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how to get orientation of a cell ?

bappada

how do I access  orientation of a cell ?  inst~>orient is not working.

  • Andrew Beckett

    inst~>orient should work fine, assuming that the variable inst is actually containing an instance Id. What does inst~>objType return? You say it "is not working" - what do you mean by "not working"? What does it return?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • bappada

    I returns nothing . while printing it [printf ( " %s "  inst~>orient )] it shows that the argument to printf is nil . inst does contain an instance id. 

  • Andrew Beckett

    Make it print inst~>objType please... what does that say?

    Andrew.

  • bappada

    It says "mosaic" whereas the orientation is "R0"

  • Andrew Beckett

    So in that case, it isn't an instance id, it's a mosaic id. You can see the orientation looking at mosaicId~>tileArray (assuming it's a simple mosaic, which is all that's possible in IC61, then car(mosaicId~>tileArray) will tell you.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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