> from OCC import BRep
> bb = BRep.BRep_Builder() --becomes--> bb = BRep.Builder()
Hmmm...
Perhaps Frank is right.
Its closing in on me too ;')
Yep, why not go for it.
-jelle
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Frank Conradie a écrit :
> Hi Jelle
Hi Frank,
>
> What you are talking about is *not* renaming - it is simply changing
> the way OCC is imported in the examples. I think you are the one who
> is confused ;-)
>
> We all seem to agree (including Thomas) that on top of the import
> changes, the *
Hi Jelle
What you are talking about is *not* renaming - it is simply changing the
way OCC is imported in the examples. I think you are the one who is
confused ;-)
We all seem to agree (including Thomas) that on top of the import
changes, the *only* renaming we want is to remove the package
> Here is my cleaner, but incomplete (no gui) set of install
> insructions.
>
> http://www.pythonocc.org/wiki/index.php/OS_X_Installation_Instructions_using_Macports_as_much_as_possible
>
> If someone else thinks it's an improvement on the current state of the
> old version, promote it to the mai
Hi Bryan,
My feeling is that the discussion is getting a little out of control;
the renaming we have in mind isn't a big deal really.
As far as I'm concerned there is only one option that is worth
considering ( renaming classes / methods is _not_ acceptable )
Which is moving from `from OCC.BR
Thankyou everyone for the feedback.
After the interesting discussion, and Thomas' encouragement in
particular, I'll work on this. It may be a week or two before I have any
results to show (I'm anticipating a particularly busy week, so OCC work
is confined to my spare time).
Regarding the questio
> I didn't try again with Linux, but slept on the problem, and figured
> out that my active python installation on os x was looking in the
> wrong directory. I added a symlink to the correct directory as a hint
> for macports users. I'm working on condensed set of install
> instructions for the c
> Please do post some notes on the wiki, when you get a chance. I
> took a
> quick shot at setting it up on my Mac, but ran out of steam with the
> wxGtk install. I might try again this coming weekend on my Ubuntu
> machine.
Ai, guys I'm really sorry about the wxGTK hickup...
Its seems a *ma
