This crash was reported by Jean-Michel Soler (jms).
Problem was that I was trying to be a little too intelligent. I kept a
reference to created PyObjects which at some point apparently fails. Keeping
the object references is not necessary. Now we just create a new PyObject
when necessary and let Python handle the reference counts.
- Fixed bug #399:
Old bug on NMesh: segfault on NMesh.Face(vertexlist).
- Fixed bug #433:
"Typo" on Armature: bone's setQuat method was changing bone->head, not
bone->quat.
changed "get_ipo(key, ..." to "get_ipo((ID *)key, ..." in line 107.
* changed insert_meshkey(Mesh *me) to insert_meshkey(Mesh *me, short offline):
To call this function from a script, so that it doesn't pop the
"relative / absolute" dialog window when the "offline" arg is non-zero.
Exppython:
* NMesh module:
- Added method NMesh.addMaterial(mat) to the NMesh module:
alternative safer (aka slower) way to add materials.
- Added optional arg to NMesh_update():
if given and equal to 1, the mesh normals are recalculated.
- Fixed NMesh.getVertexInfluences: it was segfaulting when a NULL bone was
linked to the vertex. Thanks to Jiba on the bf-python mailing list for
bug report and sample .blend file. Also made this method give an IndexError
when the vertex index is out of range.
* Material module:
Added specR, specG, specB vars for compatibility with the 2.25 API.
Pointed by Manuel Bastioni.
* Image module:
Exposed image width, height and depth parameters.
From a suggestion by jms.
* BPython Ref Doc:
- Small updates to reflect the above additions.
- Added info for the Bone type in the Armature doc.
files.
* updated the build environment to include the needed .c files.
* Updated the modules.h file to expose the necessary functions to other
modules.
- Added a very brief intro to the api doc and updated the command to generate
the documentation (it's in a comment in Blender.py). Improved the NMesh ex.
The problem was that the memory was allocated at the stack, but after the
Python object was created, the pointer to the memory goes invalid.
Thanks to Kester Maddoc for providing a patch - almost 2 weeks ago. Ouch,
I should read my mail a little bit better.
