QT C++ code samples
17 Jul 2019 22:17 #139731
by rodw
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This really is great work you are doing Grotius!
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17 Jul 2019 22:19 #139734
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Somehow, every job he does is great.
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17 Jul 2019 22:45 - 17 Jul 2019 23:11 #139737
by Grotius
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Thanks so much for your kind words.
In my life, i want to meet you both.
@Tommy,
I have one job that was at high court 2 times this year. It costed me over 7500 dollars.
It is my ex. She blackmailed me several times.
But for the rest i have no problems...
Had many problem's starting with linux. But never give up. The best practice is to do it yourself.
I must think about Phoenix....
Give me your dammnnn config.
What did Phoenix said what you deleted? Maybe we can make a joke of that...
@Rodw,
This year i will only write software for open source purposes. That is my full time job for now.
This because i like Linux. And i want to give something back. Money does not interest me.
Later on, when i know more about software, i will think about making a special software application.
High end. Something with hologram's or AI attrack's me.
Realize the opengl is in fact a 2d display. The DxfDecoder is full 3d. It becomes easy for me to make a real 3d hologram at this moment. I am thinking about the hardware...
In my life, i want to meet you both.
@Tommy,
I have one job that was at high court 2 times this year. It costed me over 7500 dollars.
It is my ex. She blackmailed me several times.
But for the rest i have no problems...
Had many problem's starting with linux. But never give up. The best practice is to do it yourself.
I must think about Phoenix....
Give me your dammnnn config.
What did Phoenix said what you deleted? Maybe we can make a joke of that...
@Rodw,
This year i will only write software for open source purposes. That is my full time job for now.
This because i like Linux. And i want to give something back. Money does not interest me.
Later on, when i know more about software, i will think about making a special software application.
High end. Something with hologram's or AI attrack's me.
Realize the opengl is in fact a 2d display. The DxfDecoder is full 3d. It becomes easy for me to make a real 3d hologram at this moment. I am thinking about the hardware...
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18 Jul 2019 02:52 #139755
by phillc54
What you have done so far looks great.
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I think I will wait till then...When the time is fertig, a auto installer will be made... Just like Qt.
Soon the command line installer will be fertig.
What you have done so far looks great.
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18 Jul 2019 03:04 #139756
by rodw
I think you got off cheaply. I think my legal fees were closer to $12k. Don't remind me
Yes one day I will get to Europe. My son is already there in Amsterdam working for Tesla. This year I am going to see suppliers in China so you and Tommy will have to wait your turn!
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@Tommy,
I have one job that was at high court 2 times this year. It costed me over 7500 dollars.
It is my ex. She blackmailed me several times.
.
I think you got off cheaply. I think my legal fees were closer to $12k. Don't remind me
Yes one day I will get to Europe. My son is already there in Amsterdam working for Tesla. This year I am going to see suppliers in China so you and Tommy will have to wait your turn!
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18 Jul 2019 10:45 #139773
by tommylight
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Waiting patiently.
The nice thing is a new hotel is opened some 300 meters from my house, the bad thing is i may have to move in a year or two , near city center, again.
The nice thing is a new hotel is opened some 300 meters from my house, the bad thing is i may have to move in a year or two , near city center, again.
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18 Jul 2019 21:52 - 18 Jul 2019 22:01 #139834
by Grotius
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Everyone thanks for your reply !!!
Rod,
Yes one day I will get to Europe. My son is already there in Amsterdam working for Tesla.
Oke nice.. I will wait for you. You are welcome !! I can take you trough the country and show you nice places, driving in style
Tom,
The nice thing is a new hotel is opened some 300 meters from my house
I come and visit you one day. Planning to buy a camper, then it's easy to track trough Europe.
Phill,
I think I will wait till then...
What you have done so far looks great.
Thank you Phill. You have done a very nice plasma application. Everyone is happy with your work !!
Project update.
Today i added the last item's to the contour recognize class. And did also made a basic plasma gcode output.
DxfDecoder gui :
Axis gui :
Okey so far it works.
It has travelheight, cutspeed, m3 and m5.
The m3 and m5 line can be modified to probe sequence's in the settings folder.
Have fun !!!
To download this release : we.tl/t-ZH9L26wVuB
I have a little todo list for this weekend :
- Integrate G40, G41, G42... tool offsets.
Rod,
Yes one day I will get to Europe. My son is already there in Amsterdam working for Tesla.
Oke nice.. I will wait for you. You are welcome !! I can take you trough the country and show you nice places, driving in style
Tom,
The nice thing is a new hotel is opened some 300 meters from my house
I come and visit you one day. Planning to buy a camper, then it's easy to track trough Europe.
Phill,
I think I will wait till then...
What you have done so far looks great.
Thank you Phill. You have done a very nice plasma application. Everyone is happy with your work !!
Project update.
Today i added the last item's to the contour recognize class. And did also made a basic plasma gcode output.
DxfDecoder gui :
Axis gui :
Okey so far it works.
It has travelheight, cutspeed, m3 and m5.
The m3 and m5 line can be modified to probe sequence's in the settings folder.
Have fun !!!
To download this release : we.tl/t-ZH9L26wVuB
I have a little todo list for this weekend :
- Integrate G40, G41, G42... tool offsets.
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Last edit: 18 Jul 2019 22:01 by Grotius.
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20 Jul 2019 23:03 - 20 Jul 2019 23:24 #140017
by Grotius
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Hi,
Today i was programming a little for finding midpoint's for a single line with a math formula.
This for 2 reason's. One it can make arrow's for line direction, and 2, it has the tangential A axis value.
The formula i use, can also be negative, does not matter now :
midpoint x = (x0 + x1) / 2
midpoint y = (y0 + y1) / 2
A formula like this one :
I spotted something i have never seen before.... A unexpected mathematical issue..
My idea was to define a midpoint, that is working okey. It's the blue cross in the middle of the lines.
Then i wanted to find the second midpoint. (seen from the line start point x,y and founded midpoint x,y) Seems easy.
But the math seems to go to zero. Totally weird..
The start x,y and midpoint x,y can make a new second midpoint x,y on the same line.
Here the formula goes unexpected to zero ?
I have multiplied the phenomenon by a 100 times to see more of the result.
For me it's a unexpected mathematical result i can not define.
The program code is attached. Nothing special.
Today i was programming a little for finding midpoint's for a single line with a math formula.
This for 2 reason's. One it can make arrow's for line direction, and 2, it has the tangential A axis value.
The formula i use, can also be negative, does not matter now :
midpoint x = (x0 + x1) / 2
midpoint y = (y0 + y1) / 2
A formula like this one :
I spotted something i have never seen before.... A unexpected mathematical issue..
My idea was to define a midpoint, that is working okey. It's the blue cross in the middle of the lines.
Then i wanted to find the second midpoint. (seen from the line start point x,y and founded midpoint x,y) Seems easy.
But the math seems to go to zero. Totally weird..
The start x,y and midpoint x,y can make a new second midpoint x,y on the same line.
Here the formula goes unexpected to zero ?
I have multiplied the phenomenon by a 100 times to see more of the result.
For me it's a unexpected mathematical result i can not define.
The program code is attached. Nothing special.
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20 Jul 2019 23:21 #140019
by tommylight
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Sparkyyyyyyy !!!
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20 Jul 2019 23:32 - 20 Jul 2019 23:35 #140023
by Grotius
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Tommy,
position line start :
x1 = 0
y1 = 0
position line end :
x2 = 100
y2 = 200
calculate midpoint of line
midpoint_x = (x1 + x2) / 2 => 0+100/2
midpoint_y= (y1 + y2) / 2 => 0+200/2
result x,y : 50,100
Okey now we calculate new midpoint, seen from start 0,0 :
position line start :
x1 = 0
y1 = 0
position line end :
x2 = 50
y2 = 100
calculate midpoint of line
midpoint_x = (x1 + x2) / 2 => 0+50/2
midpoint_y= (y1 + y2) / 2 => 0+100/2
Okey this looks good :
result x,y : 25,50
position line start :
x1 = 0
y1 = 0
position line end :
x2 = 100
y2 = 200
calculate midpoint of line
midpoint_x = (x1 + x2) / 2 => 0+100/2
midpoint_y= (y1 + y2) / 2 => 0+200/2
result x,y : 50,100
Okey now we calculate new midpoint, seen from start 0,0 :
position line start :
x1 = 0
y1 = 0
position line end :
x2 = 50
y2 = 100
calculate midpoint of line
midpoint_x = (x1 + x2) / 2 => 0+50/2
midpoint_y= (y1 + y2) / 2 => 0+100/2
Okey this looks good :
result x,y : 25,50
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