Posted by @cwrx777:
Hi,
I would like to request for python binding for in_lift
and how do we use this in python?
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Posted by @cwrx777:
Hi,
I would like to request for python binding for in_lift
and how do we use this in python?
Posted by @mxgrey:
This could be a good opportunity to contribute by copying the binding that was already done for Destination::inside_lift
and applying the same kind of binding to Waypoint
.
and how do we use this in python?
Once you’ve received a Python wrapper of a LiftProperties
instance (by calling destination.inside_lift
or a future waypoint.in_lift
if a binding is made for it) then you can call the various properties like .name
and .location
on it. Note that .is_in_lift()
is a function (not a property) so it needs to be followed by parentheses whereas properties like .name
and .location
should not be followed by parentheses.
Posted by @cwrx777:
Hi @mxgrey,
Thanks for the pointers. I have created the PR below for review.
Edited by @cwrx777 at 2024-02-08T03:25:56Z