plt3DISurface GetPolygonMode
Returns the surface’s polygon mode.
Syntax
plt3DISurface_handle GetPolygonMode
Application
Tcl Query
Description
Returns polygon mode; transparent, opaque, or wireframe.
Errors
None.
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Returns the surface’s polygon mode.
Returns the surface’s polygon mode.
plt3DISurface_handle GetPolygonMode
Tcl Query
Returns polygon mode; transparent, opaque, or wireframe.
None.
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