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Hello,
I'm trying to implement the reading of PMI annotations (Geometrical Dimensions and tolerances) from a step file using OCP.
I have a C++ code that is working fine and that I have already tested:

In my C++ code, I have something like this:
m_gdtTool = XCAFDoc_DocumentTool::DimTolTool(doc->Main());
TDF_LabelSequence labels_datums, label_geoms, label_dims, label_dimTols;
m_gdtTool->GetDatumLabels(labels_datums);
m_gdtTool->GetDimensionLabels(label_dims);
m_gdtTool->GetGeomToleranceLabels(label_geoms);
int datumSize = labels_datums.Length();
int dimSize = label_dims.Length();
int geomSize = label_geoms.Length();
// Dimensional Tolerances
for (int i = 1; i <= dimSize; ++i)
{
const TDF_Label& label_dim = label_dims.Value(i);
Handle(XCAFDoc_Dimension) aDimAttr;
label_dim.FindAttribute(XCAFDoc_Dimension::GetID(), aDimAttr);
if (!aDimAttr.IsNull())
{
Handle(XCAFDimTolObjects_DimensionObject) aDimObject = aDimAttr->GetObject();
}
}
So, I have translated into python:
labels_datums = TDF_LabelSequence()
labels_dims = TDF_LabelSequence()
labels_geoms = TDF_LabelSequence()
self.gdt_tool.GetDatumLabels(labels_datums)
self.gdt_tool.GetDimensionLabels(labels_dims)
self.gdt_tool.GetGeomToleranceLabels(labels_geoms)
datum_size = labels_datums.Length()
dim_size = labels_dims.Length()
geom_size = labels_geoms.Length()
for i in range(1, dim_size + 1):
label_dim = labels_dims.Value(i)
aDimAttr = XCAFDoc_Dimension()
found = label_dim.FindAttribute(XCAFDoc_Dimension.GetID_s(), aDimAttr)
if found:
aDimObject = aDimAttr.GetObject()When the execution gets in the line aDimObject = aDimAttr.GetObject() I get this error:
I have verified and compared the label_dim variable in both python and c++ :
python
c++
Do you have any ideas why I'm getting this error?
I suspect that the problem is coming from TDF_Label.FindAttribute method:
I think that for my case it's falling in the third case, and maybe the pybind11 wrapping of this method is not working properly because the generic type?

I'm attaching the c++ project and the step file used to test the reading. The main file is called TestOCCT.cpp
Thank you very much for the attention. Any insight on how to solve this issue or workaround will be highly appreciated!
TestOCCPMI.zip


