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Slicing #68
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now successfully passes the test I wrote |
Thank you @cshorler. I think slicing feature will be a nice addition to geomdl. |
I'll submit a PR for v6, a little difficult now a number of tests are failing on the branch 6.x-dev. I guess you're in the middle of some changes. I'll try skipping some commits of my current base to allow the rebase to work.
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I think it would be easier for you to work with 5.x series for now, a.k.a. |
seems to work on 6.x-dev, see PR opened. Also, the NofityList mentioned in the comment on your other enhancement is used in the implementation. |
Would it be possible to create a separate PR for the NotifyList implementation? |
Will do!
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I have a piece of code which calculates control points for an arbitrary arc using vector calculus. One possible way to achieve outputs is to pre-calculate nice fraction angular sector weights (e.g. 1/2). Only calculating the final weight explicitly, possibly this isn't a good approach for distributing the error - but what's notable is slicing is not supported, so you have to workaround this - making the code slightly less concise than it could be.
The example is for weights, but I imagine the problem / feature need is evident on all attribute lists of curves and surfaces.
I've started working on a possible way to handle this the branch below:
https://github.com/cshorler/NURBS-Python/tree/slicing_and_nurbs_derivatives
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