On Fri, 21 Jan 2011 23:44:34 +0100, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> I apologize, I was completely wrong : python27 (and 31) are available within
> fink, as well as PyQt4-X11 for python 2.7. You now have two solutions!
Fink is fine if you just want to run unix apps, but if you are in to
using python to bui
yeah the old 2.4 version was sorta a mess in regards
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 4:19 PM, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> thanks for this information. Don't know much about Blender, I never managed
> to get something done with this program!
>
> 2011/1/21 Joel Putnam
>
> here is a post about Blender 2.5x and
Thomas,
In your opinion would compiling pythonOCC against 3.1 give me the
opportunity to import it as a module into Blender and access the OCC
functions? My plan of attack was to get it to import and start by writing
simple exporters to the various cad formats offered by OCC. It is
not necessarily
thanks for this information. Don't know much about Blender, I never managed
to get something done with this program!
2011/1/21 Joel Putnam
> here is a post about Blender 2.5x and Python 3.1. The blender team bundles
> python 3.1 directly into the blender app. They are also in the process of
> co
here is a post about Blender 2.5x and Python 3.1. The blender team bundles
python 3.1 directly into the blender app. They are also in the process of
completing a new BREP kernel that will allow for among other things ngon
sided faces within a mesh. This is one of the major attractions for me as I
a
On Fri, 21 Jan 2011 14:10:20 +0100, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> Did you try to get pythonocc compile with 2.7? Your feedback would be very
> interesting.
>
PythonOCC compiled OK. The show stopper was Qt-X11. I just couldn't see
how to compile it again a framework Python 2.7.
--
Bill Bedford
"Man
2011/1/21 Bill Bedford
> On Fri, 21 Jan 2011 12:15:48 +0100, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> > May be a small step to 2.7 would be better in
> > a short term. What do you think about it?
> >
>
> 2.7 is the current version. 2.6 is depreciated.
I use to work with a MacBookPro (python 2.5 and 2.6 installed
On Fri, 21 Jan 2011 12:15:48 +0100, Thomas Paviot wrote:
> May be a small step to 2.7 would be better in
> a short term. What do you think about it?
>
2.7 is the current version. 2.6 is depreciated. As it is I can't
install PythonOCC on my Mac because of incompatibles between the
version of pyt
Yes, that's what I noticed :
- moving from 2.x to 3.x needs an overall refactoring of the python code,
since there are many differences (and no backward compatibility with 2.x
code) ;
- furthermore, a lot of famous and useful python libraries did not move to
3.x yet.
So a move to 3.x would not be
Hi all !
Be careful, a port to python 3.x will break the compatibility of
wxPython since wxPython is not yet ready for Python 3.x
Sébastien
Le 21/01/2011 00:30, Joel Putnam a écrit :
Thomas
Would this be of any help?
http://docs.python.org/library/2to3.html
I am not much of a programmer
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
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