[Bf-python] Ipo/IpoCurve API revisited
Ken Hughes
khughes at pacific.edu
Fri Mar 17 01:47:18 CET 2006
AFAIK, none of the changes I'm adding break backward compatibility. Or,
if they do, they aren't *supposed to* be breaking it. In the
documentation I'm marking various methods as being deprecated, but I'm
not attempting to remove them or change what they do.
Ken
cpbarton at iinet.net.au wrote:
> Could modules that have improved functionality, but break backwards
> compatibility, be commited under FooBar_dev?
>
> eg.
> import Ipo_dev as Ipo
>
> Then we could just add in modules when there coded and not worry about breaking
> anything, also allows for more time to make changes before a release.
>
> Also Commentingout the _dev modules if needs be. is no big deal. about 3 lines
> for each module.
>
> Once people are happy with them, we can choose to replace the old modules.
>
> Toni was suggesting have Blender_dev, not bad but not sure how to do that.
> - Cam
>
>
>>Ken Hughes wrote:
>>
>>>Just a follow-up on this now-three-month-dormant code: since I've got
>>>the time to revive it, and since I was holding off commiting until I saw
>>>the direction that the API rewrite was taking (which apparently for now
>>>is "no rewrite") I'll be readying the code to commit in the next week or
>>>so unless there are some really strong arguments not to. In the
>>>meantime I'll start the documentation changes.
>>
>>This didn't tkae as long as I thought it would. However, I'm going to
>>be out-of-town for a few days and don't want to commit anything which
>>might break something (I've tested but not ultra-thoroughly) so I put it
>>on the patch tracker in case someone wants to play with it:
>>
>>
>
> https://projects.blender.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=4001&group_id=9&atid=127
>
>>Ken
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