. > > Note: it's no problem for if you send me "hack" version already now, then i > have already something to look at.

There is a simpler hack with including pjsua_internal.h, then retrieve the media transport instance for the call and send RTCP packet with it, but this works with sending only. Cheers Benny

You always can include the library you want to call help() latest (yet another hack, I know) -- View this message in context: http://forum.openscad.org/trouble-making-a-round-flange-with-holes-in-tp20961p20997.html Sent from the OpenSCAD mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

A multi-hole sweep can be also implemented straight forward and does not need this hack. It has to provide its own triangulation of the first and last faces with holes and just can't rely on CGAL to do it. CGAL gets slow anyway, when it starts with "trying alternative construction". The rest is just building the walls like a vectorized sweep.

I'd call it a hack, but a decent one. -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/

A hack-around can be to replace "? concat([pos],ps)" with "? assert(true) concat([pos],ps)", or something similarly silly (and note that the "assert" function is not present in the 2015 versions). Iteratively is probably the way to go here :) -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/

Sometimes you can hack differential 422 to make it look like 232 but you have to get the polarity right. That's good that you know it's transmitting data at 9600 baud. Now look at the bits to see if it's 8N1 or 7O1 or 7E1. So two things to check: polarity and parity. /tvb

As a temporary hack, you can submodule it. -Marius

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You could hack a GPS module with the GEC Plessey/Zarlink frontend to achieve this. Cheers, Magnus