Hi,
I will post the solution tomorrow. Clumps are not yet wrapped in python,
but it is fairly easy thing to do: function taking list of bodies and
appending those as clump to the body container.
For the obscurity of syntax, there are 2 points.
1. Creating instance of a class. It used to be obsucre like
StandAloneEngine("PersistentSAPCollider",{'haveDistantTransient':True}).
I introduced new syntax for it (like a month ago), which is much more
pythonic: PersistentSAPCollider(haveDistantTransient=True). Have a look
at scripts/simple-scene.py, I think it is more readable now.
2. Accessing attributes. You have to use object['attribute'] notation to
get real (serializable) attributes. It would be best to use
object.attribute instead, but I am still investigating how to do it, as
there are non-c++ attributes that are accessed in this way (like methods
or object.name and so on).
Regards, Vaclav
>
> I would like to use clumps in Yade. I started with python which is
> very interesting despite a somewhat obscure syntax (for beginners who
> are accustomed to C++).
> I have found the clump 'extra-package' and read the comments in the
> file clump.hpp
> Now, I would like to know how to access the method 'createOneClump'
> (for example) from a python script.
> Does anyone (Vaclav ?) can help me?
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