
    
            assert len( prot_array ) == 1, "AddProtractor did not add the protractor"
            assert prot_array[0] == pid, "AddProtractor did not add the protractor"
    
            # Protractors are their own Parm Containers, so the name is readable.
            assert GetContainerName( pid ) == "Example_Protractor", "AddProtractor did not name the protractor"
    
    
        See also: GetAllProtractors, DelProtractor, DeleteAllProtractors, AddRuler
        :param [in]: startgeomid string Start parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: startsurfindx int Start surface index from the start parent Geom
        :param [in]: startu double Start U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: startw double Start W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: midgeomid string Middle parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: midsurfindx int Middle surface index from the middle parent Geom
        :param [in]: midu double Middle U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: midw double Middle W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: endgeomid string End parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: endsurfindx int End surface index from the end parent Geom
        :param [in]: endu double End U (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: endw double End W (0 - 1) surface coordinate
        :param [in]: name string Protractor name
        :rtype: void
        :return: string Protractor ID
    
    
    
        Show every Ruler in the Measure Tool.  This is the Measure screen's Show All button for rulers.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            rid = AddRuler( pod1, 0, 0.2, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.8, 0.0, "Example_Ruler" )
    
            HideAllRulers()
    
            # Visibility is a Parm on the ruler itself.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( FindParm( rid, "Visible", "Measure" ) ) ) < 1e-12, "HideAllRulers did not hide the ruler"
    
            ShowAllRulers()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( FindParm( rid, "Visible", "Measure" ) ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "ShowAllRulers did not show the ruler"
    
    
        See also: HideAllRulers, AddRuler
        """
        return _vsp.ShowAllRulers()
    
    @client_wrap
    def HideAllRulers(self, ):
        r"""
        Hide every Ruler in the Measure Tool.
        See also: ShowAllRulers
        """
        return _vsp.HideAllRulers()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowAllProbes(self, ):
        r"""
        Show every Probe in the Measure Tool.
        See also: HideAllProbes
        """
        return _vsp.ShowAllProbes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def HideAllProbes(self, ):
        r"""
        Hide every Probe in the Measure Tool.
        See also: ShowAllProbes
        """
        return _vsp.HideAllProbes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowAllProtractors(self, ):
        r"""
        Show every Protractor in the Measure Tool.
        See also: HideAllProtractors
        """
        return _vsp.ShowAllProtractors()
    
    @client_wrap
    def HideAllProtractors(self, ):
        r"""
        Hide every Protractor in the Measure Tool.
        See also: ShowAllProtractors
        """
        return _vsp.HideAllProtractors()
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowAllRSTProbes(self, ):
        r"""
        Show every RST Probe in the Measure Tool.
        See also: HideAllRSTProbes
        """
        return _vsp.ShowAllRSTProbes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def HideAllRSTProbes(self, ):
        r"""
        Hide every RST Probe in the Measure Tool.
        See also: ShowAllRSTProbes
        """
        return _vsp.HideAllRSTProbes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddProtractor(self, startgeomid, startsurfindx, startu, startw, midgeomid, midsurfindx, midu, midw, endgeomid, endsurfindx, endu, endw, name):
        r"""AddProtractor(std::string const & startgeomid, int startsurfindx, double startu, double startw, std::string const & midgeomid, int midsurfindx, double midu, double midw, std::string const & endgeomid, int endsurfindx, double endu, double endw, std::string const & name) -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.AddProtractor(startgeomid, startsurfindx, startu, startw, midgeomid, midsurfindx, midu, midw, endgeomid, endsurfindx, endu, endw, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllProtractors(self, ):
        r"""
        Get an array of all Protractor IDs from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddProtractor( pod1, 0, 0.2, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.8, 0.0, "Protractor_1" )
            AddProtractor( pod1, 0, 0.1, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.4, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.7, 0.0, "Protractor_2" )
    
            prot_array = GetAllProtractors()
    
            assert len( prot_array ) == 2, "GetAllProtractors did not report both protractors"
            assert prot_array[0] != prot_array[1], "GetAllProtractors reported the same protractor twice"
    
    
        See also: AddProtractor, DelProtractor, DeleteAllProtractors
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Protractor IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllProtractors()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelProtractor(self, id):
        r"""
        Delete a particular Protractor from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            pid1 = AddProtractor( pod1, 0, 0.2, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.8, 0.0, "Protractor_1" )
            pid2 = AddProtractor( pod1, 0, 0.1, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.4, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.7, 0.0, "Protractor_2" )
    
            DelProtractor( pid1 )
    
            # Only the named protractor goes.
            prot_array = GetAllProtractors()
    
            assert len( prot_array ) == 1, "DelProtractor removed the wrong protractor"
            assert prot_array[0] == pid2, "DelProtractor removed the wrong protractor"
    
    
        See also: AddProtractor, GetAllProtractors, DeleteAllProtractors
        :param [in]: id string Protractor ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelProtractor(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllProtractors(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all Protractors from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddProtractor( pod1, 0, 0.2, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.8, 0.0, "Protractor_1" )
            AddProtractor( pod1, 0, 0.1, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.4, 0.0, pod1, 0, 0.7, 0.0, "Protractor_2" )
    
            DeleteAllProtractors()
    
            assert len( GetAllProtractors() ) == 0, "DeleteAllProtractors left protractors behind"
    
    
        See also: AddProtractor, GetAllProtractors, DelProtractor
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllProtractors()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddRSTProbe(self, geomid, surfindx, r, s, t, name):
        r"""
        Create and add an RST Probe object to the Measure Tool.  An RST Probe marks a point in the
        volume of a Geom rather than on its surface.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            pid = AddRSTProbe( pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, "Example_RSTProbe" )
    
            assert len( pid ) > 0 and pid != "NONE", "AddRSTProbe returned no id"
    
            # The new probe is the only one in the model, and it is not confused with a
            # surface probe.
            probe_array = GetAllRSTProbes()
    
            assert len( probe_array ) == 1, "AddRSTProbe did not add the probe"
            assert probe_array[0] == pid, "AddRSTProbe did not add the probe"
            assert len( GetAllProbes() ) == 0, "an RST probe was counted as a surface probe"
            assert GetContainerName( pid ) == "Example_RSTProbe", "AddRSTProbe did not name the probe"
    
    
        See also: GetAllRSTProbes, DelRSTProbe, DeleteAllRSTProbes, AddProbe
        :param [in]: geomid string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surfindx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: r double R (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [in]: s double S (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [in]: t double T (0 - 1) volume coordinate
        :param [in]: name string RST Probe name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string RST Probe ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddRSTProbe(geomid, surfindx, r, s, t, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllRSTProbes(self, ):
        r"""
        Get an array of all RST Probe IDs from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddRSTProbe( pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, "RSTProbe_1" )
            AddRSTProbe( pod1, 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.5, "RSTProbe_2" )
    
            probe_array = GetAllRSTProbes()
    
            assert len( probe_array ) == 2, "GetAllRSTProbes did not report both probes"
            assert probe_array[0] != probe_array[1], "GetAllRSTProbes reported the same probe twice"
    
    
        See also: AddRSTProbe, DelRSTProbe, DeleteAllRSTProbes
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of RST Probe IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllRSTProbes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelRSTProbe(self, id):
        r"""
        Delete a particular RST Probe from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            pid1 = AddRSTProbe( pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, "RSTProbe_1" )
            pid2 = AddRSTProbe( pod1, 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.5, "RSTProbe_2" )
    
            DelRSTProbe( pid1 )
    
            # Only the named probe goes.
            probe_array = GetAllRSTProbes()
    
            assert len( probe_array ) == 1, "DelRSTProbe removed the wrong probe"
            assert probe_array[0] == pid2, "DelRSTProbe removed the wrong probe"
    
    
        See also: AddRSTProbe, GetAllRSTProbes, DeleteAllRSTProbes
        :param [in]: id string RST Probe ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelRSTProbe(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllRSTProbes(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all RST Probes from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddRSTProbe( pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, "RSTProbe_1" )
            AddRSTProbe( pod1, 0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.5, "RSTProbe_2" )
    
            # Surface probes are a separate list and are left alone.
            AddProbe( pod1, 0, 0.5, 0.5, "Surface_Probe" )
    
            DeleteAllRSTProbes()
    
            assert len( GetAllRSTProbes() ) == 0, "DeleteAllRSTProbes left probes behind"
            assert len( GetAllProbes() ) == 1, "DeleteAllRSTProbes removed a surface probe"
    
    
        See also: AddRSTProbe, GetAllRSTProbes, DelRSTProbe
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllRSTProbes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddRuler(self, startgeomid, startsurfindx, startu, startw, endgeomid, endsurfindx, endu, endw, name):
        r"""AddRuler(std::string const & startgeomid, int startsurfindx, double startu, double startw, std::string const & endgeomid, int endsurfindx, double endu, double endw, std::string const & name) -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.AddRuler(startgeomid, startsurfindx, startu, startw, endgeomid, endsurfindx, endu, endw, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllRulers(self, ):
        r"""
        Get an array of all Ruler IDs from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            pid2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid2, "Z_Rel_Location", "XForm", 4.0 )
    
            rid1 = AddRuler( pid1, 1, 0.2, 0.3, pid2, 0, 0.2, 0.3, "Ruler 1" )
    
            rid2 = AddRuler( pid1, 0, 0.4, 0.6, pid1, 1, 0.8, 0.9, "Ruler 2" )
    
            ruler_array = GetAllRulers()
            assert len( ruler_array ) > 0, "GetAllRulers returned nothing"
    
            print("Two Rulers")
    
            for n in range(len(ruler_array)):
    
                print( ruler_array[n] )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Vector of Ruler IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllRulers()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelRuler(self, id):
        r"""
        Delete a particular Ruler from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            pid2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid2, "Z_Rel_Location", "XForm", 4.0 )
    
            rid1 = AddRuler( pid1, 1, 0.2, 0.3, pid2, 0, 0.2, 0.3, "Ruler 1" )
    
            rid2 = AddRuler( pid1, 0, 0.4, 0.6, pid1, 1, 0.8, 0.9, "Ruler 2" )
    
            ruler_array = GetAllRulers()
    
            num_before_del = len( GetAllRulers() )
            DelRuler( ruler_array[0] )
            assert len( GetAllRulers() ) < num_before_del, "DelRuler removed nothing"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Ruler ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelRuler(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllRulers(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all Rulers from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            pid2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid2, "Z_Rel_Location", "XForm", 4.0 )
    
            rid1 = AddRuler( pid1, 1, 0.2, 0.3, pid2, 0, 0.2, 0.3, "Ruler 1" )
    
            rid2 = AddRuler( pid1, 0, 0.4, 0.6, pid1, 1, 0.8, 0.9, "Ruler 2" )
    
            DeleteAllRulers()
            assert len( GetAllRulers() ) == 0, "DeleteAllRulers left something behind"
    
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllRulers()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddProbe(self, geomid, surfindx, u, w, name):
        r"""
        Create a new Probe and add it to the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            probe_id = AddProbe( pid1, 0, 0.5, 0.8, "Probe 1" )
    
            SetParmVal( FindParm( probe_id, "Len", "Measure" ), 3.0 )
    
    
        :param [in]: geomid string Parent Geom ID
        :param [in]: surfindx int Main surface index from the parent Geom
        :param [in]: u double Surface u (0 - 1) coordinate
        :param [in]: w double Surface w (0 - 1) coordinate
        :param [in]: name string Probe name
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Probe ID
        """
        return _vsp.AddProbe(geomid, surfindx, u, w, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAllProbes(self, ):
        r"""
        Get an array of all Probe IDs from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            probe_id = AddProbe( pid1, 0, 0.5, 0.8, "Probe 1" )
    
            probe_array = GetAllProbes()
            assert len( probe_array ) > 0, "GetAllProbes returned nothing"
    
            print( "One Probe: ", False )
    
            print( probe_array[0] )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of Probe IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAllProbes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelProbe(self, id):
        r"""
        Delete a specific Probe from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            probe_id_1 = AddProbe( pid1, 0, 0.5, 0.8, "Probe 1" )
            probe_id_2 = AddProbe( pid1, 0, 0.2, 0.3, "Probe 2" )
    
            DelProbe( probe_id_1 )
    
            probe_array = GetAllProbes()
    
            if  len(probe_array) != 1 :
                print( "Error: DelProbe" )
                assert False, "Error: DelProbe"
    
    
        :param [in]: id string Probe ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelProbe(id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DeleteAllProbes(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all Probes from the Measure Tool
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            SetParmVal( pid1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            probe_id_1 = AddProbe( pid1, 0, 0.5, 0.8, "Probe 1" )
            probe_id_2 = AddProbe( pid1, 0, 0.2, 0.3, "Probe 2" )
    
            DeleteAllProbes()
    
            probe_array = GetAllProbes()
    
            if  len(probe_array) != 0 :
                print( "Error: DeleteAllProbes" )
                assert False, "Error: DeleteAllProbes"
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.DeleteAllProbes()
    
    @client_wrap
    def CopyAirfoil(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Link two Parms so that changing the first drives the second.  This is the simple Parm Link the
        Link screen builds, not an Advanced Link.  The link is created with its offset active and set to
        the difference between the two Parms, so B follows A while holding its current separation.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            SetParmVal( xb, 3.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            assert len( link_id ) > 0, "AddParmLink returned no id"
            assert GetNumParmLinks() == 1, "AddParmLink did not add the link"
            assert GetParmLinkID( 0 ) == link_id, "AddParmLink did not add the link"
    
            # The link drives B from A, holding the three unit offset it started with.
            SetParmValUpdate( xa, 5.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( xb ) - 8.0 ) < 1e-6, "the parm link did not drive its output"
    
            # Linking the same pair twice has to be refused.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "AddParmLink accepted a duplicate link"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: GetNumParmLinks, GetParmLinkID, DelParmLink, DelAllParmLinks, AddAdvLink
        :param [in]: parm_a_id string Parm ID of the driving Parm
        :param [in]: parm_b_id string Parm ID of the driven Parm
        :rtype: void
        :return: string Parm Link ID
    
    
    
        Copy the airfoil of a wing section to the airfoil clipboard.  This is a separate clipboard from
        the one CopyXSec uses, so an airfoil can be moved without carrying the section geometry with it.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            wid = AddGeom( "WING" )
    
            # Give section 1 a distinctive airfoil.
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( wid, 0 )
    
            ChangeXSecShape( xsec_surf, 1, XS_SIX_SERIES )
    
            Update()
    
            CopyAirfoil( wid, 1 )
    
            PasteAirfoil( wid, 0 )
    
            # The airfoil travels; the section geometry does not.
            assert GetXSecShape( GetXSec( xsec_surf, 0 ) ) == XS_SIX_SERIES, "the airfoil did not paste"
    
            # A Geom that is not a wing has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            CopyAirfoil( pid, 0 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "CopyAirfoil accepted a Geom that is not a wing"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: PasteAirfoil, CopyXSec
        :param [in]: geom_id string Wing Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Wing section index
        """
        return _vsp.CopyAirfoil(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PasteAirfoil(self, geom_id, index):
        r"""
        Paste the airfoil clipboard onto a wing section
        See also: CopyAirfoil, PasteXSec
        :param [in]: geom_id string Wing Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Wing section index
        """
        return _vsp.PasteAirfoil(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ClearSkinning(self, geom_id, index=-1):
        r"""
        Clear the skinning of one cross section, or of every cross section when the index is left at -1.
        This is the Skinning tab's Clear and Clear All buttons.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            sid = AddGeom( "STACK", "" )
    
            xsec_surf = GetXSecSurf( sid, 0 )
    
            xsec = GetXSec( xsec_surf, 1 )
    
            SetXSecTanAngles( xsec, XSEC_BOTH_SIDES, 15.0, -1.0e12, -1.0e12, -1.0e12 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLAngleSet" ) ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "the skinning was never set"
    
            ClearSkinning( sid, 1 )
    
            Update()
    
            # Clearing releases the section's skinning controls and puts symmetry back
            # on; the angle itself becomes whatever the skin solves for.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "TopLAngleSet" ) ) ) < 1e-12, "ClearSkinning did not release the section"
            assert abs( GetParmVal( GetXSecParm( xsec, "AllSym" ) ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-12, "ClearSkinning did not release the section"
    
            # A Geom with no cross sections has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            ClearSkinning( pid )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "ClearSkinning accepted a Geom with no cross sections"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: ResetXSecSkinParms
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        :param [in]: index int Cross section index, or -1 for every section
        """
        return _vsp.ClearSkinning(geom_id, index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ResetGeomScale(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Discard a Geom's pending scale and return it to its unscaled size.  This is the Scale tab's
        Reset button.  Use AcceptGeomScale to keep the scaled size instead.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Update()
    
            before_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( pid, 0, False )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( pid, "Scale", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            scaled_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( pid, 0, False )
    
            assert abs( scaled_max.x() - 2.0 * before_max.x() ) < 1e-6, "the Geom was never scaled"
    
            ResetGeomScale( pid )
    
            Update()
    
            # The scale factor comes back to one and the Geom returns to its base size.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( pid, "Scale", "XForm" ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "ResetGeomScale did not reset the scale factor"
    
            after_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( pid, 0, False )
    
            assert abs( after_max.x() - before_max.x() ) < 1e-6, "ResetGeomScale did not undo the scaling"
    
    
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.ResetGeomScale(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AcceptGeomScale(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Turn a MeshGeom into a Point Cloud Geom made of its mesh nodes.  This is the Mesh screen's
        Convert to Point Cloud button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            mesh_id = ExportFile( "Example_Mesh.msh", SET_ALL, EXPORT_GMSH )
    
            cloud_id = CreatePtCloudGeom( mesh_id )
    
            assert len( cloud_id ) > 0, "CreatePtCloudGeom did not make a point cloud"
            assert GetGeomTypeName( cloud_id ) == "PtCloud", "CreatePtCloudGeom did not make a point cloud"
    
            # A Geom that is not a mesh has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            CreatePtCloudGeom( pid )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "CreatePtCloudGeom accepted a Geom that is not a mesh"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CreateNGonMeshGeom, CreateConvexHull
        :param [in]: geom_id string MeshGeom ID
        :rtype: void
        :return: string Point Cloud Geom ID
    
    
    
        Keep a Geom's scaled size and reset the scale factor to one, folding the scaling into the
        Geom's own dimensions.  This is the Scale tab's Accept button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            Update()
    
            before_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( pid, 0, False )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( pid, "Scale", "XForm", 2.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            AcceptGeomScale( pid )
    
            Update()
    
            # The scale factor comes back to one but the size it produced is kept.
            assert abs( GetParmVal( pid, "Scale", "XForm" ) - 1.0 ) < 1e-9, "AcceptGeomScale did not reset the scale factor"
    
            after_max = GetGeomBBoxMax( pid, 0, False )
    
            assert abs( after_max.x() - 2.0 * before_max.x() ) < 1e-6, "AcceptGeomScale did not keep the scaled size"
    
    
        See also: ResetGeomScale
        :param [in]: geom_id string Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.AcceptGeomScale(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetPtCloudPnts(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Get the points of a Point Cloud Geom
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            mesh_id = ExportFile( "Example_Mesh.msh", SET_ALL, EXPORT_GMSH )
    
            cloud_id = CreatePtCloudGeom( mesh_id )
    
            pnts = GetPtCloudPnts( cloud_id )
    
            assert len( pnts ) > 0, "GetPtCloudPnts returned nothing"
    
            # A Geom that is not a point cloud has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetPtCloudPnts( pid )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetPtCloudPnts accepted a Geom that is not a point cloud"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CreatePtCloudGeom, CreateConvexHull
        :param [in]: geom_id string Point Cloud Geom ID
        :rtype: std::vector< vec3d,std::allocator< vec3d > >
        :return: vector<vec3d> Array of point cloud points
        """
        return _vsp.GetPtCloudPnts(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CreatePtCloudGeom(self, geom_id):
        r"""CreatePtCloudGeom(std::string const & geom_id) -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.CreatePtCloudGeom(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CreateNGonMeshGeom(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Turn a MeshGeom into an NGon Mesh Geom.  This is the Mesh screen's Convert to NGon Mesh button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            mesh_id = ExportFile( "Example_Mesh.msh", SET_ALL, EXPORT_GMSH )
    
            ngon_id = CreateNGonMeshGeom( mesh_id )
    
            assert len( ngon_id ) > 0, "CreateNGonMeshGeom did not make an NGon mesh"
            assert GetGeomTypeName( ngon_id ) == "NGonMesh", "CreateNGonMeshGeom did not make an NGon mesh"
    
            # A Geom that is not a mesh has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            CreateNGonMeshGeom( pid )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "CreateNGonMeshGeom accepted a Geom that is not a mesh"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CreatePtCloudGeom
        :param [in]: geom_id string MeshGeom ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string NGon Mesh Geom ID
        """
        return _vsp.CreateNGonMeshGeom(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def CreateConvexHull(self, geom_id):
        r"""
        Build the convex hull of a Point Cloud Geom.  The hull arrives as a new MeshGeom; the point
        cloud itself is left alone.  This is the Point Cloud screen's Convex Hull button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            mesh_id = ExportFile( "Example_Mesh.msh", SET_ALL, EXPORT_GMSH )
    
            cloud_id = CreatePtCloudGeom( mesh_id )
    
            num_pnts = len( GetPtCloudPnts( cloud_id ) )
    
            hull_id = CreateConvexHull( cloud_id )
    
            Update()
    
            # The hull is a mesh of its own, and the cloud it came from is untouched.
            assert len( hull_id ) > 0, "CreateConvexHull did not make a hull mesh"
            assert GetGeomTypeName( hull_id ) == "Mesh", "CreateConvexHull did not make a hull mesh"
            assert len( GetPtCloudPnts( cloud_id ) ) == num_pnts, "CreateConvexHull disturbed the point cloud"
    
            # A Geom that is not a point cloud has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            CreateConvexHull( pid )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "CreateConvexHull accepted a Geom that is not a point cloud"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: CreatePtCloudGeom, GetPtCloudPnts
        :param [in]: geom_id string Point Cloud Geom ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string MeshGeom ID of the hull
        """
        return _vsp.CreateConvexHull(geom_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ProjectPtCloudPts(self, geom_id, target_geom_id, surf_index, dir_index):
        r"""
        Project the points of a point cloud onto a surface of another Geom, the way the Project button
        on the Point Cloud screen does.  Each point is moved along the chosen axis until it lands on the
        target surface; a point that does not hit the surface is left where it is.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            # Mesh the Pod, then make a point cloud out of the mesh vertices.
            mesh_id = ExportFile( "ProjectExample.msh", SET_ALL, EXPORT_GMSH )
    
            cloud_id = CreatePtCloudGeom( mesh_id )
    
            # Lift the cloud above the Pod so the points have somewhere to fall from.
            SetParmVal( cloud_id, "Z_Rel_Location", "XForm", 5.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            before = GetPtCloudPnts( cloud_id )
    
            ProjectPtCloudPts( cloud_id, pid, 0, Z_DIR )
    
            Update()
    
            after = GetPtCloudPnts( cloud_id )
    
            # Projection moves points; it never adds or removes any.
            assert len( after ) == len( before ), "ProjectPtCloudPts changed the point count"
    
    
        See also: CreatePtCloudGeom, CreateConvexHull
        :param [in]: geom_id string Point cloud Geom ID
        :param [in]: target_geom_id string Geom ID of the Geom to project onto
        :param [in]: surf_index int Surface index on the target Geom
        :param [in]: dir_index int Direction to project along, X_DIR, Y_DIR or Z_DIR (see DIR_INDEX)
        """
        return _vsp.ProjectPtCloudPts(geom_id, target_geom_id, surf_index, dir_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowSet(self, set_index):
        r"""
        Show every Geom in a set, leaving the rest of the model as it is.  This is the Geom browser's
        Show Set button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pid = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pid, 3, True )
    
            NoShowSet( 3 )
    
            assert not GetSetFlag( pid, SET_SHOWN ), "NoShowSet did not hide the set"
    
            ShowSet( 3 )
    
            assert GetSetFlag( pid, SET_SHOWN ), "ShowSet did not show the set"
    
            # A set index past the end has to be rejected.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            ShowSet( GetNumSets() )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "ShowSet accepted a set index past the end"
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: NoShowSet, ShowOnlySet
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        """
        return _vsp.ShowSet(set_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def NoShowSet(self, set_index):
        r"""
        Hide every Geom in a set, leaving the rest of the model as it is.
        See also: ShowSet, ShowOnlySet
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        """
        return _vsp.NoShowSet(set_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ShowOnlySet(self, set_index):
        r"""
        Show every Geom in a set and hide everything else.  This is the Geom browser's Show Only Set
        button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD" )
    
            SetSetFlag( pod1, 3, True )
    
            ShowOnlySet( 3 )
    
            # The set is shown and everything outside it is hidden.
            assert GetSetFlag( pod1, SET_SHOWN ), "ShowOnlySet did not show the set"
            assert not GetSetFlag( pod2, SET_SHOWN ), "ShowOnlySet did not hide the rest of the model"
    
    
        See also: ShowSet, NoShowSet
        :param [in]: set_index int Set index
        """
        return _vsp.ShowOnlySet(set_index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddParmLink(self, parm_a_id, parm_b_id):
        r"""AddParmLink(std::string const & parm_a_id, std::string const & parm_b_id) -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.AddParmLink(parm_a_id, parm_b_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetNumParmLinks(self, ):
        r"""
        Get the number of simple Parm Links in the model
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            assert GetNumParmLinks() == 0, "a new model starts with Parm Links"
    
            AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
            AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            assert GetNumParmLinks() == 2, "GetNumParmLinks did not count both links"
    
            # Every link the count claims has to be findable.
            for i in range( GetNumParmLinks() ):
                assert len( GetParmLinkID( i ) ) > 0, "a counted link cannot be found"
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, GetParmLinkID
        :rtype: int
        :return: int Number of Parm Links
        """
        return _vsp.GetNumParmLinks()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmLinkID(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the ID of the Parm Link at the specified index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            first = AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
            second = AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            # Links come back in the order they were added.
            assert GetParmLinkID( 0 ) == first, "GetParmLinkID did not report the links in order"
            assert GetParmLinkID( 1 ) == second, "GetParmLinkID did not report the links in order"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetParmLinkID( GetNumParmLinks() )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetParmLinkID accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, GetNumParmLinks
        :param [in]: index int Parm Link index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm Link ID
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmLinkID(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmLinkAParm(self, link_id):
        r"""
        Get the driving Parm of a Parm Link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            assert GetParmLinkAParm( link_id ) == xa, "the link does not report the Parms it was given"
            assert GetParmLinkBParm( link_id ) == xb, "the link does not report the Parms it was given"
    
            # Pointing A at a different Parm has to take.
            ya = GetParm( pod1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            SetParmLinkAParm( link_id, ya )
    
            assert GetParmLinkAParm( link_id ) == ya, "SetParmLinkAParm did not take"
    
            # A Parm that does not exist has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            SetParmLinkAParm( link_id, "NOSUCHPARM" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "SetParmLinkAParm accepted a bad Parm ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, GetParmLinkBParm, SetParmLinkAParm
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm ID of the driving Parm
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmLinkAParm(link_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmLinkBParm(self, link_id):
        r"""
        Get the driven Parm of a Parm Link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            assert GetParmLinkBParm( link_id ) == xb, "GetParmLinkBParm did not report the driven Parm"
    
            # The two ends are different Parms.
            assert GetParmLinkBParm( link_id ) != GetParmLinkAParm( link_id ), "both ends of the link report the same Parm"
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, GetParmLinkAParm, SetParmLinkBParm
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Parm ID of the driven Parm
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmLinkBParm(link_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmLinkAParm(self, link_id, parm_id):
        r"""
        Set the driving Parm of a Parm Link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            ya = GetParm( pod1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            SetParmLinkAParm( link_id, ya )
    
            assert GetParmLinkAParm( link_id ) == ya, "SetParmLinkAParm did not take"
    
            # The driven end is left alone.
            assert GetParmLinkBParm( link_id ) == xb, "SetParmLinkAParm disturbed the driven Parm"
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, GetParmLinkAParm
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID of the driving Parm
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmLinkAParm(link_id, parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmLinkBParm(self, link_id, parm_id):
        r"""
        Set the driven Parm of a Parm Link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            yb = GetParm( pod2, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            SetParmLinkBParm( link_id, yb )
    
            assert GetParmLinkBParm( link_id ) == yb, "SetParmLinkBParm did not take"
    
            # The driving end is left alone.
            assert GetParmLinkAParm( link_id ) == xa, "SetParmLinkBParm disturbed the driving Parm"
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, GetParmLinkBParm
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parm ID of the driven Parm
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmLinkBParm(link_id, parm_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelParmLink(self, link_id):
        r"""
        Delete a single Parm Link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            first = AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
            second = AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            DelParmLink( first )
    
            # Only the named link goes.
            assert GetNumParmLinks() == 1, "DelParmLink removed the wrong link"
            assert GetParmLinkID( 0 ) == second, "DelParmLink removed the wrong link"
    
            # An ID that is not a link has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            DelParmLink( "NOSUCHLINK" )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "DelParmLink accepted a bad ID"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, DelAllParmLinks
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        """
        return _vsp.DelParmLink(link_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllParmLinks(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete every simple Parm Link in the model.  Advanced Links are a separate list and are left alone.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
            AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleAdvLink" )
    
            DelAllParmLinks()
    
            assert GetNumParmLinks() == 0, "DelAllParmLinks left links behind"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "DelAllParmLinks removed an advanced link"
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, DelParmLink
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllParmLinks()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SortParmLinksByA(self, ):
        r"""
        Sort the Parm links by the Parm each one reads from, ordering on container name, then group
        name, then Parm name.  This is the Sort A button on the Parm Link screen.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            fine = FindParm( pod, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            x_pos = FindParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            y_pos = FindParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            # Add the links out of order, reading from Length first.
            link1 = AddParmLink( length, x_pos )
            link2 = AddParmLink( fine, y_pos )
    
            SortParmLinksByA()
    
            # FineRatio sorts ahead of Length, so its link comes first.
            assert GetParmLinkID( 0 ) == link2, "SortParmLinksByA did not sort the links"
    
    
        See also: SortParmLinksByB, AddParmLink
        """
        return _vsp.SortParmLinksByA()
    
    @client_wrap
    def SortParmLinksByB(self, ):
        r"""
        Sort the Parm links by the Parm each one drives, ordering on container name, then group name,
        then Parm name.  This is the Sort B button on the Parm Link screen.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            fine = FindParm( pod, "FineRatio", "Design" )
            x_pos = FindParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            y_pos = FindParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            # Add the links so that the one driving Y_Rel_Location comes first.
            link1 = AddParmLink( length, y_pos )
            link2 = AddParmLink( fine, x_pos )
    
            SortParmLinksByB()
    
            # X_Rel_Location sorts ahead of Y_Rel_Location, so its link comes first.
            assert GetParmLinkID( 0 ) == link2, "SortParmLinksByB did not sort the links"
    
    
        See also: SortParmLinksByA, AddParmLink
        """
        return _vsp.SortParmLinksByB()
    
    @client_wrap
    def LinkAllComp(self, parm_a_id, parm_b_id):
        r"""
        Link every Parm of the container holding the first Parm to the matching Parm of the container
        holding the second.  This is the Link screen's "Link All Comp" button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            LinkAllComp( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            # A Pod carries many Parms, so this makes many links at once.
            assert GetNumParmLinks() >= 2, "LinkAllComp did not link the containers"
    
            # Every link it made joins two real Parms.
            for i in range( GetNumParmLinks() ):
                lid = GetParmLinkID( i )
                assert len( GetParmLinkAParm( lid ) ) > 0, "LinkAllComp made a link with no Parms"
                assert len( GetParmLinkBParm( lid ) ) > 0, "LinkAllComp made a link with no Parms"
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, LinkAllGroup
        :param [in]: parm_a_id string Parm ID naming the driving container
        :param [in]: parm_b_id string Parm ID naming the driven container
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if any link was made
        """
        return _vsp.LinkAllComp(parm_a_id, parm_b_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def LinkAllGroup(self, parm_a_id, parm_b_id):
        r"""
        Link every Parm of the group holding the first Parm to the matching Parm of the group holding
        the second.  This is the Link screen's "Link All Group" button.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            LinkAllGroup( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            # The XForm group carries several Parms, so this makes several links.
            num_group = GetNumParmLinks()
    
            assert num_group >= 2, "LinkAllGroup did not link the groups"
    
            # A group is part of the container, so linking the whole container makes at
            # least as many links.
            DelAllParmLinks()
    
            LinkAllComp( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            assert GetNumParmLinks() >= num_group, "LinkAllGroup linked more than LinkAllComp"
    
    
        See also: AddParmLink, LinkAllComp
        :param [in]: parm_a_id string Parm ID naming the driving group
        :param [in]: parm_b_id string Parm ID naming the driven group
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if any link was made
        """
        return _vsp.LinkAllGroup(parm_a_id, parm_b_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmLinkOffsetFlag(self, link_id):
        r"""
        Get whether a Parm Link applies its offset
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            # A new link comes up with its offset on and the rest off.
            assert GetParmLinkOffsetFlag( link_id ) == True, "the offset flag did not start where a new link starts"
    
            SetParmLinkOffsetFlag( link_id, not GetParmLinkOffsetFlag( link_id ) )
    
            assert GetParmLinkOffsetFlag( link_id ) != True, "GetParmLinkOffsetFlag did not follow the setter"
    
    
        See also: SetParmLinkOffsetFlag, AddParmLink
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if the offset is applied
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmLinkOffsetFlag(link_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmLinkOffsetFlag(self, link_id, flag):
        r"""
        Set whether a Parm Link applies its offset.  The value itself is the link's
        Offset Parm, reached with FindParm on the link ID.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            SetParmLinkOffsetFlag( link_id, True )
    
            assert GetParmLinkOffsetFlag( link_id ), "the offset flag did not take"
    
            SetParmLinkOffsetFlag( link_id, False )
    
            assert not GetParmLinkOffsetFlag( link_id ), "the offset flag did not clear"
    
            # The value it applies is a Parm on the link itself.
            assert len( FindParm( link_id, "Offset", "Link" ) ) > 0, "the link carries no Offset Parm"
    
    
        See also: GetParmLinkOffsetFlag, AddParmLink
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :param [in]: flag bool True to apply the offset
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmLinkOffsetFlag(link_id, flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmLinkScaleFlag(self, link_id):
        r"""
        Get whether a Parm Link applies its scale
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            # A new link comes up with its offset on and the rest off.
            assert GetParmLinkScaleFlag( link_id ) == False, "the scale flag did not start where a new link starts"
    
            SetParmLinkScaleFlag( link_id, not GetParmLinkScaleFlag( link_id ) )
    
            assert GetParmLinkScaleFlag( link_id ) != False, "GetParmLinkScaleFlag did not follow the setter"
    
    
        See also: SetParmLinkScaleFlag, AddParmLink
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if the scale is applied
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmLinkScaleFlag(link_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmLinkScaleFlag(self, link_id, flag):
        r"""
        Set whether a Parm Link applies its scale.  The value itself is the link's
        Scale Parm, reached with FindParm on the link ID.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            SetParmLinkScaleFlag( link_id, True )
    
            assert GetParmLinkScaleFlag( link_id ), "the scale flag did not take"
    
            SetParmLinkScaleFlag( link_id, False )
    
            assert not GetParmLinkScaleFlag( link_id ), "the scale flag did not clear"
    
            # The value it applies is a Parm on the link itself.
            assert len( FindParm( link_id, "Scale", "Link" ) ) > 0, "the link carries no Scale Parm"
    
    
        See also: GetParmLinkScaleFlag, AddParmLink
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :param [in]: flag bool True to apply the scale
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmLinkScaleFlag(link_id, flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag(self, link_id):
        r"""
        Get whether a Parm Link applies its lower limit
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            # A new link comes up with its offset on and the rest off.
            assert GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag( link_id ) == False, "the lower limit flag did not start where a new link starts"
    
            SetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag( link_id, not GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag( link_id ) )
    
            assert GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag( link_id ) != False, "GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag did not follow the setter"
    
    
        See also: SetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag, AddParmLink
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if the lower limit is applied
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag(link_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag(self, link_id, flag):
        r"""
        Set whether a Parm Link applies its lower limit.  The value itself is the link's
        LowerLimit Parm, reached with FindParm on the link ID.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            SetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag( link_id, True )
    
            assert GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag( link_id ), "the lower limit flag did not take"
    
            SetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag( link_id, False )
    
            assert not GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag( link_id ), "the lower limit flag did not clear"
    
            # The value it applies is a Parm on the link itself.
            assert len( FindParm( link_id, "LowerLimit", "Link" ) ) > 0, "the link carries no LowerLimit Parm"
    
    
        See also: GetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag, AddParmLink
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :param [in]: flag bool True to apply the lower limit
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmLinkLowerLimitFlag(link_id, flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag(self, link_id):
        r"""
        Get whether a Parm Link applies its upper limit
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            xa = GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            xb = GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( xa, xb )
    
            # A new link comes up with its offset on and the rest off.
            assert GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag( link_id ) == False, "the upper limit flag did not start where a new link starts"
    
            SetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag( link_id, not GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag( link_id ) )
    
            assert GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag( link_id ) != False, "GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag did not follow the setter"
    
    
        See also: SetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag, AddParmLink
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool True if the upper limit is applied
        """
        return _vsp.GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag(link_id)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag(self, link_id, flag):
        r"""
        Set whether a Parm Link applies its upper limit.  The value itself is the link's
        UpperLimit Parm, reached with FindParm on the link ID.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            pod1 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            pod2 = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            link_id = AddParmLink( GetParm( pod1, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), GetParm( pod2, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ) )
    
            SetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag( link_id, True )
    
            assert GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag( link_id ), "the upper limit flag did not take"
    
            SetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag( link_id, False )
    
            assert not GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag( link_id ), "the upper limit flag did not clear"
    
            # The value it applies is a Parm on the link itself.
            assert len( FindParm( link_id, "UpperLimit", "Link" ) ) > 0, "the link carries no UpperLimit Parm"
    
    
        See also: GetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag, AddParmLink
        :param [in]: link_id string Parm Link ID
        :param [in]: flag bool True to apply the upper limit
        """
        return _vsp.SetParmLinkUpperLimitFlag(link_id, flag)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAdvLinkNames(self, ):
        r"""
        Get an array of all advanced link names
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            #==== Set up an advanced link so there is something to find ====//
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            link_array = GetAdvLinkNames()
            assert len( link_array ) > 0, "GetAdvLinkNames returned nothing"
    
            for n in range(len(link_array) ):
    
                print( link_array[n] )
    
    
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of advanced link names
        """
        return _vsp.GetAdvLinkNames()
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetLinkIndex(self, name):
        r"""
        Find the index of a specific advanced link.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link was named, so it has to be findable by that name and by that
            # index, and it has to actually drive its output: x is 10 minus the Pod's
            # length, so changing the length has to move the Pod.
            assert indx >= 0, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert GetAdvLinkNames()[0] == "ExampleLink", "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - 4.0 ) < 1e-6, "the advanced link did not drive its output"
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Name for advanced link
        :rtype: int
        :return: int index for advanced link
    
        """
        return _vsp.GetLinkIndex(name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAdvLinkName(self, index):
        r"""
        Delete an advanced link specified by index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            num_before_del = len( GetAdvLinkNames() )
            DelAdvLink( indx )
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) < num_before_del, "DelAdvLink removed nothing"
    
    
            link_array = GetAdvLinkNames()
    
            # Should print nothing.
            for n in range(len(link_array) ):
    
                print( link_array[n] )
    
            assert len( link_array ) == 0, "links were left behind"
    
            # With the link gone, the Pod is no longer driven.
            x_before = GetParmVal( x_pos )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 7.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - x_before ) < 1e-9, "a deleted advanced link is still driving its output"
    
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
    
    
    
        Get the name of an advanced link.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
    
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
    
            assert GetAdvLinkName( indx ) == "ExampleLink", "GetAdvLinkName did not report the name the link was created with"
    
            # The single name and the list of names agree.
            link_array = GetAdvLinkNames()
    
            assert len( link_array ) == 1, "GetAdvLinkName disagrees with GetAdvLinkNames"
            assert link_array[0] == GetAdvLinkName( indx ), "GetAdvLinkName disagrees with GetAdvLinkNames"
    
            # An index past the end has to be rejected.  The error queue is reached
            # through the error manager singleton in Python.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            GetAdvLinkName( 100 )
    
            assert err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0, "GetAdvLinkName accepted an index past the end"
    
            # That error was raised deliberately, so take it back off the queue.
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddAdvLink, GetAdvLinkNames, SetAdvLinkName
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :rtype: string
        :return: string Advanced link name
        """
        return _vsp.GetAdvLinkName(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAdvLinkName(self, index, name):
        r"""
        Set the name of an advanced link.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
    
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
    
            SetAdvLinkName( indx, "RenamedLink" )
    
            assert GetAdvLinkName( indx ) == "RenamedLink", "SetAdvLinkName did not take"
    
            # The link is now found under its new name and not its old one.
            assert GetLinkIndex( "RenamedLink" ) == indx, "the renamed link cannot be found under its new name"
            assert GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" ) < 0, "the renamed link is still found under its old name"
    
            # Looking up the old name raised an error on purpose, so take it back off
            # the queue.
            err_mgr = ErrorMgrSingleton.getInstance()
    
            while err_mgr.GetNumTotalErrors() > 0 :
                err = err_mgr.PopLastError()
    
    
        See also: AddAdvLink, GetAdvLinkName, GetLinkIndex
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :param [in]: name string Advanced link name
        """
        return _vsp.SetAdvLinkName(index, name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAdvLink(self, index):
        r"""DelAdvLink(int index)"""
        return _vsp.DelAdvLink(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllAdvLinks(self, ):
        r"""
        Delete all advanced links
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            DelAllAdvLinks()
    
            link_array = GetAdvLinkNames()
    
            # Should print nothing.
            for n in range( len(link_array) ):
    
                print( link_array[n] )
    
            assert len( link_array ) == 0, "links were left behind"
    
            # With the link gone, the Pod is no longer driven.
            x_before = GetParmVal( x_pos )
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 7.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - x_before ) < 1e-9, "a deleted advanced link is still driving its output"
    
    
    
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllAdvLinks()
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAdvLink(self, name):
        r"""
        Add an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link was named, so it has to be findable by that name and by that
            # index, and it has to actually drive its output: x is 10 minus the Pod's
            # length, so changing the length has to move the Pod.
            assert indx >= 0, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert GetAdvLinkNames()[0] == "ExampleLink", "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - 4.0 ) < 1e-6, "the advanced link did not drive its output"
    
    
        :param [in]: name string Name for advanced link
        """
        return _vsp.AddAdvLink(name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAdvLinkInput(self, index, parm_id, var_name):
        r"""
        Add an input variable to an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link was named, so it has to be findable by that name and by that
            # index, and it has to actually drive its output: x is 10 minus the Pod's
            # length, so changing the length has to move the Pod.
            assert indx >= 0, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert GetAdvLinkNames()[0] == "ExampleLink", "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - 4.0 ) < 1e-6, "the advanced link did not drive its output"
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parameter ID for advanced link input variable
        :param [in]: var_name string Name for advanced link input variable
        """
        return _vsp.AddAdvLinkInput(index, parm_id, var_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddAdvLinkOutput(self, index, parm_id, var_name):
        r"""
        Add an output variable to an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link was named, so it has to be findable by that name and by that
            # index, and it has to actually drive its output: x is 10 minus the Pod's
            # length, so changing the length has to move the Pod.
            assert indx >= 0, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert GetAdvLinkNames()[0] == "ExampleLink", "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - 4.0 ) < 1e-6, "the advanced link did not drive its output"
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :param [in]: parm_id string Parameter ID for advanced link output variable
        :param [in]: var_name string Name for advanced link output variable
        """
        return _vsp.AddAdvLinkOutput(index, parm_id, var_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllAdvLinkInputs(self, index):
        r"""
        Delete an input variable from an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            y_pos = GetParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, y_pos, "y" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            num_before_del = len( GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx ) )
            DelAdvLinkInput( indx, "y" )
            assert len( GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx ) ) < num_before_del, "DelAdvLinkInput removed nothing"
    
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link was named, so it has to be findable by that name and by that
            # index, and it has to actually drive its output: x is 10 minus the Pod's
            # length, so changing the length has to move the Pod.
            assert indx >= 0, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert GetAdvLinkNames()[0] == "ExampleLink", "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - 4.0 ) < 1e-6, "the advanced link did not drive its output"
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :param [in]: var_name string Name for advanced link input variable to delete
    
    
    
        Delete all input variables from an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            y_pos = GetParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, y_pos, "y" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            assert len( GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx ) ) == 2, "the inputs were not both added"
    
            DelAllAdvLinkInputs( indx )
    
            # Every input goes; the outputs are left alone.
            assert len( GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx ) ) == 0, "DelAllAdvLinkInputs left inputs behind"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx ) ) == 1, "DelAllAdvLinkInputs removed an output"
    
    
        See also: AddAdvLinkInput, DelAdvLinkInput, DelAllAdvLinkOutputs
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllAdvLinkInputs(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAllAdvLinkOutputs(self, index):
        r"""
        Delete all output variables from an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            y_pos = GetParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, y_pos, "y" )
    
            assert len( GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx ) ) == 2, "the outputs were not both added"
    
            DelAllAdvLinkOutputs( indx )
    
            # Every output goes; the inputs are left alone.
            assert len( GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx ) ) == 0, "DelAllAdvLinkOutputs left outputs behind"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx ) ) == 1, "DelAllAdvLinkOutputs removed an input"
    
    
        See also: AddAdvLinkOutput, DelAdvLinkOutput, DelAllAdvLinkInputs
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        """
        return _vsp.DelAllAdvLinkOutputs(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAdvLinkInput(self, index, var_name):
        r"""DelAdvLinkInput(int index, std::string const & var_name)"""
        return _vsp.DelAdvLinkInput(index, var_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def DelAdvLinkOutput(self, index, var_name):
        r"""
        Delete an output variable from an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
            y_pos = GetParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, y_pos, "y" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            num_before_del = len( GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx ) )
            DelAdvLinkOutput( indx, "y" )
            assert len( GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx ) ) < num_before_del, "DelAdvLinkOutput removed nothing"
    
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link was named, so it has to be findable by that name and by that
            # index, and it has to actually drive its output: x is 10 minus the Pod's
            # length, so changing the length has to move the Pod.
            assert indx >= 0, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert GetAdvLinkNames()[0] == "ExampleLink", "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - 4.0 ) < 1e-6, "the advanced link did not drive its output"
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :param [in]: var_name string Name for advanced link output variable to delete
        """
        return _vsp.DelAdvLinkOutput(index, var_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAdvLinkInputNames(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the name of all the inputs to a specified advanced link index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            name_array = GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx )
            assert len( name_array ) > 0, "GetAdvLinkInputNames returned nothing"
    
            for n in range(len(name_array) ):
    
                print( name_array[n] )
    
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of advanced link input names
        """
        return _vsp.GetAdvLinkInputNames(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAdvLinkInputParms(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the Parm IDs of all the inputs to a specified advanced link index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            parm_array = GetAdvLinkInputParms( indx )
            assert len( parm_array ) > 0, "GetAdvLinkInputParms returned nothing"
    
            for n in range( len(parm_array) ):
    
                print( parm_array[n] )
    
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of advanced link input Parm IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAdvLinkInputParms(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAdvLinkOutputNames(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the Parm IDs of all the outputs to a specified advanced link index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            name_array = GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx )
            assert len( name_array ) > 0, "GetAdvLinkOutputNames returned nothing"
    
            for n in range( len(name_array) ):
    
                print( name_array[n] )
    
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of advanced link output names
        """
        return _vsp.GetAdvLinkOutputNames(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAdvLinkOutputParms(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the Parm IDs of all the outputs to a specified advanced link index
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            parm_array = GetAdvLinkOutputParms( indx )
            assert len( parm_array ) > 0, "GetAdvLinkOutputParms returned nothing"
    
            for n in range( len(parm_array) ):
    
                print( parm_array[n] )
    
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Advanced link index
        :rtype: std::vector< std::string,std::allocator< std::string > >
        :return: vector<string> Array of advanced link output Parm IDs
        """
        return _vsp.GetAdvLinkOutputParms(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ValidateAdvLinkParms(self, index):
        r"""
        Validate the input and output parameters for an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            valid = ValidateAdvLinkParms( indx )
    
            # The link built above is well formed, so this has to come back true.
            assert valid, "ValidateAdvLinkParms did not report success"
    
            if  valid :
                print( "Advanced link Parms are valid." )
            else:
                print( "Advanced link Parms are not valid." )
    
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Flag indicating whether parms are valid
        """
        return _vsp.ValidateAdvLinkParms(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SetAdvLinkCode(self, index, code):
        r"""
        Get the code from an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link was named, so it has to be findable by that name and by that
            # index, and it has to actually drive its output: x is 10 minus the Pod's
            # length, so changing the length has to move the Pod.
            assert indx >= 0, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert GetAdvLinkNames()[0] == "ExampleLink", "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - 4.0 ) < 1e-6, "the advanced link did not drive its output"
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :param [in]: code string Code for advanced link
        """
        return _vsp.SetAdvLinkCode(index, code)
    
    @client_wrap
    def GetAdvLinkCode(self, index):
        r"""
        Get the code from an advanced link
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            code = GetAdvLinkCode( indx )
            assert len( code ) > 0, "GetAdvLinkCode returned nothing"
    
            print( code )
    
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :rtype: string
        :return: string String containing advanced link code
        """
        return _vsp.GetAdvLinkCode(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SearchReplaceAdvLinkCode(self, index, _from, to):
        r"""
        Search and replace strings in the advanced link code
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
            SearchReplaceAdvLinkCode( indx, "10.0", "12.3" )
    
            code = GetAdvLinkCode( indx )
    
            print( code )
    
            assert "12.3" in code and "10.0" not in code, "SearchReplaceAdvLinkCode did not replace"
    
            BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link was named, so it has to be findable by that name and by that
            # index, and it has to actually drive its output.  The replacement rewrote
            # the code, so x is now 12.3 minus the Pod's length.
            assert indx >= 0, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert len( GetAdvLinkNames() ) == 1, "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
            assert GetAdvLinkNames()[0] == "ExampleLink", "the advanced link was not registered under its name"
    
            SetParmValUpdate( length, 6.0 )
    
            Update()
    
            assert abs( GetParmVal( x_pos ) - 6.3 ) < 1e-6, "the advanced link did not drive its output"
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :param [in]: from string Search token
        :param [in]: to string Replace token
        """
        return _vsp.SearchReplaceAdvLinkCode(index, _from, to)
    
    @client_wrap
    def BuildAdvLinkScript(self, index):
        r"""
        Build (ready for execution and perform syntax check) an advanced link.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            success = BuildAdvLinkScript( indx )
    
            # The link built above is well formed, so this has to come back true.
            assert success, "BuildAdvLinkScript did not report success"
    
            if  success :
                print( "Advanced link build successful." )
            else:
                print( "Advanced link build not successful." )
    
    
    
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :rtype: boolean
        :return: bool Flag indicating whether advanced link build was successful
        """
        return _vsp.BuildAdvLinkScript(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def WriteAdvLinkCodeFile(self, index, file_name):
        r"""
        Write the code of an advanced link out to a text file, the way the File Write button on the
        Advanced Link screen does.  Only the code is written; the input and output variable lists are
        not, so a file written here can be read back into any link that declares the same variables.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
    
            WriteAdvLinkCodeFile( indx, "ExampleLink.vspscript" )
    
            # Overwrite the code, then bring the saved version back.
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 0.0;" )
    
            ReadAdvLinkCodeFile( indx, "ExampleLink.vspscript" )
    
            assert GetAdvLinkCode( indx ) == "x = 10.0 - len;", "the code did not survive the round trip"
    
    
        See also: ReadAdvLinkCodeFile, GetAdvLinkCode
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :param [in]: file_name string Name of the file to write
        """
        return _vsp.WriteAdvLinkCodeFile(index, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReorderAdvLinkInput(self, index, var_name, reorder_type):
        r"""
        Move an input variable within an advanced link's input list, the way the move buttons beside the
        input browser do.  The order is presentation only; it does not affect what the link computes.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
    
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" ), "len" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, FindParm( pod, "FineRatio", "Design" ), "fine" )
    
            ReorderAdvLinkInput( indx, "fine", REORDER_MOVE_UP )
    
            names = GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx )
    
            assert names[0] == "fine", "ReorderAdvLinkInput did not move the variable"
            assert names[1] == "len", "ReorderAdvLinkInput did not move the variable"
    
    
        See also: SortAdvLinkInputsVar, ReorderAdvLinkOutput
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :param [in]: var_name string Input variable name
        :param [in]: reorder_type int Reorder type enum (see REORDER_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ReorderAdvLinkInput(index, var_name, reorder_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReorderAdvLinkOutput(self, index, var_name, reorder_type):
        r"""
        Move an output variable within an advanced link's output list, the way the move buttons beside
        the output browser do.  The order is presentation only; it does not affect what the link
        computes.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
    
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, FindParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), "x" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, FindParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), "y" )
    
            ReorderAdvLinkOutput( indx, "x", REORDER_MOVE_BOTTOM )
    
            names = GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx )
    
            assert names[0] == "y", "ReorderAdvLinkOutput did not move the variable"
            assert names[1] == "x", "ReorderAdvLinkOutput did not move the variable"
    
    
        See also: SortAdvLinkOutputsVar, ReorderAdvLinkInput
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :param [in]: var_name string Output variable name
        :param [in]: reorder_type int Reorder type enum (see REORDER_TYPE)
        """
        return _vsp.ReorderAdvLinkOutput(index, var_name, reorder_type)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ReadAdvLinkCodeFile(self, index, file_name):
        r"""
        Read the code of an advanced link in from a text file, the way the File Read button on the
        Advanced Link screen does.  The link is rebuilt from the new code, so any variable the file
        refers to must already have been declared as an input or an output.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
            length = FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" )
            x_pos = GetParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, x_pos, "x" )
    
            SetAdvLinkCode( indx, "x = 10.0 - len;" )
            WriteAdvLinkCodeFile( indx, "ExampleLink.vspscript" )
    
            # A second link can pick up the same code, so long as it declares len and x.
            AddAdvLink( "SecondLink" )
            indx2 = GetLinkIndex( "SecondLink" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx2, length, "len" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx2, GetParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), "x" )
    
            ReadAdvLinkCodeFile( indx2, "ExampleLink.vspscript" )
    
            assert GetAdvLinkCode( indx2 ) == GetAdvLinkCode( indx ), "ReadAdvLinkCodeFile did not load the code"
    
    
        See also: WriteAdvLinkCodeFile, SetAdvLinkCode
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        :param [in]: file_name string Name of the file to read
        """
        return _vsp.ReadAdvLinkCodeFile(index, file_name)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SortAdvLinkInputsVar(self, index):
        r"""
        Sort the input variables of an advanced link into alphabetical order by variable name.  Inputs
        are otherwise kept in the order they were added, which is rarely the order that reads well once
        a link has grown.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
    
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" ), "zlen" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, FindParm( pod, "FineRatio", "Design" ), "afine" )
    
            SortAdvLinkInputsVar( indx )
    
            names = GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx )
    
            assert names[0] == "afine", "SortAdvLinkInputsVar did not sort by name"
            assert names[1] == "zlen", "SortAdvLinkInputsVar did not sort by name"
    
    
        See also: SortAdvLinkInputsCGP, SortAdvLinkOutputsVar
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        """
        return _vsp.SortAdvLinkInputsVar(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SortAdvLinkInputsCGP(self, index):
        r"""
        Sort the input variables of an advanced link by the Parm they are attached to, ordering on
        container name, then group name, then Parm name.  This gathers the inputs that come from the
        same Geom together, which is usually how a link is read.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
    
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, FindParm( pod, "Length", "Design" ), "a" )
            AddAdvLinkInput( indx, FindParm( pod, "FineRatio", "Design" ), "b" )
    
            SortAdvLinkInputsCGP( indx )
    
            names = GetAdvLinkInputNames( indx )
    
            # FineRatio sorts ahead of Length, so the variables come back swapped.
            assert names[0] == "b", "SortAdvLinkInputsCGP did not sort by Parm"
            assert names[1] == "a", "SortAdvLinkInputsCGP did not sort by Parm"
    
    
        See also: SortAdvLinkInputsVar, SortAdvLinkOutputsCGP
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        """
        return _vsp.SortAdvLinkInputsCGP(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SortAdvLinkOutputsVar(self, index):
        r"""
        Sort the output variables of an advanced link into alphabetical order by variable name.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
    
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, FindParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), "zx" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, FindParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), "ay" )
    
            SortAdvLinkOutputsVar( indx )
    
            names = GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx )
    
            assert names[0] == "ay", "SortAdvLinkOutputsVar did not sort by name"
            assert names[1] == "zx", "SortAdvLinkOutputsVar did not sort by name"
    
    
        See also: SortAdvLinkOutputsCGP, SortAdvLinkInputsVar
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        """
        return _vsp.SortAdvLinkOutputsVar(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def SortAdvLinkOutputsCGP(self, index):
        r"""
        Sort the output variables of an advanced link by the Parm they drive, ordering on container
        name, then group name, then Parm name.
    
    
        .. code-block:: python
    
    
            pod = AddGeom( "POD", "" )
    
            AddAdvLink( "ExampleLink" )
            indx = GetLinkIndex( "ExampleLink" )
    
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, FindParm( pod, "Y_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), "a" )
            AddAdvLinkOutput( indx, FindParm( pod, "X_Rel_Location", "XForm" ), "b" )
    
            SortAdvLinkOutputsCGP( indx )
    
            names = GetAdvLinkOutputNames( indx )
    
            # X_Rel_Location sorts ahead of Y_Rel_Location, so the variables come back swapped.
            assert names[0] == "b", "SortAdvLinkOutputsCGP did not sort by Parm"
            assert names[1] == "a", "SortAdvLinkOutputsCGP did not sort by Parm"
    
    
        See also: SortAdvLinkOutputsVar, SortAdvLinkInputsCGP
        :param [in]: index int Index for advanced link
        """
        return _vsp.SortAdvLinkOutputsCGP(index)
    
    @client_wrap
    def AddVec3D(self, INOUT, x, y, z):
        r"""AddVec3D(Vec3dVec INOUT, double x, double y, double z)"""
        return _vsp.AddVec3D(INOUT, x, y, z)
    # Register vec3d in _vsp:
        
    @client_wrap
    def signed_angle(self, a, b, ref):
        r"""signed_angle(vec3d a, vec3d b, vec3d ref) -> double"""
        return _vsp.signed_angle(a, b, ref)
    
    @client_wrap
    def radius_of_circle(self, p1, p2, p3):
        r"""radius_of_circle(vec3d p1, vec3d p2, vec3d p3) -> double"""
        return _vsp.radius_of_circle(p1, p2, p3)
    
    @client_wrap
    def center_of_circle(self, p1, p2, p3, center):
        r"""center_of_circle(vec3d p1, vec3d p2, vec3d p3, vec3d center)"""
        return _vsp.center_of_circle(p1, p2, p3, center)
    
    @client_wrap
    def triangle_plane_intersect_test(self, org, norm, p1, p2, p3):
        r"""triangle_plane_intersect_test(vec3d org, vec3d norm, vec3d p1, vec3d p2, vec3d p3) -> bool"""
        return _vsp.triangle_plane_intersect_test(org, norm, p1, p2, p3)
    
    @client_wrap
    def triangle_plane_minimum_dist(self, org, norm, p1, p2, p3, pa, pb):
        r"""triangle_plane_minimum_dist(vec3d org, vec3d norm, vec3d p1, vec3d p2, vec3d p3, vec3d pa, vec3d pb) -> double"""
        return _vsp.triangle_plane_minimum_dist(org, norm, p1, p2, p3, pa, pb)
    
    @client_wrap
    def triangle_plane_maximum_dist(self, org, norm, p1, p2, p3, pa, pb):
        r"""triangle_plane_maximum_dist(vec3d org, vec3d norm, vec3d p1, vec3d p2, vec3d p3, vec3d pa, vec3d pb) -> double"""
        return _vsp.triangle_plane_maximum_dist(org, norm, p1, p2, p3, pa, pb)
    
    @client_wrap
    def plane_plane_intersection(self, p0, n0, p1, n1, p, v):
        r"""plane_plane_intersection(vec3d p0, vec3d n0, vec3d p1, vec3d n1, vec3d p, vec3d v) -> bool"""
        return _vsp.plane_plane_intersection(p0, n0, p1, n1, p, v)
    
    @client_wrap
    def angle_pnt_2_plane(self, *args):
        r"""
        angle_pnt_2_plane(vec3d ptplane, vec3d norm, vec3d ptaxis, vec3d axis, vec3d pt, int ccw, vec3d prot) -> double
        angle_pnt_2_plane(vec3d ptplane, vec3d norm, vec3d ptaxis, vec3d axis, vec3d pt, int ccw, vec3d prot1, vec3d prot2, double & theta1, double & theta2)
        """
        return _vsp.angle_pnt_2_plane(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def signed_dist_pnt_2_plane(self, org, norm, pnt):
        r"""signed_dist_pnt_2_plane(vec3d org, vec3d norm, vec3d pnt) -> double"""
        return _vsp.signed_dist_pnt_2_plane(org, norm, pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def dist_pnt_2_plane(self, org, norm, pnt):
        r"""dist_pnt_2_plane(vec3d org, vec3d norm, vec3d pnt) -> double"""
        return _vsp.dist_pnt_2_plane(org, norm, pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def dist_pnt_2_line(self, line_pt1, line_pt2, pnt):
        r"""dist_pnt_2_line(vec3d line_pt1, vec3d line_pt2, vec3d pnt) -> double"""
        return _vsp.dist_pnt_2_line(line_pt1, line_pt2, pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def dist_pnt_2_ray(self, line_pt1, dir_unit_vec, pnt):
        r"""dist_pnt_2_ray(vec3d line_pt1, vec3d dir_unit_vec, vec3d pnt) -> double"""
        return _vsp.dist_pnt_2_ray(line_pt1, dir_unit_vec, pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def proj_u_on_v(self, u, v):
        r"""proj_u_on_v(vec3d u, vec3d v) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.proj_u_on_v(u, v)
    
    @client_wrap
    def proj_pnt_on_ray(self, *args):
        r"""
        proj_pnt_on_ray(vec3d line_pt1, vec3d line_dir, vec3d pnt) -> vec3d
        proj_pnt_on_ray(vec3d line_pt1, vec3d line_dir, vec3d pnt, double & t) -> vec3d
        """
        return _vsp.proj_pnt_on_ray(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def proj_pnt_on_line(self, line_pt1, line_pt2, pnt):
        r"""proj_pnt_on_line(vec3d line_pt1, vec3d line_pt2, vec3d pnt) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.proj_pnt_on_line(line_pt1, line_pt2, pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def proj_pnt_to_plane(self, org, plane_ln1, plane_ln2, pnt):
        r"""proj_pnt_to_plane(vec3d org, vec3d plane_ln1, vec3d plane_ln2, vec3d pnt) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.proj_pnt_to_plane(org, plane_ln1, plane_ln2, pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def proj_vec_to_plane(self, vec, norm):
        r"""proj_vec_to_plane(vec3d vec, vec3d norm) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.proj_vec_to_plane(vec, norm)
    
    @client_wrap
    def tri_seg_intersect(self, A, B, C, D, E, u, w, t):
        r"""tri_seg_intersect(vec3d A, vec3d B, vec3d C, vec3d D, vec3d E, double & u, double & w, double & t) -> int"""
        return _vsp.tri_seg_intersect(A, B, C, D, E, u, w, t)
    
    @client_wrap
    def tri_ray_intersect(self, A, B, C, D, E, u, w, t):
        r"""tri_ray_intersect(vec3d A, vec3d B, vec3d C, vec3d D, vec3d E, double & u, double & w, double & t) -> int"""
        return _vsp.tri_ray_intersect(A, B, C, D, E, u, w, t)
    
    @client_wrap
    def plane_ray_intersect(self, *args):
        r"""
        plane_ray_intersect(vec3d A, vec3d B, vec3d C, vec3d D, vec3d E, double & t) -> int
        plane_ray_intersect(vec3d orig, vec3d norm, vec3d D, vec3d E, double & t) -> int
        """
        return _vsp.plane_ray_intersect(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ray_ray_intersect(self, A, B, C, D, int_pnt1, int_pnt2):
        r"""ray_ray_intersect(vec3d A, vec3d B, vec3d C, vec3d D, vec3d int_pnt1, vec3d int_pnt2) -> int"""
        return _vsp.ray_ray_intersect(A, B, C, D, int_pnt1, int_pnt2)
    
    @client_wrap
    def tetra_volume(self, A, B, C):
        r"""tetra_volume(vec3d A, vec3d B, vec3d C) -> double"""
        return _vsp.tetra_volume(A, B, C)
    
    @client_wrap
    def area(self, A, B, C):
        r"""area(vec3d A, vec3d B, vec3d C) -> double"""
        return _vsp.area(A, B, C)
    
    @client_wrap
    def dist3D_Segment_to_Segment(self, *args):
        r"""
        dist3D_Segment_to_Segment(vec3d S1P0, vec3d S1P1, vec3d S2P0, vec3d S2P1) -> double
        dist3D_Segment_to_Segment(vec3d S1P0, vec3d S1P1, vec3d S2P0, vec3d S2P1, double * Lt, vec3d Ln, double * St, vec3d Sn) -> double
        """
        return _vsp.dist3D_Segment_to_Segment(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def nearSegSeg(self, L0, L1, S0, S1, Lt, Ln, St, Sn):
        r"""nearSegSeg(vec3d L0, vec3d L1, vec3d S0, vec3d S1, double * Lt, vec3d Ln, double * St, vec3d Sn) -> double"""
        return _vsp.nearSegSeg(L0, L1, S0, S1, Lt, Ln, St, Sn)
    
    @client_wrap
    def pointLineDistSquared(self, p, lp0, lp1, t, pon):
        r"""pointLineDistSquared(vec3d p, vec3d lp0, vec3d lp1, double & t, vec3d pon) -> double"""
        return _vsp.pointLineDistSquared(p, lp0, lp1, t, pon)
    
    @client_wrap
    def pointSegDistSquared(self, p, sp0, sp1, t, pon):
        r"""pointSegDistSquared(vec3d p, vec3d sp0, vec3d sp1, double & t, vec3d pon) -> double"""
        return _vsp.pointSegDistSquared(p, sp0, sp1, t, pon)
    
    @client_wrap
    def point_on_line(self, lp0, lp1, t):
        r"""point_on_line(vec3d lp0, vec3d lp1, double const & t) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.point_on_line(lp0, lp1, t)
    
    @client_wrap
    def MapToPlane(self, p, planeOrig, planeVec1, planeVec2):
        r"""MapToPlane(vec3d p, vec3d planeOrig, vec3d planeVec1, vec3d planeVec2) -> vec2d"""
        return _vsp.MapToPlane(p, planeOrig, planeVec1, planeVec2)
    
    @client_wrap
    def MapFromPlane(self, uw, planeOrig, planeVec1, planeVec2):
        r"""MapFromPlane(vec2d uw, vec3d planeOrig, vec3d planeVec1, vec3d planeVec2) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.MapFromPlane(uw, planeOrig, planeVec1, planeVec2)
    
    @client_wrap
    def plane_half_space(self, planeOrig, planeNorm, pnt):
        r"""plane_half_space(vec3d planeOrig, vec3d planeNorm, vec3d pnt) -> int"""
        return _vsp.plane_half_space(planeOrig, planeNorm, pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def line_line_intersect(self, p1, p2, p3, p4, s, t):
        r"""line_line_intersect(vec3d p1, vec3d p2, vec3d p3, vec3d p4, double * s, double * t) -> bool"""
        return _vsp.line_line_intersect(p1, p2, p3, p4, s, t)
    
    @client_wrap
    def RotateArbAxis(self, p, theta, r):
        r"""RotateArbAxis(vec3d p, double theta, vec3d r) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.RotateArbAxis(p, theta, r)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PtInTri(self, v0, v1, v2, p):
        r"""PtInTri(vec3d v0, vec3d v1, vec3d v2, vec3d p) -> bool"""
        return _vsp.PtInTri(v0, v1, v2, p)
    
    @client_wrap
    def BarycentricWeights(self, v0, v1, v2, p):
        r"""BarycentricWeights(vec3d v0, vec3d v1, vec3d v2, vec3d p) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.BarycentricWeights(v0, v1, v2, p)
    
    @client_wrap
    def BilinearWeights(self, p0, p1, p, weights):
        r"""BilinearWeights(vec3d p0, vec3d p1, vec3d p, DoubleVector weights)"""
        return _vsp.BilinearWeights(p0, p1, p, weights)
    
    @client_wrap
    def tri_tri_min_dist(self, v0, v1, v2, v3, v4, v5, p1, p2):
        r"""tri_tri_min_dist(vec3d v0, vec3d v1, vec3d v2, vec3d v3, vec3d v4, vec3d v5, vec3d p1, vec3d p2) -> double"""
        return _vsp.tri_tri_min_dist(v0, v1, v2, v3, v4, v5, p1, p2)
    
    @client_wrap
    def pnt_tri_min_dist(self, v0, v1, v2, pnt, pnearest):
        r"""pnt_tri_min_dist(vec3d v0, vec3d v1, vec3d v2, vec3d pnt, vec3d pnearest) -> double"""
        return _vsp.pnt_tri_min_dist(v0, v1, v2, pnt, pnearest)
    
    @client_wrap
    def slerp(self, a, b, t):
        r"""slerp(vec3d a, vec3d b, double const & t) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.slerp(a, b, t)
    
    @client_wrap
    def printpt(self, v):
        r"""printpt(vec3d v)"""
        return _vsp.printpt(v)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ToSpherical(self, v):
        r"""ToSpherical(vec3d v) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.ToSpherical(v)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ToSpherical2(self, v, vdet):
        r"""ToSpherical2(vec3d v, vec3d vdet) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.ToSpherical2(v, vdet)
    
    @client_wrap
    def ToCartesian(self, v):
        r"""ToCartesian(vec3d v) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.ToCartesian(v)
    
    @client_wrap
    def FitPlane(self, pts, cen, norm):
        r"""FitPlane(Vec3dVec pts, vec3d cen, vec3d norm)"""
        return _vsp.FitPlane(pts, cen, norm)
    
    
    @client_wrap
    def to_string(self, v):
        r"""to_string(vec3d v) -> std::string"""
        return _vsp.to_string(v)
    
    @client_wrap
    def compsum(self, x):
        r"""compsum(Vec3dVec x) -> vec3d"""
        return _vsp.compsum(x)
    
    @client_wrap
    def raySphereIntersectionFromInside(self, p, v, c, r, x):
        r"""raySphereIntersectionFromInside(vec3d p, vec3d v, vec3d c, double r, vec3d x) -> bool"""
        return _vsp.raySphereIntersectionFromInside(p, v, c, r, x)
    # Register vec2d in _vsp:
    
    @client_wrap
    def dist(self, *args):
        r"""
        dist(vec3d a, vec3d b) -> double
        dist(vec2d a, vec2d b) -> double
        """
        return _vsp.dist(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def dist_squared(self, *args):
        r"""
        dist_squared(vec3d a, vec3d b) -> double
        dist_squared(vec2d a, vec2d b) -> double
        """
        return _vsp.dist_squared(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def cross(self, *args):
        r"""
        cross(vec3d a, vec3d b) -> vec3d
        cross(vec2d a, vec2d b) -> double
        """
        return _vsp.cross(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def dot(self, *args):
        r"""
        dot(vec3d a, vec3d b) -> double
        dot(vec2d a, vec2d b) -> double
        """
        return _vsp.dot(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def angle(self, *args):
        r"""
        angle(vec3d a, vec3d b) -> double
        angle(vec2d a, vec2d b) -> double
        """
        return _vsp.angle(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def cos_angle(self, *args):
        r"""
        cos_angle(vec3d a, vec3d b) -> double
        cos_angle(vec2d a, vec2d b) -> double
        """
        return _vsp.cos_angle(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def seg_seg_intersect(self, pnt_A, pnt_B, pnt_C, pnt_D, int_pnt, t1, t2):
        r"""seg_seg_intersect(vec2d pnt_A, vec2d pnt_B, vec2d pnt_C, vec2d pnt_D, vec2d int_pnt, double & t1, double & t2) -> int"""
        return _vsp.seg_seg_intersect(pnt_A, pnt_B, pnt_C, pnt_D, int_pnt, t1, t2)
    
    @client_wrap
    def proj_pnt_on_line_seg(self, *args):
        r"""
        proj_pnt_on_line_seg(vec3d line_pt1, vec3d line_pt2, vec3d pnt) -> vec3d
        proj_pnt_on_line_seg(vec2d line_A, vec2d line_B, vec2d pnt) -> vec2d
        """
        return _vsp.proj_pnt_on_line_seg(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def proj_pnt_on_line_u(self, line_A, line_B, pnt):
        r"""proj_pnt_on_line_u(vec2d line_A, vec2d line_B, vec2d pnt) -> double"""
        return _vsp.proj_pnt_on_line_u(line_A, line_B, pnt)
    
    @client_wrap
    def encode(self, x_min, y_min, x_max, y_max, pnt, code):
        r"""encode(double x_min, double y_min, double x_max, double y_max, vec2d pnt, int [4] code)"""
        return _vsp.encode(x_min, y_min, x_max, y_max, pnt, code)
    
    @client_wrap
    def clip_seg_rect(self, x_min, y_min, x_max, y_max, pnt1, pnt2, visible):
        r"""clip_seg_rect(double x_min, double y_min, double x_max, double y_max, vec2d pnt1, vec2d pnt2, int & visible)"""
        return _vsp.clip_seg_rect(x_min, y_min, x_max, y_max, pnt1, pnt2, visible)
    
    @client_wrap
    def PointInPolygon(self, R, pnts):
        r"""PointInPolygon(vec2d R, std::vector< vec2d,std::allocator< vec2d > > const & pnts) -> bool"""
        return _vsp.PointInPolygon(R, pnts)
    
    @client_wrap
    def det(self, p0, p1, offset):
        r"""det(vec2d p0, vec2d p1, vec2d offset) -> double"""
        return _vsp.det(p0, p1, offset)
    
    @client_wrap
    def poly_area(self, *args):
        r"""
        poly_area(Vec3dVec pnt_vec) -> double
        poly_area(std::vector< vec2d,std::allocator< vec2d > > const & pnt_vec) -> double
        """
        return _vsp.poly_area(*args)
    
    @client_wrap
    def poly_centroid(self, pnt_vec):
        r"""poly_centroid(std::vector< vec2d,std::allocator< vec2d > > const & pnt_vec) -> vec2d"""
        return _vsp.poly_centroid(pnt_vec)
    
    @client_wrap
    def orient2d(self, p0, p1, p):
        r"""orient2d(vec2d p0, vec2d p1, vec2d p) -> double"""
        return _vsp.orient2d(p0, p1, p)
    
    @client_wrap
    def bi_lin_interp(self, p0, p1, p2, p3, s, t, p):
        r"""bi_lin_interp(vec2d p0, vec2d p1, vec2d p2, vec2d p3, double s, double t, vec2d p)"""
        return _vsp.bi_lin_interp(p0, p1, p2, p3, s, t, p)
    
    @client_wrap
    def inverse_bi_lin_interp(self, p0, p1, p2, p3, p, s, t, s2, t2):
        r"""inverse_bi_lin_interp(vec2d p0, vec2d p1, vec2d p2, vec2d p3, vec2d p, double & s, double & t, double & s2, double & t2) -> int"""
        return _vsp.inverse_bi_lin_interp(p0, p1, p2, p3, p, s, t, s2, t2)
    
    # Register Matrix4d in _vsp:
    

    # function to send and receive data from the facade server
    def _send_receive(self, func_name, args, kwargs):
        b_data = pack_data([func_name, args, kwargs], True)
        self._sock.sendall(b_data)
        result = None
        b_result = []
        while True:
            packet = self._sock.recv(202400)
            if not packet: break
            b_result.append(packet)
            try:
                result = unpack_data(b_result)
                break
            except:
                pass
        if isinstance(result, list) and result[0] == "error":
            sys.excepthook = _exception_hook
            raise Exception(result[1])
        return result

    def IsFacade(self):
        """
        Returns True if the facade API is in use.


        .. code-block:: python

            is_facade = IsFacade()

        """

        return True
    def IsGUIRunning(self):
        """
        Returns True if the GUI event loop is running.


        .. code-block:: python

            is_gui_active = IsGUIRunning()

        """

        return self._send_receive('IsGUIRunning', [], {})

    def _run_func(self, func, *args, **kwargs):
        try:
            kwargs['vsp_instance'] = self
            return func(*args, **kwargs)
        except TypeError:
            kwargs.pop("vsp_instance")
            return func(*args, **kwargs)

    def _close_server(self):
        try:
            self._proc.terminate()
            self._proc.wait(1)
        except:
            pass
        try:
            self._sock.shutdown(socket.SHUT_RDWR)
            self._sock.close()
            self._sock.detach()
            del self._sock
        except:
            pass
        try:
            del self.t
        except:
            pass
    def __del__(self):
        try:
            self._proc.terminate()
            self._proc.wait(1)
        except:
            pass
        try:
            self._sock.shutdown(socket.SHUT_RDWR)
            self._sock.close()
            self._sock.detach()
            del self._sock
        except:
            pass
        try:
            del self.t
        except:
            pass


class _server_controller():
    def __init__(self) -> None:
        if openvsp_config.FACADE_PRINT_LEVEL > 0: print("OpenVSP server controller initialized")
        self._name_to_server = {}
        self._port_to_name = {}
        self._name_to_port = {}
        self.name_num = 1
        self.funcs = []
    def start_vsp_instance(self, name=None, port=-1) -> _vsp_server:

        if not name:
            name = f"default_name_{self.name_num}"
            while name in self._name_to_server:
                self.name_num += 1
                name = f"default_name_{self.name_num}"

        assert isinstance(name,str), "Name must be a string"
        assert not name in self._name_to_server, f"Server with name {name} already exists"
        assert not port in self._port_to_name, f"Server with port {port} already exists"
        self._name_to_server[name] = new_server = _vsp_server(name, self.funcs, port=port)
        self._port_to_name[new_server.port] = name
        self._name_to_port[name] = new_server.port

        return new_server

    def get_vsp_instance(self, server):
        try:
            if isinstance(server, str):
                return self._name_to_server[server]
            elif server in self._name_to_server.values():
                return server
        except:
            pass
        print("OpenVSP Warning: Could not find vsp_instance, returning singleton")
        return None

    def stop_vsp_instance(self, name=None, port=None):
        assert name or port, "please specify a name or a port"
        if port:
            server_name = self._port_to_name[port]
            server_port = port
        elif name:
            server_port = self._name_to_port[name]
            server_name = name
        if server_name == "vsp_singleton":
            print("OpenVSP can't close vsp_singleton")
            return
        self._port_to_name.pop(server_port)
        self._name_to_port.pop(server_name)
        self._name_to_server[server_name]._close_server()
        del self._name_to_server[server_name]

    def set_functions(self, funcs):
        self.funcs = funcs

from openvsp.vsp import ErrorObj
from openvsp.vsp import ErrorMgrSingleton
from openvsp.vsp import vec3d
from openvsp.vsp import Matrix4d
vsp_servers = _server_controller()
