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=== Interface ===
Based on patch #5140 by Juho Vepsäläinen, this commit removes the requirement to type # at the start when you want to use Python expression evaluation when typing a value in a button. In a nutshell, that means you can now type 3 + 5 in a numbut and see it change to 8. Word of warning: The normal Python operator logic applies, so if you type in 1 / 3, you'll get 0 and not 0.333. There's no going around that.
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@ -2057,13 +2057,12 @@ static int ui_act_as_text_but(uiBut *but)
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but->max= max;
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if(textleft==0) but->flag &= ~UI_TEXT_LEFT;
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if(str[0] == '#') {
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if(BPY_button_eval(str+1, &value)) { /* str+1 to skip the # sign */
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error("Invalid Python expression, check console");
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retval = 0; /* invalidate return value if eval failed */
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}
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if(BPY_button_eval(str, &value)) {
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/* Uncomment this if you want to see an error message (and annoy users) */
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/* error("Invalid Python expression, check console");*/
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value = 0.0f; /* Zero out value on error */
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retval = 0; /* invalidate return value if eval failed */
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}
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else value = atof(str);
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if(but->pointype!=FLO) value= (int)value;
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