Description

Use to write one or more rotation values to a file. This command accepts any number of vector arguments, including arrays.

The following list shows the different cast types. Note that data can be lost when casting. 'Signed' means the value can be negative. 'Unsigned' means value will always be positive.

Cast	Description
`"c"`	Writes each rotation channel value as a signed character, or a signed 8 bit (1 byte) value
`"uc"`	Writes each rotation channel value as an unsigned character, or an unsigned 8 bit (1 byte) value
`"s"`	Writes each rotation channel value as a signed short integer, or a signed 16 bit (2 bytes) value
`"us"`	Writes each rotation channel value as an unsigned short integer, or an unsigned 16 bit (2 bytes) value
`"i"`	Writes each rotation channel value as a signed integer, or a signed 32 bit (4 bytes) value
`"ui"`	Writes each rotation channel value as an unsigned integer, or an unsigned 32 bit (4 bytes) value
`"f"`	Writes each rotation channel value as a floating point value, a 32 bit (4 byte) value

Functional area

Disk I/O

Command syntax

Syntax

writeRot fileID rotValue1 [rotValue2...] [-delim string] [-quat] [-rotOrder string] [-cast string] [-rad]

Arguments

Name	Type	Comments
`rotation2`	optional vector or vector array	Command can accept any number of vectors/arrays to write to the file
`rotation1`		Vector or vector array: 1 or more values to be written to the file
`fileID`	int	ID of file previously opened with fileOpen

Flags

Name	Flag arguments	Argument type	Exclusive to	Comments
`delim`	1	string	—	Delimiter to use between rotation channel values. Cannot be used with binary files. Usually"," or "\t", etc.
`quat`	0	—	rotOrder	Specifies that the rotation should be written as a quaternion (four float values) rather than an Euler angle (three float values). Can not be used with `-rotOrder` option
`rotOrder`	1	string	quat	Specifies the rotation order that the rotation will be written in. Can not be used with `-quat` option (possible values are XYZ, XZY, YXZ,YZX, ZXY, and ZYX)
`cast`	1	string	—	Data type to cast to. Possible types are listed above. Note that data can be lost when casting.
`rad`	0	—	quat	—

Return value

void

Examples

//Rot write example
vector $rot = << 25.0, -70.5, 19 >>;
int $fileID;
int $fileID = `fileOpen "C:/FileTesting.txt" "w"`;

// Write the rotation value as an Euler angle
// The -delims flag assumes you are writing to a text file 
writeRot $fileID $rot -delim ",";
fileClose $fileID;

Shogun 1.9 Documentation

writeRot