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Hallo Luf,

Das sind ja mal große Dinge, die Du vorhast!   

Willst Du Dir eine Wandtapete mit QET gestalten?

Einige Vorgaben in QET sind so enthalten, weil sich die Entwickler nicht vorstellen konnten, daß jemand irgendwas anderes (oder wie in diesem Fall) größeres braucht! Ob genau diese Anforderung auch dazugehört oder ob es echte technische Gründe für die Werte gibt, kann ich nicht sagen.

Deine Formulierung suggeriert mir, daß Du die Werte für Deine lokale Installation schon eingetragen und kompiliert hast. Ist das so?
Und: Funktioniert das?

Diese Anforderung macht natürlich neugierig:
In welcher Branche werden (Schalt-) Pläne auf einer einzelnen Seite auf dann auch noch als SVG benötigt oder gefordert?

Gruß
  plc-user

@Pai54svt263:

Remark:
The version of QET_ElementScaler in the download-section of QElectroTech may not be the most recent and may contain errors, that are already fixed in official releases.

I recommend to always use the latest version of QET_ElementScaler available at github:
https://github.com/plc-user/QET_ElementScaler
In the release-section you find the latest binaries I made.
The source code could be even more up-to-date...

To check the version, call QET_ElementScaler from command-line without any parameter.
The version-number is shown within the first few lines.
At the moment Version 0.5.3 is available as compiled binaries.

You can only import dxf for Elements!
So the menu-entry is only available in Element-Editor!

At least we don't need to discuss font sizes with this file: All texts are “painted” into the drawing by lines and polygons...

The source code of qet_tb_generator has not been changed for four years. How high do you think the chances are that it is being worked on “today”?

The plugin is python code: Can't you perhaps get together with someone who "speaks" Python and see how the problem can be fixed, LievenC and andi11?
You seem to have already found the problematic part...

You're welcome! 

@iznobe:

Wir werden das gesamte Programm an elektrischen Geräten der genannten Hersteller gerne veröffentlichen, wenn Du die Elemente erstellt und uns zur Verfügung gestellt hast!

Online-Translation to English:
We will be happy to publish the entire programme of electrical devices from the manufacturers mentioned if you have created the elements and made them available to us!

Online-Translation to French:
Nous publierons volontiers l'ensemble de la gamme d'appareils électriques des fabricants mentionnés si tu as créé les éléments et nous les as mis à disposition!

It seems you have more than one independent "problems":

did you fetch sources of "SingleApplication"?

on my Debian stable VM these "sql"-packages are installed:

    ich@deb-devel:~$ dpkg -l | grep sql
    ii  libqt5sql5:amd64
    ii  libqt5sql5-sqlite:amd64
    ii  libqt6sql6:amd64
    ii  libqt6sql6-sqlite:amd64
    ii  libsqlite3-0:amd64
    ii  libsqlite3-dev:amd64
    ii  libsqlite3-tcl
    ii  sqlite3
    ii  sqlite3-tools
    ich@deb-devel:~$

Hope it helps

Salut Laurent !

Thanks for the links, but don't get me wrong:
I don't want to compile it, just want to use that plugin!
There are binaries for Linux and Win that run on Debian unstable and win10 that I can use on github: raulroda These binaries work for me.
EDIT (again):
Remark for me: Terminals in project need to be connected! Then the plugin works as expected!

In the meantime I rewrote the code for calling qet_tb_generator from diagram-editor: It looks very tidy now.
I used the existing locations for the various systems and added new path "dataDir()/binary" to search for the plugin. A few lines of additional output to log-file can be removed again, if we want.

Hello vadoola,

let's put it this way:
I created a QET-Element just with the use of element-editor.
In the attachment you see, that the texts are the same size as the height of the rectangles.

So in my opinion we do not have to use another factor than 2.0 for the "real world" size in the DXF!
When DXF says circle has a diameter of 10mm then in element it is 20.
If it says 1 inch in the DXF it will be 50.8 in the element whether it is a graphical part or a text!
It does not matter if text or anything else: There is always a "scale" of 1mm = 2px

I checked in all DXFs I have: Fits everywhere! 
If you have a DXF where the factor of 2.0 does not fit: Let me see.

Salut Laurent !

Didn't find any new Debian-Packages on QET-Repo but my local created binary works very well with the latest changes!
The latest "major" changes mainly concern the ReadyToUse version for Windows and it works exactly as I know it from the “old” version ... only with more comprehensible directories for projects, exports, etc.!
The Install-Version for Windows also works as expected.

Best regards,
  plc-user

Salut Laurent !

Thank you for the work you did with packaging! 
In my opinion they work perfectly:
For the ReadyToUse-Version the additional config (*.json, etc) and the data (elements, titleblocks, etc) are saved below one directory!

For convenience-reasons I changed some additional places in source-code, to QETApp::documentDir(), where other places were used.

But still: Location and handling of qet_tb_generator stays untouched, until we know, what we have to do to also move it to "dataDir()/binary" or so.
Or can we drop support of python-plugin at some time, when internal Terminal-Manager is ready for production-use?

This leads to the question of what is going on with Joshua: Do you have any information? How are he and his wife doing now? Can we expect to see him again in the foreseeable future? Please send him my regards: He is missing!

That's o.k. with me: Have no bitten fruits... 

Best regards
  plc-user