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| def _deepcopy(self, value): | ||
| if isinstance(value, FunctionType): | ||
| return instancemethod(value, self) | ||
| return getattr(self, value.__name__) # Replaces instancemethod(value, self) |
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This might be why draw() doesn't work. I noticed that value is usually (almost always?) the draw function? Might be related to why draw() doesn't actually draw anything, because i return it in the wrong way.
This is a working copy of a version that is working in the sense that it's able to install and run a basic example (without desired results?): http://i.imgur.com/7L8omha.png
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This is a WIP copy of a version that is working in the sense that it's able to install and run a basic examples (without desired results?):
Would love to see this merged into a new branch of the official repo.
I'm well aware that some of these conversions breaks backwards compability.
canvas = Canvas()definition in./nodebox/graphics/__init__.pyconfused me a bit, couldn't get it to go global in Python3 so i just created a wrapper function that returns it from the local scope whenever called.def draw()function doesn't appear to actually draw anything, haven't really started to learn the library yet since i spent most of the day just converting old broken Py2.6 code up to speed. (not done yet perhaps).Files modified in short: