[Bf-committers] Python & G.scene

[Ton Roosendaal]

Hi,

You only have to prevent executing python when no file was read? I  
don't see a 'heap of exceptions'.
By definition: without file -> no running blender. The .blend is  
obligatory on the command line for a -b (background render).

I can imagine its fun to start without anything and then let python  
fill a database... but that's outside of the specs I trust Blender to  
run reliably.

BTW: I rather see efforts how to get rid of the G.scene (and G) all  
over...

-Ton-


On 22 Mar, 2006, at 22:37, Campbell Barton wrote:

> Hi,
> 2 recent bug reports involved Blender running python scripts in  
> background mode.
>
> The segfaults were that Pyton expects G.scene to exist, but at the  
> moment running blender in background mode dosent make a scene for  
> blender.
> are we ok to make a new scene when python runs "import Blender" (when  
> G.scene is NULL) - it saves adding in a heap of exceptions.
>
> - Cam
>
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