Re: [Pyode-user] Initial (re)design questions

[Timothy S. <ti...@st...>]

On Thu, 2004-06-24 at 22:49, Matthias Baas wrote:
> Uhm, I must confess that I don't remember the details why I switched
> to a global dictionary....
> I suppose it wasn't that straightforward to get to the dictionary
> inside the space from within the near callback. Well, but if there's
> a better solution it'll be fine with me if we change the code.

I've written some code that implements addGeom(), delGeom() and
_getGeom() for Space and passes the Space as an argument to
near_callback. It seems to work fine with your collision detection
tutorial but I'm probably overlooking something.

Also, I've just noticed that ODE has dSpaceAdd and dSpaceRemove
functions.

> Actually, I don't know why it works for me *without* specifying the
> lib....

Perhaps you're ODE library has stdc++ statically linked?

> So unless someone of you would like to use Leo I'd rather remove
> the markup.

Go ahead. I use GNU Emacs. This is unrelated but I recommend that we use
epydoc markup (http://epydoc.sourceforge.net/) in the docstrings for API
documentation (where it is needed).

> Another thing is, I'd rather like to split the Pyrex file into several
> smaller files as currently it has over 2600 lines which is a rather
> big chunk (back then, a Pyrex file could not include other Pyrex
> files, but now this is possible).

Agreed.

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Timothy Stranex <ti...@st...>