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Hierarchy of Jigs
AecEdJigRcp
AecEdJigCircle
AecEdJigLine
AecEdJigLineBlockBased
AecEdJigLinearArray
AecEdJigStretch
AecEdJigLineOriented
AecEdJigLineExtend
AecEdJigSurface
AecEdJigRectangle
AecEdJigStamp
NOTE The level of indentation shows the inheritance. For example, if you want
to know the behavior and options for AecEdJigLinearArray, you can see that it
inherits all the behavior and options for AecEdJigLineBlockBased, AecEdJigLine,
and AecEdJigRcp.
Hierarchy of JigEnts
AecEdJigRcp
AecEdJigEntCircle
AecEdJigEntLine
AecEdJigEntLineBlockBased
AecEdJigEntBookends
AecEdJigEntLinearArray
AecEdJigEntStretch
AecEdJigEntLineOriented
AecEdJigEntLineExtend
AecEdJigEntSurface
AecEdJigEntSurfaceHlines
AecEdJigEntMeasure
AecEdJigEntRectangle
As you can see, Jigs and JigEnts correspond pretty closely at the upper levels.
However, there are extra JigEnts that can re-use the same Jig. The ones listed
here are only the common JigEnts. There are many specific JigEnts derived
off of these. For example, there is a specific JigEnt for each type of wood and
metal joist, all derived off AecEdJigEntLineExtend to get the majority of their
behavior. No special Jig is needed for each of these, because they all ask for
the same sequence of information. If all the internal programmed objects for
detail components were listed, you would see many more JigEnts, but not
many more Jigs.
3942 | Chapter 55 Customizing and Adding New Content for Detail Components
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