Thomas
Would this be of any help?
http://docs.python.org/library/2to3.html
I am not much of a programmer but I am willing to poke away at this over the
next few months.
Joel
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 5:03 PM, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> Joel,
>
> The move to python 3 is not planned yet. Although S
Joel,
The move to python 3 is not planned yet. Although SWIG is able to deal with
python3k, the python code we wrote would need a major refactoring (more
certainly a 'port' to python3), unless there is some kind of script that can
automate the move from 2.x to 3k.
Thomas
2011/1/20 Joel Putnam
Thomas,
yes py2.6 is default but I have installed 3.1 as well. The current Blender
2.56 is build on python 3.1 (packaged internally) I have managed to use the
previous version and imported FreeCAD and pythonOCC. I do not currently work
with the previous version of blender and as the jump from 2.4
Hi Joel,
pythonOCC has been successfully tested for py2.5 and 2.6. I have no hear
about any 2.7 attempt. pythonOCC is not compliant with 3.1 changes from the
2.x series.
I also use to work with Ubuntu 10.04, with the default python2.6. I didn't
know Blender requires 3.1 to be installed. If you ca
Hi,
I would very much like to build PythonOCC with python 3.1 and have
the ability to import it into blender as a way to allow conversion to cad
formats other than those available in blender. I am using Ubuntu 10.4, with
python 3.1 installed. Is there any instructions out that would aid in
accompl
