Enforce Recomputation of Multipatch Interfaces

[jzwar]

Overview

As the title says.

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• [ ] Added example(s)
• [ ] Added test(s)

[j042]

When was this causing err?

[jzwar]

When was this causing err?

No error, but also no way to recompute once done. This just adds a new option.

[j042]

When was this causing err?

No error, but also no way to recompute once done. This just adds a new option.

I think I've mentioned this back then: what about removing property/setter and use "vedo style":

mp.interface(new_inter)  # setter
interf = mp.interface()  # getter
recomp_interf = mp.interface(recompute=False) # getter

[jzwar]

When was this causing err?

No error, but also no way to recompute once done. This just adds a new option.

I think I've mentioned this back then: what about removing property/setter and use "vedo style":

mp.interface(new_inter)  # setter
interf = mp.interface()  # getter
recomp_interf = mp.interface(recompute=False) # getter

Naaaaa, I like the properties. In 99% of cases, you need no recomputation

[j042]

When was this causing err?

No error, but also no way to recompute once done. This just adds a new option.

I think I've mentioned this back then: what about removing property/setter and use "vedo style":

mp.interface(new_inter)  # setter
interf = mp.interface()  # getter
recomp_interf = mp.interface(recompute=False) # getter

Naaaaa, I like the properties. In 99% of cases, you need no recomputation

1% is what matters

[jzwar]

When was this causing err?

No error, but also no way to recompute once done. This just adds a new option.

I think I've mentioned this back then: what about removing property/setter and use "vedo style":

mp.interface(new_inter)  # setter
interf = mp.interface()  # getter
recomp_interf = mp.interface(recompute=False) # getter

Naaaaa, I like the properties. In 99% of cases, you need no recomputation

1% is what matters

Let's not get political 😄 I like the properties

[jzwar]

Can we go with setter and getter for cpp? I don't like that you have to give empty list to give a recompute flag (interfaces = super().interfaces([], recompute))

PyMultipatch::SetInterface(py::array_t<double>);

PyMultipatch::GetInterface(bool recompute);

done