[Bf-python] bmesh split face

[Campbell Barton]

At the moment there is no __repr__ function for each python instance,
so it just prints the memory address of the PyObject, this is
re-allocated whenever the python BMesh is re-made, but will remain the
same as the script runs.

I'll add repr functions which print the BMesh memory address (which
will stay the same), and the index.

On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 3:04 AM, INTERLICHTSPIELHAUS
<interlichtspielhaus at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 3:56 PM, Campbell Barton <ideasman42 at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for the reportm fixed r44428.
>
>
> thanks for the quick reply and fix
>  , face split works :-)
>
>
> but i have another question:
>
> "
> import bpy
> import bmesh
>
> object = bpy.context.object
> mesh = object.data
> bm = bmesh.from_mesh(mesh)
>
> for i,f in enumerate(bm.faces):
>     print(i,f)
>
> print('first face',bm.faces[0])
> "
>
> is it normal that at each running of the script
> the order of the references to faces is different ?
>
> and face at index 0 and face at index 4 have the same reference
>  , faces at index 1 and 5 too :
>
> 0 <BMFace object at 0xb44b7e8>
> 1 <BMFace object at 0xb44b830>
> 2 <BMFace object at 0xb44b338>
> 3 <BMFace object at 0xb44b6b0>
> 4 <BMFace object at 0xb44b7e8>
> 5 <BMFace object at 0xb44b830>
> first face <BMFace object at 0xb44b0c8>
> 0 <BMFace object at 0xb44b0c8>
> 1 <BMFace object at 0xb44b7e8>
> 2 <BMFace object at 0xb44b338>
> 3 <BMFace object at 0xb44b3b0>
> 4 <BMFace object at 0xb44b0c8>
> 5 <BMFace object at 0xb44b7e8>
> first face <BMFace object at 0xb44b6b0>
>
> just wondering :-)
>
> thanks for your work and time
> inS
>
>
>>
>> On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 12:42 AM, INTERLICHTSPIELHAUS
>> <interlichtspielhaus at gmail.com> wrote:
>> > hi
>> >
>> > playing around with the new bmesh api
>> >
>> > i can't split a face of a newly created cube in edit mode
>> > with the following code
>> >
>> > "
>> > import bpy
>> > import bmesh
>> >
>> > object = bpy.context.object
>> > mesh = object.data
>> > bm = bmesh.from_mesh(mesh)
>> >
>> > face = bm.faces[0]
>> > v_one = face.verts[0]
>> > v_two = face.verts[2]
>> > print(v_one,v_two)
>> >
>> > bmesh.utils.face_split(face, v_one, v_two)
>> > "
>> >
>> > whatever combination of 2 verts i take
>> > i always get one of two errors:
>> >
>> > ValueError: face_split(...): one of the verts passed is not found in the
>> > face
>> > or
>> > ValueError: face_split(...): couldn't split the face, internal error
>> >
>> > thanks for any help
>> > inS
>> >
>> >
>> >
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>>
>>
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>> - Campbell
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