Why go for the dist-upgrade? Also, whats the function of the y flag? Though "bernd" has answered. Assuming you to be hacker (on the basis of your approach/discussion/progress in this Forum), mine answer would have been: man apt-get Of course, it would have missed his advise that give task to comput...
Regarding your blog, no, I don't think it's necessary to post everyday at all. For me it is not absolutely needed to log something everyday. Sometimes we need a day or another to think how to do things. The important is that you keep a more or less sustained and regular effort throughout the GSOC p...
So, we will take input for diameter and amount of rebars as: Amount@Diameter: amount@diameter + amount@diameter + amount@diameter "@" is normally used for spacing, “ϕ” or "#" is used for diameter. So better in above replace @ with #. In your post https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=350...
IMHO the 4@20+3@16 notation is useful for you (easy to parse and store in a string) Yes, I would like to do that way. but not very easy to the user. I would change that edit field by a button, that opens a dialog that is specially made to create and edit such a string. Maybe a kind of grid where th...
I have created UI and made changes as suggested by @hardeeprai above. It does't allow me to take input in the form of: amount@diameter + amount@diameter + amount@diameter Better replace "amount" with "Number". So, should I change the way I am taking input OR display form in new window instead of Fr...
What is difference between "Bent Factor" and "Rounding" of tie? Bent Factor is used to find length of extended part of stirrup: length of extended part of stirrup = (dia_of_stirrup) x (bentFactor) Rounding value is used to find rounding of stirrups by multiplying it to dia_of_stirrups With respect ...
An update from my side: Today I read through the BCF specification again to refresh my memory on it. and you might need to go through it too often during your development period. The first ideas are still on paper and only include the camera part of the viewpoint and the comments, so not really wor...