Thanks for your answer. I makes me realize that there might be some info missing in my initial post: On Windows 10: FreeCAD 0.17 build 13528 On Ubuntu 18.04 VM: FreeCAD from realthunder's assembly3 branch, compiled from sources. I assumed that the different OS was the reason for the different behavi...

When renaming a body or a part inside a document. If the name contains a '.' (dot), the dot is replaced by a '_' (underscore) on Linux but remains a '.' (dot) on Windows. Is that intentional? The issue is that if I want to name a body 'body_name_M2.5', I end up with 'body_name_M2_5' on Linux. It is ...

Hi Rene. I had the same problem with the asm3 Windows version, adding some workbenches to Mod made the ASM3 WB disappear. Try to move the workbenches in Mod to a backup folder somewhere else. Yet, do no ask me why ...

Ok, thanks a lot for the info. So I have to find a way to build FreeCAD with OCE, actually with the same OCE that was used to build PythonOCC. Will try ...

I think your on Ubuntu? Well, my little experiment was done on Windows 10 using a 0.17-13528 prebuilt. I also have a compiled version on ubuntu (see https://github.com/balloonfish/freecad-asm3-install/blob/master/sh_install/u18.04/install_freecad_asm3.sh for the compilation script) that uses occt (...

I think It used to be delivered with FreeCAD out of the box, but OCC imports from the FreeCAD Python Console does not seem to work anymore. So I copied a working Python 2 PythonOCC to the bin/Lib/site-packages folder of my 0.17 FreeCAD install. import OCC -> works import OCC.<any OCC module> -> fail...

Yes, you can add your tests to the Test WB without changing its source. However, a few things must be polished a bit to improve the integration. Assuming you have a module called MyTest which resides in the Mod directory then you can do the following things: Create a file __init__.py Create a direc...

2. Is it possible to add a test suite for an external WB to the Test WB (without editing the Python code in the Test WB of the installed FreeCAD) or should the usual test runners from a testing framework be used? Yes, you can add your tests to the Test WB without changing its source. However, a few...

Maybe we can combine both. The tests ran from the test runner could either check automatically that placement and other properties are as expected or display a dialog where you can click OK or NOT OK based on what you see and controlling the test result. What do you think?

Reading this thread, I came to think of the particular issue of 'print' statements in a wider context. As a newby to FreeCAD (the good side is I have a new eye, the other side being having a lot to learn), but with a longer experience with Python and development in general, my opinion is that a 'Dos...