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Girard Henri | 3 Oct 20:52
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Re: problems with drgeo

Hi :)
I am trying to start drgeo... I once (this message)
tried but i don't find the newbie or beginner
documentation ? In fact i find very difficult for
someone alone to start with drgeo... There is a lot
about it... but a step by step start i didn't find any
? does anyone can help me ?
thanks
Kind regards
Henri 

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>  unfortunatly I got it from the french download rpm
> rhfedora9.12...
> But it installed fine...
> Ok i tried what you said... Either i don't read
> properly or the help is not too clear...
> Kind regards :)
> thanks
> Henri
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Hilaire Fernandes | 17 May 00:33

Migration to new mailing list

Hello, 

In the coming day I will migrate the actual mailing list to the
drgeo@... mailing list. I will move your mail there, so nothting
will be required from you.

Hilaire

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Hilaire Fernandes | 10 May 22:44

Re: Scite and drgeo.

On Mon, 10 May 2004 14:11:04 -0500 (CDT)
Adrian Ulises Soto <adrianmatematico@...> wrote:

  > Hi, Hilaire,
  > 
  > How do I configure scite to work with drgeo and have
  > syntax highlight for scheme?

Piece of cake:

Name the DrGeo Scheme Figure with the  .scm extension, SCITE should
recognize it. It will give you syntax highlight

Also add a the end of  the /usr/share/scite/listp.properties file, the
following line (at the end):

command.go.$(file.patterns.scheme)=/usr/bin/drgeo -e $(FilePath)

Restart Scite (I guess it is needed). Then a DrGeo Scheme Figure edited
with SCITE can be evaluated in DrGeo by just pressing the F5 key or the GO
button. 

IT REALLY HELP A LOT TO WRITE SCHEME FIGURE!

  > I am now on vacations, so I could work in some
  > translation of the manual.

Cool. I have not done that much in the French version of the DrGeo user
manual. Recently Andrea Centomo has done a lot of stuff in the Italian
version of the DrGeo user manual. It looks like the lead DrGeo user
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Hilaire Fernandes | 8 May 17:02

Proposition pour la migration

Bonjour, 

Le  site web principal d'OFSET est dans sa phase finale de
re-construction. L'outil utilisé -- Glasnost -- nous permet à la fois de
remplir les fonctions dont nous avions besoin avec l'ancien site
traditionnel et l'espace collaboratif Zope/CPS qui était à
http://developer.ofset.org/cps. 

It is better than because Glasnost let us have a web site which is easy
to maintain and also easy to translate in whatever language we want to
translate it. Also we can use it to manage OFSET and also to held
votation or other alike stuff usefull for the OFSET org.

The URL is for now http://ofset.dnsalias.net but it will be soon replaced
by http://www.ofset.org.

I discussed a bit with Bruno concerning how we can organize our software
projects web page. As some of our related web sites may change to integrate
more dedicated features, we do not want to integrate this ones into the
Glasnost web site. 

However we still have the PROJECTS section, --
http://ofset.dnsalias.net/project -- and we want to have one dedicated
page per project, presenting the project.

For example, I have written this page
(http://ofset.dnsalias.net/articles/15) about Dr. Geo, at the end of the
article there is a link to main DrGeo web site. 

Bien sûr si le site web d'un projet se résume à une page, il suffit de
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acentomo@libero.it | 8 May 10:25
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Porting Windows

Hello all!

   Some news about the Win porting of Dr. Geo?
I saw an "in progress" in tyhe TODO list.

Andrea Centomo 

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email:
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Frédéric Baldit | 6 May 11:07
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Questions about DrGenius

Hi,
I am a new potenital  user of DrGenius, and I recently posted a mail in 
French...apparently english is better as a communication langage on this 
mailing list. Sorry in advance for my poor english...

My questions are:

1) Is there any "trace" tool available on DrGenius ? I am speaking of a tool 
which alllows to keep the trace of the different positions of objects when 
(for example) a free point is moved with the mouse. Example: a half disk is 
depending of a free point moved on a segment, and one would like to see the 
surface covered by the disk when the point is moved.

2) If not yet existing, does anybody has an idea of the way such a "trace" 
tool could be created ?

Thank's in advance,
	F.Baldit

PS: Also: is there any "3D" version of DrGenius ? (in order to do 
3-dimensional geometry).

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Hilaire Fernandes | 3 May 21:13

Re: Scheme spiral

Yep, 

Simple and beautiful. 

It is also the beauty of the DrGeo Scheme Figure ;-)

The programming recursivity  really give a taste of the infinity :-)

Any way it is a nice figure

Hilaire

On Mon, 3 May 2004 18:21:59 +0000
Andrea Centomo <acentomo@...> wrote:

  > Hello all,
  >                surely you will have fun if you evaluate this 
  > easy FSD
  > 
  > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  >  (new-figure "Spiral")
  > 
  > (define (square p1 p2 p3 p4 n)
  > 
  >    (let* ((s1  (Segment "" extremities     p1 p2))
  > 	  (s2  (Segment "" extremities     p2 p3))
  > 	  (s3  (Segment "" extremities     p3 p4))
  >           (s4  (Segment "" extremities     p4 p1))
  > 	  (A   (Point   "" on-curve    s1   1/10))
  > 	  (B   (Point   "" on-curve    s2   1/10))
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Frédéric Baldit | 1 May 17:12
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Recherche d'un outil dans DrGeo

Bonjour,
j'utilise depuis (trés) peu DrGenius et je découvre actuellement ses 
possibilités, qui semblent intéressantes (surtout les scripts et l'acces aux 
possibilités d'un langage comme scheme).
Je recherche un outil de "Trace" qui permette de visualiser à l'écran 
l'ensemble des points atteints par un objet (qui peut être plus compliqué 
qu'un simple point). Par exemple, si on crée une figure dans laquelle un 1/2 
disque  est dépendant d'un point mobile, et qu'on souhaite visualiser la zone 
du plan balayée par ce disque mobile, l'outil "Trace" permet de faire cet 
visualisation en "temps réel", c'est à dire de voir "noircir" les zones du 
plan où ce disque se trouve au fur et à mesure que l'on bouge avec la souris 
le point qui pilote la position du disque.
Cet outil existe dans d'autres logiciels et est bien pratique. Donc ma 
question est:
1) quelqu'un sait-il si ce type d'outil existe (macro? script ?)
2) à défaut d'exister, quelqu'un (d'expérimenté) a-t-il une idée du moyen de 
créer ce type d'outil.
Merci d'avance pour votre aide. Cordialement,
	Frédéric Baldit.

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Marcel Birthelmer | 29 Apr 07:00

two bugs

Two unrelated bug reports;
the first is in response to my previous email (constructing a conic from 
5 points):
For some reason it is impossible to make a macro using the 5 points as a 
starting point and the locus as a result. Clicking "apply" just doesn't 
do anything in the macro wizard dialog.

Secondly, and I filed this one on sourceforge somewhere but presumably 
in the wrong spot, but consider the following situation:
a circle with a point on it, and another point somewhere else. Say I 
want to draw the line through the two points and find the other point 
where it meets the circle. When using the intersection tool, it does 
find the second point, but unfortunately duplicates the first point on 
the circle. Is there a way to check any points of intersection against 
the parents of the curves that are being intersected?

Thanks,
Marcel

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