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Hi Khughes,

I was trying to run the second example "Or to print all the constraints attached to each bone in a pose" on [[BlenderDev/Constraints|Python Constrants API]].

I was getting a "NameError: name 'pose' is not defined" error message until I added
the line :

'''pose = ob.getPose()''' to the script. It seems to be working now. I updated that page to include that code.

Also the original code had

'''print bone.name,'=>'const.type'''

which was also getting an error (missing "," between '=>' and 'const.type'.

And finally 'const.type' just prints a 'cryptic' number, while

''''print const''''

actually prints out the english description of the constraint, so I changed the code to that, thinking it might be more useful :)

Also 'print const' actually prints :

[Constraint "Const.001", Type "IK Solver"]

in my test script. I was trying to isolate the description (second item).

I tried

'''print const[1]'''

but I get a "KeyError: 'key not found'" message.

Is there a way to print or get at the second value in that 'list' ?

--[[User:Mstram|Mstram]] 11:38, 13 May 2006 (CEST)

The output is not a list but a string. Just happens to look somewhat like a list. It is generated by an internal Blender function which is used to print the constraint name for the UI.

While the {{literal|print}} output is more readable than the integer in the {{literal|const.type}} attribute, it usually will be the case that this value is compared to one of the constants in {{literal|Constraint.Types}}, so the code itself will be readable.

--[[User:Khughes|khughes]] 7:23, 13 May 2006 (PDT)

Ok, thx, someone else on BlenderArtists also mentioned the {{literal|Constraint.Types}}, do you mean the python object? If so, in my CVS Windows build it's listed as {{literal|Blender.Constraint.Type}} (no '''s''').

--[[User:Mstram|Mstram]] 19:58, 13 May 2006 (CEST)

== x86_64 ==

As you are involved with the 64 bit version, you may be able to help with some questions: What is the current x86_64 situation? Is there a web page? Is there a stable build somewhere? There is nothing on the official website, or at least I cannot find anything. If I search the forums, all I can find is an old reference saying that 64-bit build output incorrect <code>.build</code> files, which I know is no longer true. Also, should we use the 32 bit version instead? Will that cope with a 64 bit Python? [[User:M.e|M.e]] 08:10, 29 April 2007 (CEST)

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