Hi Roger and All I have just added symmetric colouring to off_color. Each element and all the elements that it is carried onto by a symmetry of the polyhedron...
Hi Adrian, ... This is very nice. Can it color a true chiral solid? Or one with central inversion only? Is it possible to color with forced lower symmetry? ...
Hi Adrian, I downloaded Antiprism 19.1 and it compiled and installed fast on my new computer. So far I've found no apparent problems except for off_trans. ...
Hi Roger ... I haven't seen any problems here. I didn't make a Cygwin build but I have just tried the MSYS binary I made and it seems fine. Could you 'touch'...
Hi Adrian, ... I tried this. The crash happened stl_tree.h The output is below. (if I type bt it just outputs the stl_tree.h point over and over again) ...
Hi Roger ... Thanks for trying to pin this down. I am not sure what the problem is. I can't find out anything about "getopt_parse". I would have thought that...
Hi Adrian, ... I looked for stl_tree 462 and it has crashed here for others in different applications. ... It was a clean build and I did configure as CXX="g++...
Hi Adrian, ... Even if it is true that argv might be deleted, a copy of it doesn't help either. So I don't think this is it. I used code found here to...
Hi, I put in the fix to keep hexagonal correct based on alignment of vectors and angles. While doing so I enhanced the -R option to be able to show cubic...
Hi Roger ... Getopt modifies argv by rearranging its entries so that the pointers to all the option arguments come first and the non-option arguments follow. ...
Hi Roger ... There are tools like valgrind for catching problems with dynamic memory. There isn't so much available that will catch writing to the wrong area...
Hi Adrian, ... At that rate it may be a while before it can be fixed. In the mean time I will cope in other ways. One simple way is to take it from the windows...
Hi Adrian, I recently found a (very) minor bug in n_icons for which I found the fix. And I'd like to add the ability to make invisible non-colored edges. I'd...
Hi Roger ... I think the MinGW getopt will only be used when building with -mno-cygwin, a normal Cygwin build probably uses the getopt in Cygwin's libc. Other...
Hi Adrian, ... That is what I thought might be happening. The fix in n_icons only involved 2 lines. This new system is keeping me busy enough. I think I will...
Hi Roger ... I had a thought about this which is that while /dev/null is available at build time, it won't necessarily be available at run time e.g. in a DOS...
Hi Adrian, ... I had never thought about this. I do this in silent_make_hull in bravais, so it is worth testing. In silent_make_hull I can catch up to 3 points...
Hi Roger ... Have you checked whether there is a C:\dev\null ? Next time I make Windows binaries I will try to investigate this a bit more. ... It seems this...
Hi Roger ... It sounds like there was no mapping of /dev/null to nul as of a year ago http://www.mail-archive.com/bug-gnulib@.../msg08000.html However,...
Hi Adrian, ... Very interesting! Windows does not have a \dev directory by default. Someone or some application could create one though, but I don't have one. ...
Hi Roger ... It gets a bit complicated then. I guess /dev/null/ has to be opened with 'open' and not created if it doesn't exist. Then it probably needs a...
Hi Roger ... The combined transformation starts as the identity. Then the transformation matrices just need to pre-multiply the current combined transformation...
Hi Adrian, I had made a mistake about color cycling. The command structure is different than what is in the archive. It still works in 19.1. Here are a couple...
Hi Adrian, ... I just reread this and I think you shouldn't worry about it. The only problem would be if someone had a /dev directory and specifically wanted...
Hi Roger ... I tried these with the development version of antiview and they are both working. ... It comes out black because the transparency has been...
Hi Roger ... If it always works, as your tests show, I could just document the possibility of creating or overwriting the /dev/null file. Another possibility...