The fix is not very beautiful (it computes the hash of the scene to check if it was changed), but straightforward solutions don't work with the current setup (for example, just checking that the history of the pyeditor hasn't changed doesn't cut it, because if you modify the block, then move around, then focus out, the pyeditor will consider that the last change did change the block).
The solution I propose has the benefit of being robust against any "double checkpoint" that one might introduce in the future.
Furthermore, it doesn't cost more than the previous state of the program, since it was already serializing the whole scene every time.
Fixes #275
The fix is not very beautiful (it computes the hash of the scene to check if it was changed), but straightforward solutions don't work with the current setup (for example, just checking that the history of the pyeditor hasn't changed doesn't cut it, because if you modify the block, then move around, then focus out, the pyeditor will consider that the last change did change the block).
The solution I propose has the benefit of being robust against any "double checkpoint" that one might introduce in the future.
Furthermore, it doesn't cost more than the previous state of the program, since it was already serializing the whole scene every time.