2010/12/24 Jelle Feringa <jelleferi...@gmail.com> > > - the high level API written in pure python. This API should be used both > in > > python project and pycado projects. > > For now, the API contains the following primitives (can have several > > "constructors"): > > Have you seen that pythonocc's Utils.Construct & Utils.Common have many > higher level operations? > I think its important that high level language has to be a shared meme in > the pyocc community. > > On one hand Utils.Construct doesnt accomplish much: > > make_cube(1,1,1) is sugar syntax for: > > box=BRepPrimAPI_MakeBox(1,1,1) > box.Build() > return box.Shape() > > however, syntactically speaking its a leap ;) > makes coding a lot more fun. > > The next phase in the pythonocc project is all about defining these higher > level constructs. > > > I am not a fan of pre-processors and scripts that are not pure python. > > +1 > > Julien,
What is exactly the reason leading to the choice of a new scripting language on top of python? I read the example scripts in your code repository, and I see nothing that could not be ran from a python script. In a shot term, you will be asked to implement inheritance, getters and setters etc and you'll have to develop a complete object oriented scripting language. So I'm really curious to know about the benefits of your approach over ours (python scripts). Thomas
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