07:39 <gbruno> [github] gsohler opened pull request #4513 (Help python-support branch to merge into master) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/4513

07:43 <gbruno> [github] gsohler synchronize pull request #4513 (Help python-support branch to merge into master) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/4513

10:45 <guso78> hi teepee, suppose you noticed the PR as discussed yesterday

10:46 <guso78> once sombody helps me out to create one single ctest case , getting setup done e.g. "cube().output()"  ,  i can create many others

10:50 <Scopeuk> guso78 I believe that CMakeLists.txt has a section of lists that have paths to the tests relative to the test directory and then down towards the bottom a bunch of calls to add_cmdline_test to add tests from each set to the list of things to be executed

10:51 <Scopeuk> I would expect the proccess to be "create a folder for python tests", "add a new list to tests/CMakeLists.txt to list the new python tests" and then "add the new list to the queue using add_cmdline_test

10:51 <Scopeuk> for releas I guess we would want to gate the last step on if the python support is enabled

10:52 <guso78> Scopeuk, thank you for your hint. i have read the brief docs. The docs state "add a new app" . but i am not clear, whether "python" is a new app as its already used for other purposes

10:59 <Scopeuk> by the time it gets to the test cases we should be running it like a release executable, so the relevant python functionality should be inside openscad (from my understanding)

11:06 <guso7893> yes, if you look into the correct branch , if you compile it in and if you enable it, it is already

18:02 <gbruno> [github] jordanbrown0 opened issue #4514 (Exported SVG does not import in the same place) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/issues/4514

20:13 <JordanBrown[m]> https://xkcd.com/2730/ so true...

20:38 <guso78> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m5OeK2lW4U

20:38 <othx> guso78 linked to YouTube video "Native path_extrude demonstration in OpenSCAD" => 1 IRC mentions

20:39 <guso78> Here is a demo to my updated path_extrude. Now i am happy with it. It exacly matches my vision and there are no artefacts visible anymore.

20:41 <guso7832> teepee, thank you for the link. i managed to implement it before getting to that :)

21:31 <peepsalot> guso7832: what is going on with the object on the right side? is that manifold? i feel like i'm looking at a rotating tesseract

21:56 <guso7816> Hi

21:58 <guso7816> The object in the right Side is Not manifold because two Volumes Touch each Others at a single edge.the object would manifold If i put the Thing little more apart and IT would bei printable.

21:59 <guso7816> Can you send me a Link to tesseract , Font understand.

22:26 <JordanBrown[m]> A tesseract is the four-dimensional extrapolation of a square or cube.

22:26 <JordanBrown[m]> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesseract

22:26 <JordanBrown[m]> Of course there are no pictures of them, because it's even harder to represent a 4D object in a 2D picture than it is to represent a 3D object.

22:27 <JordanBrown[m]> But just as rotating a 3D object in a 2D presentation can help you to understand its 3D structure, rotating a 4D object can help you to understand its 4D structure.

22:28 <JordanBrown[m]> Actually, I should say that there are no *good* pictures of them.

23:09 <guso78> jordan, got tesseract now. no i dont show an tesseract, i just shown a path, which guides along the edges  of a cube.