Brian
I wonder if it's possible to ask OpenSCAD if they can do something similar to Deno... of allowing includes to be pointing to a website url instead. (Source: https://blog.logrocket.com/what-is-deno/) ```...
Just tried to copy the MCAD dev libarary to `C:\Program Files\OpenSCAD\libraries` to at least check if https://github.com/openscad/MCAD/blob/dev/fasteners/nuts_and_bolts.scad is not already doing the same thing. Haven't had much luck even after...
Just in case the site ever goes down. Here is a copy of the public domain source code. [ISOThread.zip](https://github.com/openscad/MCAD/files/9477739/ISOThread.zip) While his source code itself doesn't specify license, the page does...
# Other OpenSCAD threads libs to also check/integrate if needed ## ISOThread by TrevM309 (fully Public Domain) As discussed above. https://github.com/openscad/MCAD/files/9477739/ISOThread.zip ## scad-lib-FDMscrews by mechadense ( LGPL-3.0 license ) [scad-lib-FDMscrews](https://github.com/mechadense/scad-lib-FDMscrews)...
https://yaml.org/spec/1.2-old/spec.html#id2772075 ``` commercial-at: @text grave-accent: `text ``` Above would give `ERROR: Reserved indicators can't start a plain scalar.` as the “@” (#x40, at) and “`” (#x60, grave accent) are reserved...
Interesting. Well don't forget that most tags are 888bytes so minimizing metadata is a priority (thus optional timestamp. Also hard to guard against spoofing of previous conversation, because anyone can...
Yeah, one thing I would like to do if I get the time (or anyone else does) is to investigate this issue. Do you have a crash log?
Adding my voice here. I was adding a custom location to a post front matter for https://github.com/mofosyne/call-to-action-map-static-site ``` location: address: 1 barrack st, masslen, IL USA latitude: -45.862 longitude: 24.7844...
By the way, I'm a bit iffy about using `=>` for results annotation (looks too similar to C equal or more than operator). Just wondering what you think about `:=`...
Yes that's correct on both count (I do wonder if this plugin has comparison operators and if so what would it be... still bit iffy on the existence of `=>`...