ScriptEditor - CheckNewObjects bad obj msg not shown when bad obj created

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Set CheckNewObjects to on persistently.

Run the code below in V8 in both EditPythonScript and in ScriptEditor (doesn’t matter Py2 or Py3). Select the curve in the file - deliberately chosen to produce a bad object.

import rhinoscriptsyntax as rs
import scriptcontext as sc
import Rhino

#polyline
def pl_filt(rhino_object, geometry, component_index):
    return rs.IsPolyline(geometry)


pl_id=rs.GetObject("Select polyline",4,custom_filter=pl_filt)
if pl_id:
    pl_crv=rs.coercecurve(pl_id)
    rc,pl=Rhino.Geometry.PolylineCurve.TryGetPolyline(pl_crv)
    if rc:
        tol=0.1
        print("Original point count={}".format(pl.Count))
        #reduce number of segments
        pl.ReduceSegments(tol)
        print("Reduced point count={}".format(pl.Count))
        print("Polyline IsValid={}".format(pl.IsValid))
        sc.doc.Objects.Replace(pl_id,pl)
        sc.doc.Views.Redraw()

TestBadObj.3dm (2.2 MB)

When running in EditPythonScript, the “Invalid geometry…” warning from CheckNewObjects will come up immediately when the script finishes.

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Undo and run the code in ScriptEditor and no message is shown. Funny thing is if you Undo the script, THEN the dialog shows up - this despite the fact that undoing the script made the object valid again… :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Also, in either case, pl.IsValid remains True after the operation even though the polyline is considered a bad object…