Andrei Avram andreiavram

#README

If you're fairly new at working with angular.js and want to do some interaction with FlatUI checkboxes / radio buttons, you might have a bit of a tough time getting things to work.

There's some references about how to get things going for radio buttons, which is about the same thing, but there isn't a good example out there of how to actually use it:

https://gist.github.com/petehamilton/5993366 this will let you know how to write the directive for a similiar radio button
designmodo/Flat-UI#57 this is about events (not) firing

This is a working example by someone who's had no experience with angular.js before. Here's a few things that weren't obvious to me at first:

	# inspired from
	# https://www.transip.nl/vragen/446-mijn-partitie-via-lvm-vergroten/
	# first, check that you have lvm installed
	sudo lvdisplay
	# if you get nothing, you don't have lvm and you don't have a lot of options


	# check you actually have additional free space
	sudo parted /dev/vda
	# you can then use, inside parted

	import re
	import sys

	assert len(sys.argv) >= 2, "Usage ./xbm_converter.py filename.xbm [invert] > image.h"

	XBM_FILE = sys.argv[1]
	INVERT = sys.argv[2] == "invert" if len(sys.argv) > 2 else False

	WIDTH = 128
	HEIGHT = 64

	# every day I'm sovelling - script to move all messages from all queues
	# to a different rabbitmq server using dynamic shovels
	# needs at least rabbitmq 3.3.0 to work, that's when dynamic shovels were added

	import requests
	import json

	class RabbitMQError(Exception):
	pass

	// Andrei Avram, 18.12.2015
	// Based on a publically available Flake Vectorial Image on the Internet
	// Using Inkscape's Path to OpenSCAD extension
	fudge = 0.1;

	module poly_polyline18(h)
	{
	scale([25.4/90, -25.4/90, 1]) union()
	{
	linear_extrude(height=h)

	fudge = 0.1;

	module corp_picior(h)
	{
	scale([25.4/90, -25.4/90, 1]) union()
	{
	difference()
	{
	linear_extrude(height=h)
	polygon([[0.056641,-31.757136],[-10.591113,-31.415821],[-21.245383,-30.601948],[-31.905867,-29.350540],[-42.572266,-27.696626],[-42.572266,27.574874],[-32.046448,29.275451],[-21.492221,30.563957],[-10.907038,31.403486],[-0.288356,31.757136],[10.366370,31.588004],[21.059686,30.859185],[31.794136,29.533776],[42.572266,27.574874],[42.572266,-27.696626],[31.956010,-29.595606],[21.330861,-30.882024],[10.697509,-31.590870],[0.056641,-31.757136]]);


	// Module names are of the form poly_<inkscape-path-id>(). As a result,
	// you can associate a polygon in this OpenSCAD program with the corresponding
	// SVG element in the Inkscape document by looking for the XML element with
	// the attribute id="inkscape-path-id".

	// fudge value is used to ensure that subtracted solids are a tad taller
	// in the z dimension than the polygon being subtracted from. This helps
	// keep the resulting .stl file manifold.
	fudge = 0.4;