What does this mean to me?

I’ve been noticing these warnings on the command line when running some Python scripts in V6:

:1: DeprecationWarning: LayerTable.FindByFullPath has been obsoleted. ignoreDeletedLayers is no longer supported for research by name. Use the overload with notFoundReturnValue (-1 was the previous default).
:1: DeprecationWarning: LayerTable.Find has been obsoleted. ignoreDeletedLayers is no longer supported for research by name. Use the overload with notFoundReturnValue (-1 was the previous default).

Is this something I’m supposed to be seeing, and if so, what is it telling me to do? I understand that something has changed, I just don’t where to go from here.

Thanks,

Dan

@Alain or @dale, can you shed any light?

-Pascal

Hi Pascal,

I think this helps:

http://discourse.mcneel.com/t/is-there-a-list-of-unsupported-python-methods-for-v6/32513

It looks as if I may have jumped the gun with my scripts. I’ll wait until you folks get this aspect of V6 sorted out.

Dan

Maybe a little. :wink:

Basically, some of the underlying RhinoCommon functions used by rhinoscriptsyntax have changed, thus need to updated.