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code documentation (by algev)
Hello,
I'm trying to understand if I could contribute, but I was not able to find any documentation for the source code. Is there any documentation for the source code? Or at least any hints to start understanding how the solvespace project work at a source code level
I'm trying to understand if I could contribute, but I was not able to find any documentation for the source code. Is there any documentation for the source code? Or at least any hints to start understanding how the solvespace project work at a source code level
(no subject) (by Paul)
There isnt a lot of documentation. Can you tell us what kind of features or changes you'd like to work on? Or a few specific open issues on github? One starting point may be reading over solvespace.h or sketch.h.
code documentation (by algev)
Hello,
thank you for your answer. I'll start reading the solvespace.h file and sketch.h file. I would like to look into the creation of assemblies. But to be honest, at the moment I'm still exploring the project and understanding where all the things are
thank you for your answer. I'll start reading the solvespace.h file and sketch.h file. I would like to look into the creation of assemblies. But to be honest, at the moment I'm still exploring the project and understanding where all the things are
(no subject) (by Andrew)
Assembles are provided for, with the components in separate files. Use New Group-Link / Assemble.
(no subject) (by Paul)
Some day I would like to see a complete overhaul of assemblies, but that will need to be done by someone with a lot of SS development experience. IMHO it would go along with hierarchical sketches, named/scoped parameters, etc.
(no subject) (by hinell)
At best you start to learn CMake. That's the entry point of building entire source code base into a binary. Fromt there you can explore the source tree.
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