Hi Thomas
That's great news on the == operator, but I have a related question:
Will the == operator now work for Handles as well, meaning work in
Python as it does in C++?
The reason I ask is that I wish to use h1 == h2 in Python to find out
whether two handles are referencing the same underlying object, e.g. the
same as this C++ code:
Handle(Geom_Surface) hsur1 = BRep_Tool::Surface(face1);
Handle(Geom_Surface) hsur2 = BRep_Tool::Surface(face2);
if (hsur1 == hsur2) { // face1 and face2 lie on same surface
...
Thanks,
Frank Conradie
Thomas Paviot wrote:
Jelle Feringa a écrit :
This can be done directly in the SWIG wrapper. For the TopoDS_Shape
class, the != operator is already wrapped with python (a call to
IsNotEqual() method). Don't know why the == operator is ignored.
Certainly a stupid mistake from me.
Wow, that would be beautiful...
That's what I thought: due to a bug in the SWIG_generator.py script,
only the operator != was wrapped. I fixed it and now the == operator
should work.
I currently rebuild all the solution. Many modules are impacted by this
change.
Thomas
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