Exppython:

- Object: implemented getBoundBox and makeDisplayList methods
- NMesh and Object: small internal changes for nicer behavior
- Draw: added function PupMenu
- Docs: updated for the additions above
Auto build tiny fix: added the imbuf include dir to source/creator/Makefile.am

source/blender/python/api2_2x/doc/Object.py

@@ -409,3 +409,34 @@ class Object:
     @type object: Blender Object
     @param object: A Blender Object of the same type.
     """
+
+  def getBoundBox():
+    """
+    Returns the bounding box of this object.  This works for meshes (out of
+    edit mode) and curves.
+    @rtype: list of 8 (x,y,z) float coordinate vectors
+    @return: The coordinates of the 8 corners of the bounding box.
+    """
+
+  def makeDisplayList():
+    """
+    Updates this object's display list.  Blender uses display lists to store
+    already transformed data (like a mesh with its vertices already modified
+    by coordinate transformations and armature deformation).  If the object
+    isn't modified, there's no need to recalculate this data.  This method is
+    here for the *few cases* where a script may need it, like when toggling
+    the "SubSurf" mode for a mesh:
+    Example::
+    object = Blender.Object.Get("Sphere")
+    nmesh = object.getData()
+    nmesh.setMode("SubSurf")
+    nmesh.update() # don't forget to update!
+    object.makeDisplayList()
+    Blender.Window.RedrawAll() # and don't forget to redraw
+
+    If you try this example without the line to update the display list, the
+    object will disappear from the screen until you press "SubSurf".
+    @warn: If after running your script objects disappear from the screen or
+       are not displayed correctly, try this method function.  But if the script
+       works properly without it, there's no reason to use it.
+    """