>

Hi Bryan,

Excuse me for the awful familiarity earlier; I've confused you with  
Bryan Bishop, also on the pythonOCC list.
Please accept my apology. That's really silly of me, and explains the  
tone of the previous mail.

> Yes, sorry for this. The pythonOCC codebase is changing fast so I  
> can't
> always keep up.

0.1 is *really* outdated now, we're releasing 0.2 end of the week.
The difference is pretty vast.

Since I was mistaken you, I was a little surprised, sorry about that.
Are you on win32 or linux by the way?

> Now I've found examples_gui.py (took me some searching), I'll start
> using this.

Cheers, again, this uses SVN.
We'll standardize on the example_gui pattern for the examples.
Its also nice not to see wx code in the script I think.

> This (or a similar) module really needs to be installed
> under the OCC namespace so users can run the examples (or their own
> tests) without having to do extra messing with their PYTHONPATH or
> having to hunt down the module.

Yes, I know... I thought you were already familiar with it.
It'll be added to OCC.Display when we release.
Again, sorry for sounding so paternalistic, that's really terrible...

> Similarly, the CSF_GraphicShr environmental variable caused me a lot  
> of
> pain. It took me *ages* to find any documentation which says what you
> should set this to.

Ai.
We should fix this in the release.

> So, having this stated clearly in html-docs / wiki /
> mailing list will certainly help other newcomers. The best would be if
> setup.py could set this up automatically.

Hey, something went wrong... normally OCC.__init__.py checks whether  
os.enviroment['CSF_GraphicShr'] is set.
Now that OCAF is added to the SVN we should check thos env. vars. too.
Something went wrong there then.

> Basically, the golden rule of OSS is make it "Just Work". Don't make  
> me
> have to think about environmental variables or PYTHONPATH.

True.

Cheers,

-jelle


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