Question

[Matthieu Hendriks]

Is it possible to do object oriented programming in pythonopenscad. 

And if yes is there a working example?

For object oriented there would be something like

OOObj=cube(40).translate([x.y.z]).morph(abc).color("purple").selfDefinedFunctions(...) 

show(OOObj.get())

[Guenther Sohler]

Yes, of course its possible and your code is almost correct

you can write:

OOObj = cube(10) 

# OOObj is already an OOObject and you can apply methods on it

obj2 = OOObjj.right(10) # right is a method of each Obeject

do display you can write

obj2.show()

or

show(obj2)

HTH

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[William Adams]

For classes to use to make objects, note that we have a bit written on this at:

https://old.reddit.com/r/OpenPythonSCAD/wiki/index#wiki_files_for_using_a_python_class_from_openscad

William