Hi Dave,
As Jelle said, this was already discussed on this ml but the link
provided will not fix the but you report: I have the same segfault as
you. Here is the problem: the last occurence of the method
TopExp_Explorer.Next() erases all pointers. When you stores shapes in a
python lists, you then have a list of null pointers (that cause the
segfault).
The safest way to store shapes returned by the TopExp_Explorer is
certainly to use the TopoDS_ListOfShapes builtin iterator. However, if
you want to use python lists, then you have to ReInit() the explorer
when it's done with the .Next() method. In the sample you provide, you
then just have to add texp.ReInit() at the end of your 'findFaces' function:
def findFaces(shape):
faceList = [];
texp = TopExp.TopExp_Explorer();
ts = TopoDS.TopoDS();
texp.Init(shape,TopAbs.TopAbs_FACE);
while ( texp.More() ):
face = ts.Face(texp.Current());
faceList.append(face);
texp.Next(); # if there's no 'next' shape, pointers are destroyed
texp.ReInit() # Add this line so pointers are recreated before the
list is returned
return faceList;
Fix successfully tested on my Windows XP machine.
Cheers,
Thomas
jelle feringa a écrit :
> hi Dave,
>
> this was an issue with occ.utils.topology.py, which has been fixed in
> the SVN some time ago. it would be best if you can upgrade to:
> http://pythonocc.org/Releases/daily/pythonOCC-PDE2009.win32-py2.5.exe
>
> cheers,
>
> -jelle
>
> On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 4:05 AM, Dave Cowden <dave.cow...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hello, everyone:
>>
>> I could use some assistance. I know little about swig and subtle python/c++
>> binding details, but I suspect some subtle thing I'm doing wron
>>
> g is kicking
>
>> my butt.
>>
>> I am getting 'hard crashes' when I attempt to store object proxies into a
>> list.
>>
>> Attached is an example script. in the script, I do the following steps:
>>
>> (1) create a box
>> (2) dump the topology, using a function that will print the object tree--
>> solid, then faces, then wires, then edges. this works
>> (3) iterate through the box finding the faces, and print them out one at a
>> time. this also works
>> (4) use the same code as (3), but instead of directly using the objects, put
>> them into a list, and return them
>> (5) attempt to loop through the list, dumping the them exactly as in (4).
>>
>> in step 5, i get a hard crash every time. it seems like the object proxies
>> are going out of scope or something. I'm completely lost.
>>
>> Can anyone else duplicate these results, and/or tell me if i'm doing
>> something obviously wrong?
>>
>> Platform: windows xp
>> occ version 6.3.0
>> pyocc version wo0.2 ( from prebuilt binaries )
>>
>> as always help is appreciated.
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