2D SVG concat(points, [point]) no output, loops&conditionals, vector declarations

For the 2D angle there are a number of other tools to try/consider:  - Processing - Nodebox - Metapost (and its derivatives such as TikZ, Asymptote, &c.) - Maker.js -- this is oriented towards CAM another successor tool would (eventually?) be RapCAD. A newer tool I'm investigating is CADquery...

Extending OpenSCAD from assembler to C or Perlish language and adding standard library

... reassign an existing variable. That would make > variables easier to understand and use, but it would break backward > compatibility. > > RapCAD is a fork of OpenSCAD that works this way. It has mutable variable > and various other improvements. https://github.com/GilesBathgate/RapCAD...

Extending OpenSCAD from assembler to C or Perlish language and adding standard library

... make variables easier to understand and use, but it would break backward compatibility. RapCAD is a fork of OpenSCAD that works this way. It has mutable variable and various other improvements. https://github.com/GilesBathgate/RapCAD RapCAD doesn't have most things in Revar's wishlist, and to...

Clarifying behaviors

...://github.com/GilesBathgate/RapCAD/blob/master/doc/openscad.bnf > > I also played around with railroad diagrams to make it easier to consume > by humans (this is for a slight refactoring of the openscad grammar): > http://files.openscad.org/grammar.xhtml > > This only documents the grammar, not...

Clarifying behaviors

.../RapCAD/blob/master/doc/openscad.bnf I also played around with railroad diagrams to make it easier to consume by humans (this is for a slight refactoring of the openscad grammar): http://files.openscad.org/grammar.xhtml This only documents the grammar, not the semantics of how it’s interpreted...

.x .y .z notation

I don't know where the main discussion about user-defined namespace objects is taking place. However, there are two options for syntax. One option is to use my_namespace::member, which avoids the use of dot notation. A number of languages use this syntax, including C++ and Rapcad. The other...

Keyword changes for 2014.Q1   (Re: Imported STL Bounds)

.... places. > One possible avenue for implementing this would be to do smth. similar as RapCAD and basically store an imported object reference in a variable, and allow queries on such objects. > The are some challenges which make this hard to just implement: > o OpenSCAD runs in two passes: 1...

Keyword changes for 2014.Q1   (Re: Imported STL Bounds)

... RapCAD and basically store an imported object reference in a variable, and allow queries on such objects. The are some challenges which make this hard to just implement: o OpenSCAD runs in two passes: 1) evaluate modules, functions, variables, for loops etc. to a concrete tree, 2) evaluate the...

BUG: minkowski() fills holes when used with 2D polygons

... sure RapCAD could use the code as well :) -Marius _______________________________________________ OpenSCAD mailing list OpenSCAD@... http://rocklinux.net/mailman/listinfo/openscad http://openscad.org - https://flattr.com/thing/121566

function syntax

There are various variations of OpenSCAD that do just that: https://github.com/GilesBathgate/RapCAD http://www.implicitcad.org/ and probably more Greetings Johannes On Mon, 11 Nov 2013 15:44:59 -0800 Drew Rogge <drew@...> wrote: > After reading this and other threads...

feature request: negative hull

... :-) ) >>> >>> Does this problem have a general (allgemeine) solution at all? >>> >>> Have other CAD programs a feature like this? >>> >>> What does (would) RapCAD do? >>> >>> Sincerely, >>> >>> TakeItAndRun >>> <negative hull command.png> >>> >>> >>> 2013/10/17 Ruud Vlaming <ruud@......

feature request: negative hull

... general (allgemeine) solution at all? >> >> Have other CAD programs a feature like this? >> >> What does (would) RapCAD do? >> >> Sincerely, >> >> TakeItAndRun >> <negative hull command.png> >> >> >> 2013/10/17 Ruud Vlaming <ruud@...> >> >>> On 17-10-13 18:25, John Griessen...