t wrote:
> The more I read your musings the more I think
> you are looking for OpenSCAD.
>
> Here is a snippet out of some random .scad
> file, the things OpenSCAD stores its data in:
>
> module strip(startpoint=[0, 0, 0]) {
> translate(startpoint)
> difference() {
> cube([60, 10, 520]);
> translate([30, -50, 45])
> rotate([-90, 0, 0])
> cylinder($fn = 100, h = 100, r = 10.25, center = false);
> translate([30, -50, 470])
> rotate([-90, 0, 0])
> cylinder($fn = 100, h = 100, r = 10.25, center = false)
> }
> }
>
> OK, OK, it's not Lisp, but close :)
That sounds like a 3D GFX system? OpenGL-ish.
Anyway if you have a piece of code that will
just draw one 2D box for 5x10m or some other
digits that I can edit in a text file - *and*
a command to actually put it into a file, I'll
consider it. Her damit :)
> There even seem to be (complete? incomplete?
> dunno) Emacs modes for that thing. Let us
> know :-)
Yes, I saw one in MELPA when I searched for
"cad":
scad-mode [...] A major mode for editing OpenSCAD code
There is also "scad-preview".
By the way, here is some pic(1) source I wrote
~7y ago - I even wrote a small tutorial how to
use it - perhaps I can use that now...
http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573/figures/pic/llc
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