Hi William,
I understand that the Python engine does Work and i am absolutely excited
that my Working OpenSCAD Went Out into the world !!!!!
I dont know how this intetacts with customizer
. IT has to Parse Python Code instead. Probably IT geht's confused about
Missing Semikolon
Please Share your Experience with IS,!
William F. Adams via Discuss discuss@lists.openscad.org schrieb am Do.,
17. Aug. 2023, 16:23:
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Okay, my stubborn streak won out and kept at it until I had:
"C:\Program Files\Openscad\libwinpthread-1.dll"
"C:\Program Files\Openscad\libgcc_s_seh-1.dll"
"C:\Program Files\Openscad\libpython3.10.dll"
all in that folder and the program was able to launch successfully.
I've gone to Edit | Preferences | Features and enabled "python-engine" and
quite and re-launched, so making progress.
One thing which I am immediately curious about is would Python programs
have support for the Customizer? Or, be able to create a graphical dialog
for making settings?
William
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While having the DLLs in that folder will allow OpenSCAD to launch and run .scad files, it doesn't work for Python files.
What are the pacman commands for msys2 to install python 3.10?
William
On Thursday, August 17, 2023 at 01:21:48 PM EDT, Guenther Sohler guenther.sohler@gmail.com wrote:
Hi William,I understand that the Python engine does Work and i am absolutely excited that my Working OpenSCAD Went Out into the world !!!!!I dont know how this intetacts with customizer. IT has to Parse Python Code instead. Probably IT geht's confused about Missing Semikolon Please Share your Experience with IS,!
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Okay, my stubborn streak won out and kept at it until I had:
"C:\Program Files\Openscad\libwinpthread-1.dll""C:\Program Files\Openscad\libgcc_s_seh-1.dll""C:\Program Files\Openscad\libpython3.10.dll"
all in that folder and the program was able to launch successfully.
I've gone to Edit | Preferences | Features and enabled "python-engine" and quite and re-launched, so making progress.
One thing which I am immediately curious about is would Python programs have support for the Customizer? Or, be able to create a graphical dialog for making settings?
William
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Moreover, there are only two instances of 3.10 at:
https://packages.msys2.org/search?q=python
and none of them are for python itself.
William