I found github to be easy enough to use. The gitExtensions for VS didn't
always play nicely, but were workable.
That said, I'm still very reliant on TSVN and enjoy the hard work those
guys have done on making Windows integration work sooo well.
On 12/11/2010 10:25 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
Hi all - I've recently taken a position that is MUCH more open-source
friendly. Now that I don't
have to have lawyers parse everything, what do you think about moving
this whole thing to
github? I don't know that I'll have much more time to devote to the
project near term, but I would
really like to lower the barrier-to-entry for folks with a vested
interest in this project to contribute
(and divest myself and others of of managing the SF project).
Unless anyone objects I think we should migrate the repo to github and
redirect SF there...
Thoughts?
- Brian
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 1:30 PM, Laszlo Sebo
<laszlo.s...@primefocusworld.com
<mailto:laszlo.s...@primefocusworld.com>> wrote:
We have been using it in maya on windows as well for a long time
actually. We do have some event calling mechanisms as all of our
custom GUI is implemented in the .net assemblies, and they
communice with maya using some event hooks & delegate functions.
It seems to work well, as long as we are careful.
In the meantime, i got python.net <http://python.net> working with
the latest version of mono (2.8.1). Do you guys mind if i check in
some minor changes to the source? I could post an svn patch here
first.
cheers,
laszlo
On 09/12/2010 7:54 PM, Tribble, Brett wrote:
Maya works fine with python.net <http://python.net>. We use it
all the time. Just remember that Maya is very particular as to
how it handles multithreading, raising events, and the like.
There is some info in the Maya Python SDK regarding how to
deal with Python threading and Maya, and it seems to work with
.NET callbacks as well. I've found that is seems best to add a
flag to your .NET assembly that enables/disable events so that
you can shut them off quickly before you end up with stacked
event callbacks and resulting Maya crashes. If you're not
raising events that percolate into Maya, then you probably
don't need to worry about this.
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> Sadly, our other target, Maya, seems to be linking python
statically... So I hope i can figure out how to get this
integrated
somehow...
Actually, scratch that. It seems like it has it's own .so as
well. Time
for some testing....
cheers,
laszlo
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