All of them? Even, say, a translate() rotate() scale() sequence? So
you would do
translate(...)
rotate(...)
scale(...)
something(...);
Because it reminds me that the execution is inside-out, so scale is
done before rotate, its the sort of thing I trip over when trying to do
all the graphical moves in my grey cells first.
I do use a wide screen monitor attached to an Ubuntu laptop, so I live
with the white space, but its also a habit I found when creating YAML
directives for Ansible, and Python - where white space seems to matter.
Roger.
Jordan, yes, I do just that
On 20/08/2022 05:29, discuss-request@lists.openscad.org wrote:
> All of them? Even, say, a translate() rotate() scale() sequence? So
> you would do
>
> translate(...)
> rotate(...)
> scale(...)
> something(...);
>
Because it reminds me that the execution is inside-out, so scale is
done before rotate, its the sort of thing I trip over when trying to do
all the graphical moves in my grey cells first.
I do use a wide screen monitor attached to an Ubuntu laptop, so I live
with the white space, but its also a habit I found when creating YAML
directives for Ansible, and Python - where white space seems to matter.
Roger.
