Hi Vin,
You can easily download oce sources without looking into commits. oce
releases are tagged, see https://github.com/tpaviot/oce/tags to download
either a tar.gz or zip file archive. Note that, if you run Windows,
precompiled binaries are available at
https://github.com/tpaviot/oce/tags(inclu
Hi Thomas, thanks for your fixes. Since I was not getting all the menus from
geometry_demos.py to run, I decided that something must be wrong with my OCE
compilation, so I went back to OCE 0.11 which exists already compiled and
looked into commits and decided that the state of master as of Jan
unittest.TestTopologyBuilding) ... Test: face
> ok
> test_prism (topology_building_unittest.TestTopologyBuilding) ... Test:
> prism
> ok
> test_through_sections (topology_building_unittest.TestTopologyBuilding)
> ... Test: through sections
>
>
> ... after which I get a pop up &
est.TestTopologyBuilding)
... Test: through sections
... after which I get a pop up "python.exe has stopped working"
Regards,Vin
From: tpav...@gmail.com
Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2013 08:55:26 +0200
To: pythonocc-users@gna.org
Subject: Re: [Pythonocc-users] pythonOCC on Windows 7 issues
2013/4/2 Vi
2013/4/2 Vin Yovanovich
> I installed pythonOCC from master (3/28/2013) using a OCE 0.12 which I
> compiled from sources.
>
Hi Vin,
Thank you for this report.
> There were some issues with linking at one project so I had to comment in
> Sketcher.i code
>
With "some issues", do you mean many
I installed pythonOCC from master (3/28/2013) using a OCE 0.12 which I compiled
from sources. There were some issues with linking at one project so I had to
comment in Sketcher.i code
/*%nodefaultctor Sketcher_GUI;...
%extend Sketcher_GUI { void _kill_pointed() { delete $self; }};*/
