mahdiyargit/iac

This plugin has been written by the participants of the " Scripting & plugin development "workshop in Iranian Architecture Center.

IAC

This plugin has been written by the participants of the workshop "Rhino & Grasshopper Scripting & plugin development" . The participants of this course, who are also users of Grasshopper, based on their experience with the program, have produced components which their existence can facilitate and accelerate the algorithm writing process in Grasshopper. The current components are the results of this course to date, more components will be added to this plugin in the future.

Participant in alphabetical order

• Parisa Afshari
• Ghazaleh Elyasi
• Maedeh Fallah
• Mohammad Mehdi Jalali
• Atena Meshkat
• Laleh Moradi
• Hamid Peiro
• Ali Sa'adati
• Helia Zakeri
• Fatemeh Zarei

iac's Issues

the if statements return nothing

IAC/IAC/GrasshopperComponents/CurveGhc/CircleBy2SpheresGhc.cs

Lines 29 to 32 in f05ff19

	if (!da.GetData(0, ref pt1)) return;
	if (!da.GetData(1, ref pt2)) return;
	if (!da.GetData(2, ref r1)) return;
	if (!da.GetData(3, ref r2)) return;

if you want to use the if statement and return something like a value or null, you must declare it. otherwise, the if statement that returns nothing is useless.

misuse of type inference (the var keyword)

IAC/IAC/GrasshopperComponents/CurveGhc/CircleBy2SpheresGhc.cs

Lines 44 to 47 in f05ff19

	var s = (a + b + c) / 2;
	var area = Math.Sqrt(s * (s - a) * (s - b) * (s - c));
	var h = 2 * area / b;
	var x = Math.Sqrt((a * a) - (h * h));

use type inference (the var keyword) only when it's required. for example, when you don't know which type you're using or when you want to instantiate objects. instead of using the var keyword, try using predefined value types (built-in .NET value types) like int, float, double and etc.