Hi Drew,
I had the same thoughts when I first saw the OCC interface! I'm also
learning Python, main triggered by this project.
I won't be much help for OSX (Jelle's your man), but I might be able to
help get you running on Debian. Could you tell us what you've tried? Did
OpenCASACDE itself install properly? This is the hardest part -
pythonOCC goes quite easily once that is done. Debian splits occ into
quite a few different packages - could you list which ones you
installed. Maybe you forgot the dev libs? Also, which Debian release are
you running (cat /etc/debian_release I think)?
With a bit more info I think we can you started (and then add what we
figure out to the wiki, to make that a bit more complete).
Cheers,
Arthur
Andrew Wagner wrote:
> Hello-
>
> In my spare time I work on plans for an open hardware digital keyboard
> over at diykeyboard.org. I initially wrote off open cascade because
> the API is intimidatingly large, and I didn't want to do have to code
> C++ in my free time. I ended up starting my design work using a demo
> version of Rhino3D and their scripting engine, which basically a
> vbscript wrapper around their API. Anyway, that's far from ideal,
> both because I have beefs with vbscript, and also because the expense
> of the software limits my potential user base. Anyhow, over the last
> few months I have started learning Python, and it sounds like progress
> on Python wrappers to open cascade has been extremely quick! Some
> time this summer I hope to experiment with porting my key generation
> scripts over to pythonocc using your tools.
>
> I tried unsuccessfully to get the wrappers built and installed on os x
> and on debian; it seems like your build system is still very much in
> flux. I look forward to trying out your code again next release!
>
> Cheers,
> Drew
>
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