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Re: New tool: LDDesignPad 0.3 for LDraw
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lugnet.cad, lugnet.cad.dev
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Tue, 26 Feb 2002 21:51:33 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Carsten Schmitz writes:
> Hello Tore,
>
> > In deed a great program!
> > Hassle-free installation, opens as fast as NotePad, drag-n-drop files into
> > workspace.
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> Thank you very much!
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> > I miss an L3Lab button, but since I don't use LDView, I renamed a copy of
> > L3Lab.exe to LDView.exe and thus fooled LDDesignPad. :o)
>
> Ok.. Next version there will be a button for this. ;)
How about a user defined button or two? I did the same thing with
ldglite.exe, but then I wanted to add a few commandline args and
stick it into a batch file, but calling it LDView.bat didn't fool
LDDesignPad.
Just imagine allowing the user to add a button that calls a little
batch file which runs l3p and then pops up a POV render window.
That might be a handy feature for the part authors working on
inline POV code in the part files.
> > Also, if the program is started without loading a file and you click Open,
> > it starts in My Documents folder. I would prefer either last folder • browsed
> > or LDraw BaseDirectory.
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> It always is using the directory where you last opened a file. At least it
> does it here.. i will check on it.
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> > Some more settings could be scannned for in the
> > %windir%\LDraw.ini file instead of user has to define.
> >
> > (my ldraw.ini)
> > [LDraw]
> > BaseDirectory=C:\Grafik\LDraw
> > Author=John Smith
> > LDLite=C:\Program\Grafik\LDraw\LDLite
> > L3Lab=C:\Program\Grafik\LDraw\l3lab
> >
> > I know Steve Bliss doesn't like that I put the Author key in the [LDraw]
> > group, but I forgot to move it and now I don't know how many different
> > unpublished programs I have pasted that code into (plus one or two
> > published). I suggest we use it, it's good in applications like this, so • you
> > don't have to enter your name each time you inserted a standard header.
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> I could look for this header the first time it's starting up and make it
> editable inside the options dialog.
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> > Delphi has a really handy set of IniFile functions - thanks Anders • Isaksson
> > for pointing me to them - and it would surprise me very much if C++ • doesn't
> > have similar functions. (You did write it in C++, didn't you? For some
> > reason, I got that impression.)
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> No.. its pure Delphi. To be specific: Delphi 4. So there is an Delphi
> example project for the plugin in the plugins folder.
Since we seem to have a few Delphi Programmers around, how about
making the source code available? (except for the commercial widget
of course). Maybe nobody will use it, but you never know...
> I saw this great emacs plugin for creating bendable objects. I am hoping
> someone may be so brave transfer it to a plugin for LDDesignpad. The Plugin
> can even have its own forms so you could even pop up message or dialog
> boxes etc.
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> > Thanks for a great program. With or without my suggested features
> > implemented, I will use it very much.
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> I am glad you like it!
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> Play well!
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> Carsten
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