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Steve Bliss wrote...
> In lugnet.cad.dev, Orion Pobursky writes:
> > Correct me of I'm wrong but I thought that if a part's main file wasn't BFC
> > certified, any subfiles, including primitives, are not processed as being
> > BFC'd (even if the subfile is BFC certified).
>
> L3Lab *assumes* the main file is BFC-able. That's a valid assumption for
> models (ie, files that just reference part-files). But it's not a valid
> assumption for parts and primitives.
In the coming version of L3Lab I have added a check to see if the model
contains any linetype 2, 3, 4 or 5. If so, the "model" is assumed to be
a part/primitive, and BFC is disabled.
(BFC is of course enabled for a model/part with an explicit "0 BFC CERTIFY")
I will also add code to check for the file type according to Steve's
fileformat description in http://news.lugnet.com/cad/dev/?n=7283
though it seems somewhat "messy" to a programmers eyes. :-)
Also I have added a BFC button in the toolbar, so it is easier to see at a glance
whether BFC is enabled or not.
/Lars
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