On 26.02.19 22:49, WLarmon wrote:

h != H

It currently only works with upper case H, not sure what
happens on Thingiverse in that case.

ciao,
Torsten.

On 26.02.19 22:57, WLarmon wrote:

It does for me, so please share the full code (well, trimmed
as much as possible) and the first couple of lines from
the Help->Library Info window.

ciao,
Torsten.

Yes works for me too. I cut and pasted from a working project.

On Tue, 26 Feb 2019 at 22:10, Torsten Paul Torsten.Paul@gmx.de wrote:

nophead wrote

A section of the code

// Extrude springclamp_height on the handle?
label_springclamp = "true"; // [true,false]

/* [Hidden] */

// This stops variables from showing up in the Customizer
// (Actually any module definition stops them)
//module hidden() { }

/* {Film size options} */
// What is the slide format?  (Anything other than "film6x6", exactly, means
35mm or 110 (Instamatic).)
// We support both slides and negatives.  "film6x6 is 6x6cm slides or 120
film negative
// Not film6x6 could be either 35mm slides or negatives, or 110 (Instamatic)
negative.
//120 film/mounted 6x6cm slides or 35mm/110 negatives
//film = "film35"; // [film6x6:120 film or mounted 6x6cm slides,film35:35mm
(or 110) slides or negatives]
// outsideoffronttube must not be "true" if you use film6x6 and fronttube;
// (outsideoffronttube was designed for the edge case of making a short
front tube that fits on the outside
// of a real Xtend-a-Slide.
//
// Well and for making PVC end brackets.  So it isn't such an edge case
after all.  Sorry for the cross-confusion
// The PVC code is only for 35mm and does does not support film6x6x (120
film)

//is110 = "false"; // [true:Is 110 film? And 'film' must be 35mm.,false:not
110 (i.e. 35mm)]

film = (Film_size == "film6x6") ? "film6x6" : "film35" ;

Help -> Library info

OpenSCAD Version: 2019.01-RC2 (git 35858ead)
System information: Windows(TM) 10.0 SP 0.0 NTW 1 MSDN 724833 8 CPUs 15.85
GB RAM
User Agent: OpenSCAD/2019.01-RC2 (git 35858ead) (Windows(TM) 10.0 SP 0.0 NTW
1 MSDN 724833)
Compiler: GCC "7.3.0" 64bit

My code is 50+ pages long so you probably don't want me to paste it in its
entirety

The full code is at

http://www.frogymandias.org/3-d/index.html
http://www.frogymandias.org/3-d/index.html

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tp3 wrote

The curly braces are placeholders from when I was trying to see what was
going on with

/* [Hidden] */

I was toggling them from curly braces to square braces.

My code is legacy code.  I've been working on the same project for several
years.  It really has four or five different projects in it.  But at this
point (50 + pages) it is too difficult to extract the most recent project
without breaking something.  Right now I test for everything that is exposed
in the Customizer and ignore the rest.  Shrug.

I consider the [Hidden] thing to be a minor issue.  All the complicated
parts of the Customizer and the new warning syntax errors seem to work well.

I hope my initial posts aren't coming off as confrontational.  I like
OpenSCAD a lot.

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Am 24.02.2019 um 23:41 schrieb MichaelAtOz:

Regarding syntax checking, the following code outputs an odd waring

function somefunc(size) = 2 * size;
a = somefunc(size = 1, type = "foo");

Formatting could perhaps be improved to more easily tell variable names
from the actual warning text.  Like wrapping the variable name in
quotes, angle brackets, something like that.

Best regards,
Stephan Hennig