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remove superfluous `break`
neat for debugging demos and explorative coding, or making use of the autoreload function [1] [1] https://ipython.org/ipython-doc/3/config/extensions/autoreload.html
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that is pretty cool indeed! |
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@Licini would be nice to make better use of the data store infrastructure of Qt and make the relevant widgets simply views of that store... |
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@jf--- This is super cool! Just a heads up we will be doing a big clean up in terms how UI elements are hooked up (where we wrote a lot of spaghetti code in the past making lot of things unnecessarily complicated), if you were planning to make this one of the Meanwhile I guess it will also work just as a custom |
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@tomvanmele merging a draft would be daft; shall i whip this up to a mergeable state? |
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whip away! |
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having a console besides the viewer is a nice aid to help debugging or run demo's.
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a neat feature of the console is auto reloading python modules in the background [1],
so you can keep coding in your IDE while not having to recreate a scene / relaunch a viewer on every chance.
(probably with a clever use of QTimer rerendering the code could also be invoked automagically)
there still is an issue with this code; when adding an object via the console, it does show up in the tree widget, but not in the renderer.
[1] https://ipython.org/ipython-doc/3/config/extensions/autoreload.html