Matthew Jarvis

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Looking at the file in question (`brother_ql/backends/network.py`) it looks like network discovery hasn't been implemented, but you shouldn't need ti since you know the printer's address already. Have you tried...

I had this issue too, I ended up solving it by creating a new raster between calls to print and not re-using it. The issue that I was seeing in...

Python 3.10 has been out for almost a year now, it's probably worth trying to get these fixes into the main release. Is this the right repository for a fix?

Word wrap on, before adding URL: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4607110/163690448-5b9879f6-8df2-4a28-9487-0c7d486ebebe.png) After adding URL: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4607110/163690435-73055485-b36f-4c16-b06f-ce4876ef14a1.png) Note there's no carriage return after the URL...here it is with word wrap turned off: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4607110/163690474-a53572c8-3699-44a0-88a7-0bbea3dff469.png)

Sure thing, this is commit b11e3be2? Branch feature/TextFormatterPort?

I need to make sure I'm not messing something up, but it does seem to work correctly on Windows, but somehow not on Linux. Give me a few minutes to...

Ok! Yes, everything works correctly in b11e3be on both Windows and Linux. I was getting mixed up with multiple clones. Thanks for the quick response and I apologize for not...

A line, in my understanding, is simply the points in space which satisfy an equation of the form y=mx+b or a=B+tV in vector form. Our two point representation of Line2D...

That's fair. A true line should probably be represented in point-direction form.

The closest thing I can find to a formal definition of parallel is that in 2D space they refer to lines that do not intersect, and in 3d space lines...