How do you get the int domain type of a pPlot?

[Jeckel]

Can this be done? I've looked and searched through the API and can't seem to find a method that gives you the domain type of a plot object.

I am wanting to do something like

iPlotDomain = pPlot.?
iLandDomain = gc.getInfoTypeForString("DOMAIN_LAND")

if (iPlotDomain == iLandDomain):
          return True

Anybody got any ideas?

 

[Sto]

if domain LAND <-> no water ,no peak plot : you may simply test that :

if not ( plot.isWater() or plot.isPeak() ) :return True

Edit :LOL

 

[The Great Apple]

CyPlot.isWater() should tell you if it's water. If it's not water, it's land.

 

[Gerikes]

Can this be done? I've looked and searched through the API and can't seem to find a method that gives you the domain type of a plot object.

I am wanting to do something like

iPlotDomain = pPlot.?
iLandDomain = gc.getInfoTypeForString("DOMAIN_LAND")

if (iPlotDomain == iLandDomain):
          return True

Anybody got any ideas?

I think you're looking for getPlotType(). You can then compare the value with PlotTypes.PLOT_LAND without having to do the getInfoTypeForString (especially since DOMAIN_LAND has to do with units and how they act / where they can go. Although this often has to do with the type of plot, plot's don't store anything relating to domains).

Edit: Of course, if it's a hill or peak, you might still consider it "land" but it's not technically a "land" type, so you're better off going with what was stated above (all in the last three minutes, coincidentally) and check for not water.

 

[Jeckel]

Ahh, thankyou all!

isWater.. dur, I searched isSea, but didn't think to use the word water.


And thanx for the info on getPlotType(), I wasn't sure exactly what it returned, that is good to know.

Thanks to all three of you again.