Revision: 1520
Author: chadrik
Date: Sat Jan 2 22:31:58 2010
Log: Edited wiki page through web user interface.
http://code.google.com/p/pymel/source/detail?r=1520
Modified:
/wiki/version_1_0_todo.wiki
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--- /wiki/version_1_0_todo.wiki Wed Dec 30 20:41:33 2009
+++ /wiki/version_1_0_todo.wiki Sat Jan 2 22:31:58 2010
@@ -41,6 +41,7 @@
* √ fix SyntaxError formatting
* look into crash on component tests on 2011
* look into crash after api doc parsing on Win 2009x64 (and cache
results not used on Linux 2009x64 - ie, NurbsCurve.numCVs won't exist until
restart)
+ * look into Transform.setScale crash
* √ add check that we have a proper maya package, throw informative
error if not
* √ look into startup warnings about MFnMesh.createColorSetWithName and
MFnMesh.getVertexNormal being deprecated
* √ Develop mechanism to wrap functions/flags which should return PyNodes
@@ -75,7 +76,7 @@
* misc:
* flags in secondaryFlags should not generate methods
* add Joint.setPosition (currently disabled, does it overlap with an
api method or did i think it was the same as setTranslation?)
- * cleanup PyNode special method/attr names. settle on '_apithing'
or '__apithing__'
+ * cleanup PyNode special method/attr names. settle on {{{_apithing}}},
{{{__apithing__}}} or {{{_apithing_}}}
== Phase3: document and polish ==
@@ -84,13 +85,15 @@
* use new UI style in examples
* add instructions for installing cytpes for Win64 maya2009x64
* update manual installation instructions - pymel must be higher
precedence than maya's site-packages
- * add class hierarchy grap
+ * √ add class hierarchy graphs
+ * remove SLC documentation
+ * Add developer information
* √ prevent version less than 2008
* add develop mode: prevent cache rebuilding if not enabled
* √ remove deprecations in 1.0
* look into any pymel code that RAISES deprecation warnings!
* tests
- * pymel_test is not finding tests
+ * √ pymel_test is not finding tests
* add sphinx doctests to pymel_test
* plugin load and unload callbacks
* ui commands and classes