Blender Git Commits

removed a wrong parameter name

Documentation fot the Ipo module

minor changes; deleted unuseful functions.

removed a function prototype which was already in modules.h

name changes for Curve functions (added an underscore)

documentation for the module Curve, to be formatted with epydoc

change the values of the functions get/set size/loc/rot to lists.
added the attributes loc, rot, size
changed the parameters of getControlPoint to int int list
cosmetic changes in names

- this smartass hack, which was removed from editscreen.c, was needed for
the textwindow. doh!

now you can press alt+p in textwindow again!

* F11 now nicely pops/pushes a window again
* works (for OSX) only with the commit I did in Ghost 1 minute ago!
* needs to be checked for all other OS's.

* Added a roman -> latin charset convertor.
MacOSX returns a Roman charset with kEventParamKeyMacCharCodes
as defined here: http://developer.apple.com/documentation/mac/Text/Text-516.html
I am not sure how international this works...
For cross-platform convention, we'll use the Latin ascii set instead.
As defined at: http://www.ramsch.org/martin/uni/fmi-hp/iso8859-1.html

* changed window-pop behaviour, it now also activates the window for input
(OSX only)

* typing special characters in 3d font now works again. For OSX ghost will
use the internal standards for ascii values > 127
* someone has to check how X11 returns these values! Otherise the old
Blender codes (alt+s = german S) will still work though.
* still have to check this for the buttons!

- increased the character loading/conversion routine that it includes the
entire ascii extended set (up to 255)

added what needed to link a curve to an object (modification of Object_link
added 2 functions Curve_CheckPyObject and Curve_FromPyObject
that I had forgotten

* Forgot to update the Object.name variable functionality. Had a bug in it to
return the first 2 identifying characters too - which it shouldn't.

- changed silly name 'shadelamplus' to shade_lamp_loop

* fixed two more subloops in button drawing for new optimized usage of
glFinish(). Textbut and the 'But' (render for example) didnt work proper.

- old python: removed reference to UIfrontbuf, just to get it compiling
for those who dont have EXPYTHON defined

* removed the global uiFrontbuf from interface.c (and python, it was used
there)
* replaced with nice local (uiBlock) storage of what goes on in drawing.
it now only calls a glDrawBuffer() and glFinish() when it is actually
needed

Result: interface drawing in general is speedy again, especially for gfx
cards that dont allow frontbuffer drawing, and copy stuff to the frontbuf
with a glFinish() call.

Needs to be tested on all platforms... report to me when you see problems
like menus not drawing correctly, tooltips not drawing or not disappearing,
etc.

* removed some debugging prints. Accidentally committed them last time.
* nicely format the matrix object when printing.

- miencho (thanks) pointed me to a weak line in draw mesh solid call.
it used a pointer, without checking its value. the calling code
took care it never happened, nevertheless... added a comment there.