extracting files in general is also improved - now it's possible to extract a file that was just added to bcf in memory and not yet saved to the disk.
Update model.py
It wasn't considering that self._topics could be an empty dict because there are no topics and it would also reload it. Now we have None value to distinguish when it actually wasn't loaded before.
Same for viewpoints, reference files and document references.
I've also imade mplementations identical/more similar between v2 and v3.
1) added more high level api for getting/setting selected/visible elements in bcf
2) in bbim when you add a new viewpoint it will remember currently selected and visible objects:
https://imgur.com/a/2pZ79Z2
disabling it as it currently won't allows users to create a different viewpoint for the same IFC element (in the same or other bcf file) and also entity position can change between `build_viewpoint` calls
According to docs bcf is using meters as their length unit - https://github.com/BuildingSMART/BCF-XML/tree/release_3_0/Documentation
We should create some kind of common code folder to keep this sane...
Example warning:
WARNING. Snapshot with viewpoint guid '6aff8c6e-216c-48c9-8120-3101816def3e' won't be saved to bcf. Only snapshot data (VisualizationInfoHandler.snapshot) is provided and snapshot filename (ViewPoint.snapshot) is missing.
After https://github.com/tefra/xsdata/commit/93a8ca0548d1f7badb628ad9fd0327672abe140b
`parser.register_namespace("xs", "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema")` started failing with `TypeError: PushParser.register_namespace() missing 1 required positional argument: 'uri'` since xsdata added a new argument `ns_map` (previously it was always using `parse.ns_map` under the hood, now it allows to provide some external dictionary). We just restore the original behaviour with internal `ns_map` by providing it explicitly.
Specified xsdata version after that change in pyproject.toml.
Also `serialize()` is now using `parser.ns_map` as a fallback value (otherwise why we do `parser.register_namespace` if we never used the `parser.ns_map`?)
Andrea Ghensi