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Soviet_Mario
Oct 24, 2021, 10:28:22 AM10/24/21
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Debian Buster user,
I'm seeking some OpenSCAD code report/analysis tool.
I mean some tools that, scanning a .SCAD project, extracts
info about functions/modules declaration and usage,
presenting that in some browsable form.
I now use the internal "scintilla" editor, which has a good
feature (collapsible-expandible items) but no other helping
feature, like autocompletion, some list of functions/modules
to rapidly jump to their code, and as the projects grow in
size, browsing inside is becoming a nightmare
tnx for every advice
Sorry for multiposting, But I am expecting very few OpenSCAD
users around here, so I shouldn't be generating a lot of
traffic in the worst case.
I try to set up the follow-up to alt.comp.os.linux, hoping
it works, so every possible intrested, would converge here/there
--
1) Resistere, resistere, resistere.
2) Se tutti pagano le tasse, le tasse le pagano tutti
Soviet_Mario - (aka Gatto_Vizzato)
I'm seeking some OpenSCAD code report/analysis tool.
I mean some tools that, scanning a .SCAD project, extracts
info about functions/modules declaration and usage,
presenting that in some browsable form.
I now use the internal "scintilla" editor, which has a good
feature (collapsible-expandible items) but no other helping
feature, like autocompletion, some list of functions/modules
to rapidly jump to their code, and as the projects grow in
size, browsing inside is becoming a nightmare
tnx for every advice
Sorry for multiposting, But I am expecting very few OpenSCAD
users around here, so I shouldn't be generating a lot of
traffic in the worst case.
I try to set up the follow-up to alt.comp.os.linux, hoping
it works, so every possible intrested, would converge here/there
--
1) Resistere, resistere, resistere.
2) Se tutti pagano le tasse, le tasse le pagano tutti
Soviet_Mario - (aka Gatto_Vizzato)
J.O. Aho
Oct 24, 2021, 11:00:13 AM10/24/21
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On 24/10/2021 16.28, Soviet_Mario wrote:
> Debian Buster user,
> I'm seeking some OpenSCAD code report/analysis tool.
> I mean some tools that, scanning a .SCAD project, extracts info about
> functions/modules declaration and usage, presenting that in some
> browsable form.
>
> I now use the internal "scintilla" editor, which has a good feature
> (collapsible-expandible items) but no other helping feature, like
> autocompletion, some list of functions/modules to rapidly jump to their
> code, and as the projects grow in size, browsing inside is becoming a
> nightmare
or something similar?
> Sorry for multiposting, But I am expecting very few OpenSCAD users
> around here, so I shouldn't be generating a lot of traffic in the worst
> case.
multiple groups with the same content. Crossposting is when you post the
same message as one post to multiple groups at the same time.
> I try to set up the follow-up to alt.comp.os.linux, hoping it works, so
> every possible intrested, would converge here/there
conversation. People will not start subscribe a group just for you favor
it over some other one.
--
//Aho
Aragorn
Oct 24, 2021, 12:46:24 PM10/24/21
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On 24.10.2021 at 17:00, J.O. Aho scribbled:
> On 24/10/2021 16.28, Soviet_Mario wrote:
>
> > Debian Buster user,
> >
> > [...]
actually using, i.e. alt.os.linux.debian. ;)
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With respect,
= Aragorn =
> On 24/10/2021 16.28, Soviet_Mario wrote:
>
> > Debian Buster user,
> >
> >
> > Sorry for multiposting, But I am expecting very few OpenSCAD users
> > around here, so I shouldn't be generating a lot of traffic in the
> > worst case.
>
> This not multiposting, multiposting is when you post individual posts
> on multiple groups with the same content. Crossposting is when you
> post the same message as one post to multiple groups at the same time.
And, ironically, he left out the newsgroup for the distribution he's
> > Sorry for multiposting, But I am expecting very few OpenSCAD users
> > around here, so I shouldn't be generating a lot of traffic in the
> > worst case.
>
> This not multiposting, multiposting is when you post individual posts
> on multiple groups with the same content. Crossposting is when you
> post the same message as one post to multiple groups at the same time.
actually using, i.e. alt.os.linux.debian. ;)
--
With respect,
= Aragorn =
Soviet_Mario
Oct 24, 2021, 1:18:31 PM10/24/21
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Il 24/10/21 17:00, J.O. Aho ha scritto:
weight (also frequency and burden of updates was really
heavy). I have the .deb somewhere.
I'll have a look at notepadqq, tnx for advice !
>
>
>
>
>> Sorry for multiposting, But I am expecting very few
>> OpenSCAD users around here, so I shouldn't be generating a
>> lot of traffic in the worst case.
>
> This not multiposting, multiposting is when you post
> individual posts on multiple groups with the same content.
> Crossposting is when you post the same message as one post
> to multiple groups at the same time.
>
>> I try to set up the follow-up to alt.comp.os.linux, hoping
>> it works, so every possible intrested, would converge
>> here/there
>
> Follow-up is evil, as you prevent people to take part of the
> conversation. People will not start subscribe a group just
> for you favor it over some other one.
>
Oh, God ... It's quite a while I don't do this, and despite
willing to avoid the worst, I made all possible mistakes :\
I apologize ...
>
> On 24/10/2021 16.28, Soviet_Mario wrote:
>> Debian Buster user,
>> I'm seeking some OpenSCAD code report/analysis tool.
>> I mean some tools that, scanning a .SCAD project, extracts
>> info about functions/modules declaration and usage,
>> presenting that in some browsable form.
>>
>> I now use the internal "scintilla" editor, which has a
>> good feature (collapsible-expandible items) but no other
>> helping feature, like autocompletion, some list of
>> functions/modules to rapidly jump to their code, and as
>> the projects grow in size, browsing inside is becoming a
>> nightmare
>
> Tried any light wight IDE like notepadqq, visual code
> studio, brackets, or something similar?
I used Visual Studio Code time ago, finding it a monster in
> On 24/10/2021 16.28, Soviet_Mario wrote:
>> Debian Buster user,
>> I'm seeking some OpenSCAD code report/analysis tool.
>> I mean some tools that, scanning a .SCAD project, extracts
>> info about functions/modules declaration and usage,
>> presenting that in some browsable form.
>>
>> I now use the internal "scintilla" editor, which has a
>> good feature (collapsible-expandible items) but no other
>> helping feature, like autocompletion, some list of
>> functions/modules to rapidly jump to their code, and as
>> the projects grow in size, browsing inside is becoming a
>> nightmare
>
> Tried any light wight IDE like notepadqq, visual code
> studio, brackets, or something similar?
weight (also frequency and burden of updates was really
heavy). I have the .deb somewhere.
I'll have a look at notepadqq, tnx for advice !
>
>
>
>
>> Sorry for multiposting, But I am expecting very few
>> OpenSCAD users around here, so I shouldn't be generating a
>> lot of traffic in the worst case.
>
> This not multiposting, multiposting is when you post
> individual posts on multiple groups with the same content.
> Crossposting is when you post the same message as one post
> to multiple groups at the same time.
>
>> I try to set up the follow-up to alt.comp.os.linux, hoping
>> it works, so every possible intrested, would converge
>> here/there
>
> Follow-up is evil, as you prevent people to take part of the
> conversation. People will not start subscribe a group just
> for you favor it over some other one.
>
willing to avoid the worst, I made all possible mistakes :\
I apologize ...
Soviet_Mario
Oct 24, 2021, 1:19:09 PM10/24/21
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Il 24/10/21 18:46, Aragorn ha scritto:
LOL ... really clumsy, indeed ! :(
Soviet_Mario
Oct 25, 2021, 11:40:06 AM10/25/21
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Il 24/10/21 17:00, J.O. Aho ha scritto:
>
>
> On 24/10/2021 16.28, Soviet_Mario wrote:
>> Debian Buster user,
>> I'm seeking some OpenSCAD code report/analysis tool.
>> I mean some tools that, scanning a .SCAD project, extracts
>> info about functions/modules declaration and usage,
>> presenting that in some browsable form.
>>
>> I now use the internal "scintilla" editor, which has a
>> good feature (collapsible-expandible items) but no other
>> helping feature, like autocompletion, some list of
>> functions/modules to rapidly jump to their code, and as
>> the projects grow in size, browsing inside is becoming a
>> nightmare
>
> Tried any light wight IDE like notepadqq,
I managed to find it in the flatpak version (I don't use
>> Debian Buster user,
>> I'm seeking some OpenSCAD code report/analysis tool.
>> I mean some tools that, scanning a .SCAD project, extracts
>> info about functions/modules declaration and usage,
>> presenting that in some browsable form.
>>
>> I now use the internal "scintilla" editor, which has a
>> good feature (collapsible-expandible items) but no other
>> helping feature, like autocompletion, some list of
>> functions/modules to rapidly jump to their code, and as
>> the projects grow in size, browsing inside is becoming a
>> nightmare
>
> Tried any light wight IDE like notepadqq,
snaps, and AppImage misteriously does not run).
It is really amazingly rich of supported syntax
highlightings but, unfortunately, it does not support
OpenSCAD natively, and I could not find any extension to load
> visual code
> studio, brackets, or something similar?
>
>
>
>
>> Sorry for multiposting, But I am expecting very few
>> OpenSCAD users around here, so I shouldn't be generating a
>> lot of traffic in the worst case.
>
> This not multiposting, multiposting is when you post
> individual posts on multiple groups with the same content.
> Crossposting is when you post the same message as one post
> to multiple groups at the same time.
>
>> I try to set up the follow-up to alt.comp.os.linux, hoping
>> it works, so every possible intrested, would converge
>> here/there
>
> Follow-up is evil, as you prevent people to take part of the
> conversation. People will not start subscribe a group just
> for you favor it over some other one.
>
>
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