> 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.
Very nice! Now it looks like o.engines is a tuple of C functions even
if it should not be (I imagine)
> 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).
It is not really annoying to use object['attribute'] instead of
object.attribute. I said that python syntax is obscure but I know
that the problem come from me. I have to think different...
Thank for adding the clump wrapper. It works fine.
Regards,
Vincent Richefeu
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