Just recording this for anybody that needs it. FME Datainspector shows a CW/CCW (clockwise/counter-clockwise) direction for an arc under the geometry, but this value can't be extracted as a trait using a geometrypropertyextractor and the arcpropertyextractor doesn't list any attribute that return clockwise/counterclockwise.
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Exracting CW/CCW from arc
+23- Influencer
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Best answer by todd_davis
The answer is the CW/CCW in the datainspector is derived from the fme_sweep_angle. This attribute is returned as the sweep angle by the arcpropertyextractor. Positive values are counter-clockwise and negatives are clockwise
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+23- Influencer
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The answer is the CW/CCW in the datainspector is derived from the fme_sweep_angle. This attribute is returned as the sweep angle by the arcpropertyextractor. Positive values are counter-clockwise and negatives are clockwise
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The answer is the CW/CCW in the datainspector is derived from the fme_sweep_angle. This attribute is returned as the sweep angle by the arcpropertyextractor. Positive values are counter-clockwise and negatives are clockwise
@todd_davis - Thanks for sharing!