Of course, it is always possible to define your objects directly in python. I can imagine a python Feature that uses two sketches to construct such 3D curve (from two orthogonal sketches), by for example adding the endpoint coordinates of segments of both sketches. There may even be some OCC functi...

I haven't read the hole post but as far as i scan everything it have to do with versions and documentation related to that.
What i personal like is the way numpy/etc works
https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy-0.17.1/reference/ and https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy-0.19.0/reference/

+1 on PR thanks!!

But I'm trying to think about the next step because logically if the next step would be doing the menu with real widgets then implementing the first step with real widgets (as opposed to hand crafting the functionality) would also make sense as it would be a bit easier and cleaner. But that would r...

what core is depends a lot on type of work done with FreeCAD. For me as mechanical Engineer is idd Part; Part Design; Techdraw and future Assembly. But for some other is Arch core... Point what stuck me and that stuck me either with self compiling is that i in this case miss some (relatively) import...

why not just type phi even matlab don't handle the greek symbols during coding.

yorik wrote:

wmayer wrote:Instead of removing it we can also move it to the list of deactivated workbenches

Ah that's a much better idea, indeed it could be deactivated by default.

As long as it exist is shall be used... i think deleting is a better option...

triplus wrote:I guess Assembly 2 for FreeCAD 0.16 and Assembly 2 for FreeCAD 0.17+ could work for me. Hopefully somebody invests the effort to make it happen.

@easyw-fc did it before maybe he is so nice to do it again

What do you mean with stand alone commands? Single commands that are use full everywhere? like drafts move and rotate or OpenSCADs refine shape? Or just someone who have an command but not a workbench or whatever... If the first i prefer that since it are FreeCAD plain functions create a single menu...

if you use 0.17 ...
it is Part.makeLineSegment() or something like that...