Re: [Pythonocc-users] SGEOM

2009-12-13 Thread Thomas Paviot
SMESH and SGEOM depend on OCC. But SMESH do *not* depend on SGEOM. Basically, SMESH take a TopoDS_Shape and mesh it. This TopoDS_Shape can be generated with the PAF (i.e. SGEOM based) or OCC. OCC topology/geometry algorithms -> TopoDS_Shape -> SMESH -> Meshed shape or PAF -> TopoDS_Shape -> SMESH

Re: [Pythonocc-users] SGEOM

2009-12-13 Thread Henrik Rudstrom
Thanks for the info. So if i understand correctly this is only for user interaction / interactive application development, and not really necessary for creating simple/static geometry generator etc..? How about the other salome modules, the meshing for example, does this require any use of the SGE

Re: [Pythonocc-users] SGEOM

2009-12-13 Thread Jelle Feringa
Also, I'm wondering if there are conflicts between OCAF topological naming and PAF. PAF is implemented on top of OCAF. Think of PAF as pythonic OCAF ;') But maybe it makes no sens using both of them (if they provide te same functionality)! That's right, have a look for instance in how PAF

Re: [Pythonocc-users] SGEOM

2009-12-13 Thread Simon Loic
Hi Thomas. Thanks for trying making things clearer. Also I'm happy not to be the only one finding the naming conventions (if we can call it that way) confusing. Hence, I wonder if it is easy and efficient to use PAF and OCAF in the same >> time. In that case, does OCAF handle, the modification mad

Re: [Pythonocc-users] SGEOM

2009-12-13 Thread Thomas Paviot
2009/12/13 Simon Loic > Interesting! The role of sgeom was blurry to me too. Still I don't get the > name (GEOM) if its main focus is parametric modeling!! The GEOM module comes from Salomé. In Salomé, its main purpose is to generate Geometry, that will later be meshed and computed. But I agree

Re: [Pythonocc-users] SGEOM

2009-12-13 Thread Simon Loic
Interesting! The role of sgeom was blurry to me too. Still I don't get the name (GEOM) if its main focus is parametric modeling!! At least PAF name is much clearer ;-) So PAF is a pythonic extension of sgeom which is a simplified API of OCC topological naming. I've read lately some of the doc of OC

Re: [Pythonocc-users] SGEOM

2009-12-13 Thread Thomas Paviot
2009/12/12 Henrik Rudstrom > Hi all, > Been taking a few looks at the sgeom module, trying to find some > documentation on its purpose, but there's little docs to be found. > Looking at the methods/operations it seems to have some overlap with the > rest of opencascade, and it also seems to be ge

[Pythonocc-users] SGEOM

2009-12-12 Thread Henrik Rudstrom
Hi all, Been taking a few looks at the sgeom module, trying to find some documentation on its purpose, but there's little docs to be found. Looking at the methods/operations it seems to have some overlap with the rest of opencascade, and it also seems to be geared towards interactive application de