Thank you!
I use the patch,but there is still different.
when sketchup install in drive c,and start with shortcut in desktop
Encoding.find("locale")
#<Encoding;GBK>
when sketchup install in drive c,puts the patch file in tools folder,then start sketchup with shortcut in desktop
Encoding.find("locale")
#<Encoding;ASCII-8BIT>
This different causes some error if filename uesed some Chinese character.
Does the patch file still miss something？
@dan rathbun said:
I've already written a patch, and TIG has updated it twice.
Thank you!
I use the patch,but there is still different.
when sketchup install in drive c,and start with shortcut in desktop
Encoding.find("locale")
#<Encoding;GBK>
when sketchup install in drive c,puts the patch file in tools folder,then start sketchup with shortcut in desktop
Encoding.find("locale")
#<Encoding;ASCII-8BIT>
This different will lead some error if filename uesed some Chinese character.
The patch file is still missing something？
@tt_su said:
This is a bug in SU2014 M0 where the load paths will be incorrect if you launch SketchUp via a shortcut or SKP file that is on a drive different from where SketchUp is installed.
There should be a fix in the next release.
Until then the workaround is to launch SketchUp via a shortcut on the same drive SketchUp is installed to.
I want to write a patch in ruby to solve the problem.
I put path.rb in Sketchup tools folder.
path.rb
drive=$;.clone.delete_if{|x| !(x=~/Tools$/)}[0][0]
path=$;.clone
$;.clean
path.each{|x|
if x=~Regexp.new("C;/SketchUp 2014/Tools/RubyStdLib") or x=~Regexp.new("C;/SketchUp 2014/Tools/RubyStdLib/platform_specific")
$;.push x.gsub(/^C/,drive)
else
$;.push x
end
}
But it seems too late.
But it seems Sketchup has missed launching something before loading "path.rb".
@tt_su said:
This is a bug in SU2014 M0 where the load paths will be incorrect if you launch SketchUp via a shortcut or SKP file that is on a drive different from where SketchUp is installed.
There should be a fix in the next release.
Until then the workaround is to launch SketchUp via a shortcut on the same drive SketchUp is installed to.
Thank you！
Wish next release come soon.
wikii
When I install Sketchup in folder on other drive like d:/sketchup2014.
I found the searching path is wrong.
$:
["C:/SketchUp 2014/Tools/RubyStdLib", "C:/SketchUp 2014/Tools/RubyStdLib/platform_specific", "D:/SketchUp 2014/Tools", "C:/Users/wikii/AppData/Roaming/SketchUp/SketchUp 2014/SketchUp/Plugins"]
"RubyStdLib" and "platform_specific" direct to 
And Encoding.aliases return very few
Encoding.aliases
{"locale"=>"ASCII-8BIT", "external"=>"UTF-8", "filesystem"=>"ASCII-8BIT"}
that leads lots of error like
Encoding::Converter.new("GBK", "UTF-8")
Error: #<Encoding::ConverterNotFoundError: code converter not found (GBK to UTF-8)>
that is so depressed！
any way？
wikii
I used Sketchup Bridge for a very long time,Thanks TBD!
But I foung it can't work in Sketchup 2014.
where are the differences bewteen puts , Kernel.puts ,Kernel::puts?
@dan rathbun said:
@wikii said:
@dan rathbun said:
How are you doing on the so file version situation ??
I ask the author of the plugin.He told me that plugin use degist.so from 1.8.
Well they need to update the plugin, as SketchUp 8 on Win32 uses Ruby v1.8.6-p287 ...
Thank you!
He told me he will.
@dan rathbun said:
How are you doing on the so file version situation ??
I ask the author of the plugin.He told me that plugin use degist.so from 1.8.
@dan rathbun said:
@wikii said:
Is there a way to unload a loaded *.so file?
Not really as it's not written in Ruby. It's written in C.
The solution is to control the Ruby enviroment you are running, so:
Where and what Ruby version is your so files getting loaded from ??
What ruby version are you running ??
In the Ruby Console type:
RUBY_VERSION
and
RUBY_PATCHLEVELWhat platform are you running on?
What SketchUp edition, version and MR are you using ??
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Thank you!
RUBY_VERSION
1.8.6
RUBY_PATCHLEVEL
287
My platform is win7 64bit.Sketchup version is 8.0.14364.
And I modified my info in control panel.
I need more help about unload a .so file.
Thank you!
@dan rathbun said:
Sounds like your plugin wants to use digest.so
Yes.
Is there a way to unload a loaded *.so file?
Some times ,my context menu items turn gray.
Such as,when I select a group ,right click it,but the context menu item "explode" turns to gray.
@dan rathbun said:
Please explain WHY you think you need to do this ??
How will you determine what VERSION of Win32API has been loaded ?? (There is no version information within it's C source or it's resulting Ruby class.)
I run a plugin,return "Error: #<RuntimeError: Incompatible digest API version>".
I think maybe a deffirent version of digest API has been loaded.So I want to unload it.
@dan rathbun said:
You want to do this on just YOUR machine, or on other people's machines who have your plugin ?
Just on my own machine.
I want to unload a win32api.so,then load an other version of win32api.so.
How can do it.
Thanks!
wikii
@sir.swaffel said:
I like this tool, but it is lacking a basic feature that 1001bit's version does have: a reference point.
FollowMeAndKeep automatically uses the center of the face that it wants to extrude as the reference point for the path. When using a more complex face that needs to be extruded along a path relative to let's say the bottom left corner, you're out of luck
Reference point?
select a cpoint ,curve and face,then run fak.
the cpoint will be treat as reference poing.
try it.
wikii
@tig said:
@wikii said:
@tig said:
WikiiI see what you me - buggy...
However it WILL work when scripted...I hope it works in different scripts, means that two scripts can add items to a same submenu.
It does work in different scripts, if you use a $ variable - I already use it like that...
I test these two file.
Only 1.rb work well,2.rb can't add item into the submenu.
