I think I can fix this one, but I wanted to understand something better:
When generating Postscript for fillets, I sometimes get an arc that goes
the wrong way; instead of smoothly joining the segments, it goes the
long way around and forms a large semicircle.
In looking at the code, I see that
Ed Richley writes:
> I think I can fix this by ensuring that end angle > start angle in
> the PS arc command, but I wonder if that creates a new problem.
No, that should be fine.
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On Fri, Jun 22, 2007 at 12:05:11AM -0400, Ed Richley wrote:
>
> In gtkinit.py, lines 1329-1330 should read:
>
> _pxmin = _pvx - _pr
> _pymin = _pvy - _pr
>
> For proper angular dimensioning to take place. At least, it works a whole
> lot better than when it said:
>
> _p
OK, then this seems to work (so far):
Change printing.py line 494 to:
f.write("%g %g %g %g %g arc\n" % (_xt, _yt, _rt,
min(_sa,_ea),max(_sa,_ea)))
Ed
> Ed Richley writes:
> > I think I can fix this by ensuring that end angle > start angle in
> > the PS arc command, but I wonde
