The startIndex and count arguments of OP.points(attributeName, startIndex (optional), count (optional), delayed=False) are weird. I can call op.points(‘P’) or op.points(‘P’,0,n) for an arbitrary n, both if which return the full list. I need to call op.points(‘P’, i, count=n) to get only n entries starting at i, but op.points(‘P’, startIndex = i, count = n) returns Call contains unexpected keywords: startIndex. Am I missing something or is this unexpected behavior?
That is in version 31999
Hi Josef, thanks for the report, it appears the documentation is incorrect, and currently startIndex is an arg but count is a keyword, so you’d want to do OP.points(‘P’, i, count=n)
Let me confirm internally if we want to fix the doc or the code!