parameters: (obj, old_dict)
return_statement: return obj
docstring: Assign the new properties from the old properties.
  
      If new properties are named differently than the older properties
      or if the old values need to be transformed because the class
      now manages differently the data, this can be done here.
      Otherwise simple assigning the old values is possible.
docstring_summary: Assign the new properties from the old properties.
docstring_tokens: Assign the new properties from the old properties .
function: def _assign_properties0_19_to_0_19(obj, old_dict):
      """Assign the new properties from the old properties.
  
      If new properties are named differently than the older properties
      or if the old values need to be transformed because the class
      now manages differently the data, this can be done here.
      Otherwise simple assigning the old values is possible.
      """
      _wrn("New property values added.")
      if hasattr(obj, "Length"):
          obj.Length = old_dict["Length"]
      if hasattr(obj, "Start"):
          obj.Start = old_dict["Start"]
      if hasattr(obj, "End"):
          obj.End = old_dict["End"]
      if hasattr(obj, "FilletRadius"):
          obj.FilletRadius = old_dict["FilletRadius"]
      return obj
function_tokens: def _assign_properties0_19_to_0_19 ( obj , old_dict ) : _wrn ( "New property values added." ) if hasattr ( obj , "Length" ) : obj . Length = old_dict [ "Length" ] if hasattr ( obj , "Start" ) : obj . Start = old_dict [ "Start" ] if hasattr ( obj , "End" ) : obj . End = old_dict [ "End" ] if hasattr ( obj , "FilletRadius" ) : obj . FilletRadius = old_dict [ "FilletRadius" ] return obj