03:44 <gbruno> [github] kintel pushed 1 modifications (Create better geometry for cones) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commit/1a5129f164ef609bdb559d27e3f2e098bd97245a

03:46 <gbruno> [github] kintel opened pull request #5062 (Create better geometry for cones) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/5062

03:47 <gbruno> [github] kintel closed pull request #5054 (chore(python): remove py2 import) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/5054

03:47 <gbruno> [github] kintel pushed 1 modifications (chore(python): remove py2 import (#5054)) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commit/0ac066a013320968605502cc076e3f9ef0e4e275

10:04 <gbruno> [github] schiele synchronize pull request #4538 (implement new scale and translate parameter to rotate_extrude) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/4538

11:40 <gbruno> [github] kintel closed pull request #5062 (Create better geometry for cones) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/5062

11:40 <gbruno> [github] kintel pushed 1 modifications (Create better geometry for cones (#5062)) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commit/480f33c8d48917329e0b09dfddab4cc3726d0c0a

11:42 <gbruno> [github] kintel pushed 1 modifications (Test macOS 14 GitHub runner) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commit/4b6cebbdf2c4e73aece1a3bb41ab9e399b89df37

11:42 <gbruno> [github] kintel synchronize pull request #4984 (Test macOS 14 GitHub runner) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/4984

23:12 <kintel> Man, _every_ time glib updates, they break something new. ..and every time I start down the rabbit hole of removing glib as a build dependency.

23:23 <teepee> :(

23:37 <JordanBrown> InPhase: the formatting problem is not with writing C++ code that formats numbers. That's easy. The goal was to have an OpenSCAD-language "format" function that behaved like libfmt, accepting a format string and some number of values to insert into the format string.

23:39 <JordanBrown> I don't remember the details of the libfmt language, but it has a construct equivalent to printf's "%*d", which takes a width argument and a number. I had the function pretty much working, so that you could hand it a format string and an array of OpenSCAD Value objects, and it would format them appropriately... except for that "*" case, supplying a width or precision, and there it really really wanted a C++ integer type.

23:39 <JordanBrown> From the OpenSCAD-language side, it looked like format(fmtstr, arg, ...) and returned a string.