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Questions and missing examples.
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dryzone:
1) The L:azarus FPVECTORIAL WIKI refers to examples and provides a link
"http://wiki.freepascal.org/fpvectorial#Usage_examples"
The link where the examples are supposed to be for
FPVECTORIAL is quoting from the mentioned wiki as;
"
More examples
Please see in the FPC repository: http://svn.freepascal.org/cgi-bin/viewvc.cgi/trunk/packages/fpvectorial/examples/
"
Unfortunately the link is dead. Where are the examples to be found now ?
2) Is there a freepascal bitmap reader similar to FPVECTORIAL available ?
I am not sure if I would be able to detect drawing line edges in a DXF file using FPVECTORIAL as I never did it before. A bitmap should be way easier for a 2-dim object.
What I want to do.
I am sick and tired using tools like PYCAM which opens 20 parallel processes, uses all my memory and takes 30 minutes to output gcode for a simple 2-dim object. What a ball of junk code. In fact anything Python I encountered the last two years were either malicious or hogged my memory. Probably more to the name than meets the eye. Constrictor would be more apt.
I need to write my own DXF to Gcode converter to get rid of the enormous waste of resources.
wp:
FPVectorial has been moved into the Lazarus project several years ago. You can find the current files in folder components/fpvectorial of your Lazarus installation. It also contains a lot of examples.
I updated the wiki.
A general bitmap viewer can be created easily using the standard LCL component TImage. You can find a demo in the folder examples/imgviewer of your Lazarus installation.
As for DXF, I see that there is only a reader unit - this means that you can read DXF, but not write it. I don't know how well DXF is supported by fpvectorial. Your comments would be welcome, patches even more!
Handoko:
--- Quote from: dryzone on June 01, 2018, 12:58:57 am ---I need to write my own DXF to Gcode converter to get rid of the enormous waste of resources.
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Maybe you can try and see how ZCAD handling DXF files. It can open DXF files, it is written using Lazarus. Because (as far as I know) it currently developed only by 1 person, it does not have too many features compare to LibreCAD. But the developer is open to any feature requests, I suggested some and he really added those features.
https://forum.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,16665
zamtmn:
@dryzone
Try ZCAD, You will just add the export command to your format. In this case, you will already have a small set of editing tools
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