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I suspect this code to have been integrated in the SofaPython3 by mistake and to have never worked. By looking at it it may be an experiment to allow syntax like this import Sofa.Components Sofa.Components.MechanicalObject() ...
…nows about them. The problem: Depending on the definition order of the binded classes, there may have incorrect types if Base is useing BaseData... but BaseData is only binded after Base. The PR propose a solution for that using a decidcated "forward" registration patter.
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@hugtalbot ci pass... |
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I believe that some parts of this PR should have been in #457 |
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I agree with you :) |
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I suspect this code to have been integrated in the SofaPython3 by mistake and to have never really worked.
By looking at it it may be an experiment to allow syntax like this
So let's make it simple, remove this. Unless someone can explain what it does.