The warning was: FutureWarning: The behavior of this method will change in future versions. Use specific 'len(elem)' or 'elem is not None' test instead.
No need to click on "OK" anymore.
This is not a hacky workaround using the mouse position, it uses a signal sent to Blender to close the active popup
See https://blenderartists.org/t/programatically-close-pie-menu-2-79/1488807/2
re-committing since it seems I commited to the wrong branch last week
Used to get errors running setup_pytest.py having python 3.10 installed on my pc (`sys_paths[-1]` was the system's python folder, not the blender's python).
basically now "edit profile" will be shown in BIM Tool UI and will work from shift+e hotkey if the active element's representation is mapped (for example, if it has openings)
The cool thing about it now that it will automatically create a new mesh for "unresolved" representation if element has openings, otherwise it'll stick to the same mesh representation as the type object.
This fixed a few bugs:
- similar to b9a9abd but during extrusion profile edit
- applying void to the occurence used to remove the type and other occurences. Apparently it occured after 744c08e - previously we seems to rely on `ifcopenshell.geom.create_shape(settings, element)` to unresolve the representations. Though before 744c08e there still was an issue - it would apply the same opening to the all occurences and the type meshes but wasn't removing them.
Probably fixed a few other similar issues.
I've found a bug that if you have some object that consists of extrusion and can be edited in profile edit mode, when you finish editing, it would remove the type object (and I guess the other occurences objects).
It happened because during edit mode it's using temporary mesh data and `switch_representation` would replace this temp mesh data with new representation and remove the old mesh data that might still used by the other occurences and the type.
The issue also was leading to a crash during `box.template_icon(icon_value=AuthoringData.data["type_thumbnail"], scale=5)` if you had BIM Tool thumbnail preview opened in the process - removing type object would make thumbnail icon become invalid leading to the crash.
Crash mentioned here: https://community.osarch.org/discussion/1753/bbim-two-door-types-with-connected-properties
Dion Moult