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by Emerah » Fri Mar 29, 2013 11:18 am
I have to spend sometime on the new modules to figure out what they do but here are the most obvious changes:
1. the import of the Capabilities module and the addition of the 'get_capabilities' function in the __init__.py module
2. the import of the 'with_statement' from __future__ module in the main script (must be imported on the 1st line of the script)
3. the use of 'with component_guard()' function under class __init__
4. the use of decorators like '@'
a quick remedy to L8 scripts is to add the with_statement import on the 1st line of the script like this:
from __future__ import with_statement
now under 'def __init__(self, c_instance)' add 'with component_guard()' like this:
class 'scriptName'(ControlSurface):
----def __init__(self, c_instance):
--------ControlSurface.__init__(self, c_instance)
--------with self.component_guard():
------------"continue writing your variables"
the decompiled L9 scripts are available here (search the forum if you don't have them already), take a look at any of the scripts for good examples. of course this is only what my eyes caught so far.
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