[Plugin] Polar line - 20110525

Edson

is this what you wanted?

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thomthom

Edson: you wrote 0 = Geom:: and 1 = Geom:: . That's not what he wanted. Just type exactly what he listed.

First:

a = Geom;;Point3d.new(12.5,12.5,25.2)

Then

a[0]

and so on.

Edson

is this it?

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thomthom

Yes, like that.

Matt666

Thank you Edson and Thomthom !
I really really don't understand...

Can someone help me for this bug, please ?

thomthom

I can have a look on my own Mac when I get home.
Looks very weird. Does PC SU and MacSU use the same Ruby version?

Have you tried placing () around lg * Math.cos(ang) . (just a wild guess)

thomthom

Hey, I notice you use $lg and then lg. Is it suppose to be two different things?

Matt666

@unknownuser said:

Does PC SU and MacSU use the same Ruby version?
I don't know, but I often have problems...

@unknownuser said:

I can have a look on my own Mac when I get home.
Thank you !

@unknownuser said:

Hey, I notice you use $lg and then lg. Is it suppose to be two different things?
I will look in the code... Thank you!

thomthom

Got it nailed!

It's all down to line 69:

case Sketchup.active_model.options[0][2]

On my mac it returned nil

Your case switch doesn't account for that value so lg is passed on as a string.


case Sketchup.active_model.options[0][2]
    when 0;lg = result[0].to_f
    when 1;lg = result[0].to_f.feet
    when 2;lg = result[0].to_f.mm
    when 3;lg = result[0].to_f.cm
    when 4;lg = result[0].to_f.m
end

My fix was to add a default handler for the switch.


case Sketchup.active_model.options[0][2]
    when 0;lg = result[0].to_f
    when 1;lg = result[0].to_f.feet
    when 2;lg = result[0].to_f.mm
    when 3;lg = result[0].to_f.cm
    when 4;lg = result[0].to_f.m
    else  ;lg = result[0].to_f
end

Not sure why line 69 return nil though, didn't look into that.

Matt666

Ok cool !! Thank you for your bug research Thomthom !
I am pretty sure it works if you try this code below

Sketchup.active_model.options["UnitsOptions"]["LengthUnit"]

can you try it please ?

For "pl" variable, no problem. "$pl" is used to reuse last number entered in the polarline window...

thomthom

I'll try it and report back.

thomthom

Yes, that worked.

Matt666

Thank you Thomthom!
I've updated the first post... Can you try it on Mac please? Thank you!

Edson

matt,

now nothing happens at all. not even the request for the first point appears.

Matt666

Can you show me the error in the ruby console please?

Edson

the console window was filled with a lot of stuff. this is the last piece. if you need the rest, let me know.

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Matt666

Excuse me Edson... A silly error... Shame on me !

I updated the code...
Sorry !

Edson

YESSSSSS! it does work!

and thanks, matt, for the great scripts you have been creating. count on me anytime to help you with testing scripts on mac.

Matt666

It does work, AT LAST !! Ouf... Thank you for your patience Edson!

@unknownuser said:

and thanks, matt, for the great scripts you have been creating.
Thank you, Edson

@unknownuser said:

count on me anytime to help you with testing scripts on mac.
Ok, cool! There is also one only script that doesn't work on Mac... I'll try to do smt on it...

thomthom

I got a Mac Mini at disposal on a OSX 10.4 system. Slow as heck, but works to see if it runs.