Removed the Perl dependencies on Encode, Encode::Locale and Unicode::Normalize.
Added dependency on boost::locale.
Added encode_path, decode_path, normalize_utf8 functions to Slic3r.xs
Slic3r.xs has been made mostly utf8 safe by using the boost::nowide library,
thanks to @alexrj for the idea.
Simplified the encode_path / decode_path stuff:
wxWidgets are unicode already, so there is no need to decode_path() from it.
Perl / win32 interfacing is non-unicode, so decode_path() is executed
on ARGV just at the beginning of the perl scripts.
https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/443
Change of the PlaceholderParser:
All vector configuration values stored into the PlaceholderParser
are expected to be addressed by the extruder ID, therefore
if a vector configuration value is addressed without an index,
a current extruder ID is used.
Also a small fix of fan handling: The fan speed is set to zero
at the start of the G-code if the cooling for the initial extruder
is disabled.
perimeters if not necessary, don't take the bridging time into account
when slowing down the print.
Removed Extruder & GCodeWriter Perl bindings.
Improved Extruder for constness.
Refactored GCode::m_elapsed_time to struct ElapsedTime.
values to GCode generator, one per active extruder:
bed_temperature
bridge_fan_speed
cooling
disable_fan_first_layers
fan_always_on
fan_below_layer_time
first_layer_bed_temperature
max_fan_speed
min_fan_speed
min_print_speed
slowdown_below_layer_time
Now it remains to extend Slic3r to correctly apply these values.
(rewrote the Dijkstra shortest path algorithm to use a binary priority
heap instead of a dumb O(n^2) algorithm, added some bounding box tests
to avoid expensive in-polygon tests if possible).
Removed GCode.pm
Removed the Perl bindigns for AvoidCrossingPerimeters, OozePrevention, SpiralVase, Wipe
Changed the std::set of extruder IDs to vector of IDs.
Removed some MSVC compiler warnings, removed obnoxious compiler warnings when compiling the Perl bindings.
Removed the questionable Pressure Advance feature. It is better to use the Pressure Advance implemented into a firmware.
Added a C++ implementation of GCodeReader and SpiralVase, thanks to @alexrj
Added a C++ implementation of GCodeTimeEstimator, thanks to @lordofhyphens
When extruding supports, the support is interleaved with interface
if possible (when extruded with the same extruder).
Otherwise the base is extruded first.
https://github.com/prusa3d/Slic3r/issues/74
The way it works now is following:
Slic3r will add some negative penalty to all perimeter points near the last seam.
Once the perimeter point with minimum penalty is found, its penalty is compared
to a point closest to the last seam. If the penalty of the point
closest to the last seam is nearly as good as the minimum penalty,
the point closest to the last seam is picked instead. This heuristics
will hide the seams into corners if possible, but if not possible, it will
strive to align the seams precisely.
by re-shuffling the simplification of a path to be extruded.
A non-simplified path was being used for a wipe move before,
causing an extremely detailed path to be exported into a G-code.
This is similar to an ExtrusionLoop, but it is open.
It may contain multiple chained paths with differing parameters.
This allows one to have a hierarchy of paths, where the ExtrusionEntityCollection
will be chained by the G-code generator, but ExtrusionMultiPath will not.
Added "filament_max_volumetric_speed", a cap on the maximum volumetric
extrusion role, filament specific. This is very useful when mixing
rigid filament with a soft filament.
Extended the import / export of multi-string values into configuration
values, including the test cases. Multi-line strings will be enclosed
into quotes, quotes escaped using a C-style escape sequences. Single
word strings could still be stored without quotes.
The recent GCode writer changes which put the speed changes on a line of
their own have caused the layer time slowdown to be ignored by the regex
in CoolingBuffer.pm.
Fixes: #3134
