BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
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Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
Hello Johannes,
EDIT: I would love to try Zen mode, but there is no button anywhere on the page. I'm logged in using my GitHub account.
EDIT: I would love to try Zen mode, but there is no button anywhere on the page. I'm logged in using my GitHub account.
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Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
Hey Normand,
it seems the Zen mode button is only present for the translation view. If I go on this page ("all strings" for web-messages in French):
https://weblate.stbuehler.de/projects/B ... /?type=all
I have the button here
it seems the Zen mode button is only present for the translation view. If I go on this page ("all strings" for web-messages in French):
https://weblate.stbuehler.de/projects/B ... /?type=all
I have the button here
Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
That did it. Thanks!
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Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
I will be giving a lightning talk about BOLTS at 31C3 in Hamburg this year.
If anybody is around and wants to meet up and discuss a bit, just drop me a note.
If anybody is around and wants to meet up and discuss a bit, just drop me a note.
Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
http://youtu.be/24y0BNlhG_g?t=41m35sjreinhardt wrote:I will be giving a lightning talk about BOLTS at 31C3 in Hamburg this year.
Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
Great to hear! Thanks for sharing!
Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
I have been recently installing Bolts on a windows installation of FreeCAD (Development-version). This did not work, like it was advised on the Bolts-webpage. The problems are the dependencies to yaml and pyside-tools.
As FreeCAD has its own python installation, an installation of yaml and pyside-tools in windows does not solve the dependency-problems. I had to copy the files from the windows installation into the corresponding FreeCAD-directories.
Regarding pysideuic, is it not possible to use the FreeCAD-version of the pysideuic, so to avoid at least this dependency?
In order to make the usage of Bolts easier for windows user, it should be considered to put yaml into the library-package.
Ulrich
As FreeCAD has its own python installation, an installation of yaml and pyside-tools in windows does not solve the dependency-problems. I had to copy the files from the windows installation into the corresponding FreeCAD-directories.
Regarding pysideuic, is it not possible to use the FreeCAD-version of the pysideuic, so to avoid at least this dependency?
In order to make the usage of Bolts easier for windows user, it should be considered to put yaml into the library-package.
Ulrich
Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
For me pysidetools and pysideuic were not a problem.
I only had to copy the yaml files to
C:\Users\USERNAME\FreeCAD_DEV\bin\Lib\site-packages
I figured this out by looking at the numpy files.
I agree that adding yaml to the libpack would make it easier for windows users, but as FreeCAD is not dependent on it I don't know if its required in the libpack.
@ulrich1a
Can you verify that my description above works for you? If so I can put something on the wiki.
OS: Windows 7
Word size of OS: 64-bit
Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bit
Version: 0.15.4610 (Git)
Branch: master
Hash: a6dd8870abad92c66b05df175b519a3aba368270
Python version: 2.7.8
Qt version: 4.8.6
Coin version: 4.0.0a
OCC version: 6.7.1
EDIT: I'm using the Bolts Dev Snapshot. Should have mentioned before.
I only had to copy the yaml files to
C:\Users\USERNAME\FreeCAD_DEV\bin\Lib\site-packages
I figured this out by looking at the numpy files.
I agree that adding yaml to the libpack would make it easier for windows users, but as FreeCAD is not dependent on it I don't know if its required in the libpack.
@ulrich1a
Can you verify that my description above works for you? If so I can put something on the wiki.
OS: Windows 7
Word size of OS: 64-bit
Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bit
Version: 0.15.4610 (Git)
Branch: master
Hash: a6dd8870abad92c66b05df175b519a3aba368270
Python version: 2.7.8
Qt version: 4.8.6
Coin version: 4.0.0a
OCC version: 6.7.1
EDIT: I'm using the Bolts Dev Snapshot. Should have mentioned before.
"fight the good fight"
Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
I did just the same. That solved the yaml dependency for me.sgrogan wrote:@ulrich1a
Can you verify that my description above works for you? If so I can put something on the wiki.
I still had the same to do with the pysidetools with the bolts-version: BOLTS_FreeCAD_201411252104_lgpl2.1+
Ulrich
OS: Windows 7
Word size of OS: 32-bit
Word size of FreeCAD: 32-bit
Version: 0.15.4527 (Git)
Branch: master
Hash: 0da2e4c45a9a259c26abd54c2a35393e1c15696f
Python version: 2.7.8
Qt version: 4.8.6
Coin version: 4.0.0a
OCC version: 6.7.1
Re: BOLTS Open Library of Technical Specifications
Have been using yaml on Linux for month now and came accross the same problem lately when I was doing some FreeCAD work on Windows. I left it at that time. Cool to read something in this regard. Did I need to install ymal first and copy the files or do I just need to copy the yaml installation files in that folder.sgrogan wrote:...I only had to copy the yaml files to
C:\Users\USERNAME\FreeCAD_DEV\bin\Lib\site-packages...