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tu dois facilement importer une feuille de calcul Libreoffice, comme dans cette video.
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Bonjour,
tu dois facilement importer une feuille de calcul Libreoffice, comme dans cette video.
Added the back button to the parent directory, to make navigation easier.
<a href="../index.html">Parent Directory </a><br>
#!/bin/bash
# to be able to process blanks in file names - remember original state:
OFS=$IFS
# set new:
IFS="
"
BaseDir="qelectrotech-elements"
for d in `find $BaseDir -type d | sort`; do
echo "processing directory $d"
# html-Header:
echo "<html><body>" > $d/index.html
echo "<a href="../index.html">Parent Directory </a><br>" > $d/index.html
# Unterverzeichnisse auflisten:
for sd in `find $d -maxdepth 1 -type d | sort`; do
if [[ "$d" == "$sd" ]] ; then
continue
fi
echo "sub-dir: $sd"
echo "<a href=\"`basename $sd`/index.html\">`basename $sd`</a><br>" >> $d/index.html
done
# SVG-Dateien auflisten:
for f in `find $d -maxdepth 1 -name "*.svg" | sort` ; do
echo "file: `basename $f`"
svgdatei=`basename $f`
elmtdatei="${svgdatei%.svg}.elmt"
echo "<a href=\"$elmtdatei\">${svgdatei%.svg}<br> <img src=\"$svgdatei\" /></a><br>" >> $d/index.html
done
# html-Footer:
echo "</body></html>" >> $d/index.html
echo ""
done
# blanks in filenames - back to original:
IFS=$OFS
# DONE!
Edit: changed to
echo "<li><a href="../index.html">Parent Directory </a></li>" > $d/index.html
Benchmark scripts on my Debian workstation
8340 elements dans 1110 categories (soit 9450 fichiers)
Clean my local git repository:
cd qelectrotech-elements/
git clean -d -x -f
cd ..
Convert *.elmt to *.SVG:
time ./toSVG.sh
real 0m55,232s
Add index.html pages in all directory:
time ./toHTMLsh
real 0m47,843s
Ssh sync to remote:
time rsync -e ssh -av -W --delete-after --no-owner --no-g --chmod=g+w --progress --exclude='.*/' /home/laurent/Qet_scripts/qelectrotech-elements/qelectrotech-elements/ server:download.qelectrotech.org/qet/elements/
real 0m30,741s
@plc-user:
good work, thanks plc-user. ![]()
Preview on remote, example:
https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/e … index.html
ps: I changed scale factor to 2.0 instead of 5.0.
Just for the record:
diff --git a/toSVG.sh b/toSVG.sh
index 98101ca..976a899 100755
--- a/toSVG.sh
+++ b/toSVG.sh
@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@
# scales QET - Element-files in the directory from where it was called and
# all sub-dirs by the factor given here:
-Skalierung="1.0"
-SkalierProg="/home/ich/Projekte/c_c++/QET_ElementScaler/QET_ElementScaler"
-
+Skalierung="5.0"
+#SkalierProg="/home/ich/Projekte/c_c++/QET_ElementScaler/QET_ElementScaler"
+SkalierProg="/home/laurent/Qet_scripts/qelectrotech-elements/QET_ElementScaler"
# to be able to process blanks in file names - remember original state:
OFS=$IFS
# set new:
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ for i in `find . -name "*.elmt"` ; do
echo "processing $i"
# With the construct in curly brackets the file extension
# is changed accordingly
- "$SkalierProg" --toSVG -o "$i" > "${i%.elmt}.svg"
+ "$SkalierProg" --toSVG -o -F "$Skalierung" "$i" > "${i%.elmt}.svg"
done
# blanks in filenames - back to original:
rsync -e ssh -av -W --delete-after --no-owner --no-g --chmod=g+w --progress --exclude=''.*/ /home/laurent/Qet_scripts/qelectrotech-elements/qelectrotech-elements/ server:download.qelectrotech.org/qet/elements/
rsync -e ssh -av -W --delete-after --no-owner --no-g --chmod=g+w --progress --exclude='.*/' /home/laurent/Qet_scripts/qelectrotech-element-contrib/qelectrotech-element-contrib/elements/ server:download.qelectrotech.org/qet/elements_contrib/
@plc-user: https://github.com/plc-user/QET_ElementScaler/pull/2
Tu as aussi un aperçu en SVG de ces éléments ici, grace au travail de Plc-user. ![]()
https://download.qelectrotech.org/qet/e … b/71_rgie/
Il te suffit de parcourir les dossiers, et de cliquer sur les fichiers en SVG.
Laurent
Bonjour Pierre,
https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectr … nt-contrib
There are still a few more things to figure out, such as if you are able to Print from this Virtual Machine, and how to transfer files on and off the Virtual Machine. It will be awhile until I start hacking away at this problem, so if anyone else wants to pick up the torch, please feel free to figure these things out.  I will update this post as progress is made.
Maybe....
1) You have network working also, try to install samba packages to share yours files between Windows or linux machines. I think it's always installed.
2) Buy a usb adapter and key formatted in FAT 32, try to find it or mount it in your VM. Or try to found your internal SD card if you have a little shared partition in FAT32.
3) maybe you can try to print with WIFI .... If yours printers was connected to your router by cables or Wifi..
Tip: on tablet with this little screen, stack the widgets one on top of the other, in order to have more room for your diagram...
Good hacking...
I't s only a little search on forum...
Great!!
@Foxtech: Wow it could be of interest to a lot of people.
I saw many many guys ask me, these guys want to launch QET on a Ipad or Android tablet..
The tablets allow you to take notes or correct a diagram in front of the electrical cabinets...
Maybe be to more easy on Ipad pro M1/M2? -> It doesn't seem very safe I think...
Hello FoxTech,
you are welcome.
Uhu, we have same bikes at my work for technical repair guys.
/me wanted a quad motorcycle ![]()
Laurent
Remi and me saw some wrong translations files.
I don't know what happened yet.
I edited the wiki.
lupdate -noobsolete qelectrotech.pro -ts lang/qet_{en,es,ru,pt,cs,pl,ca,de,ro,it,ar,sl,hr,el,nl,be,zh,hu,pt_br,da,sr,fr,tr,sk,nb,mn,ja,uk}.ts
Great work plc-user, thanks. ![]()
It would be wise we keep your code to transform "font_size="*" to new fonts, olders QET users like me have a lot of old elements in our custom collection at work.
@Joshua: what do you think about?
https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopi … 415#p14415
deepl translate:
Backward compatibility :
Backward compatibility has been removed from certain parts of the code.
Opening a project created with a version of QElectroTech lower than 0.7 will still be possible, but the schematics will be broken on :
-Old element texts will no longer be converted to new element texts (dynamic text), so elements will no longer have text.
-A long time ago, variables had to be written directly in the element 'label'. When the element 'formula' appeared, labels containing variables (%) were considered to be 'formulas' and so the contents of the label were transferred to the 'formula'. This is no longer the case: if the label is of the form KM%id, it will remain as such and the formula will be empty.
Why break your beautiful schema that you've worked so hard to create?
In order to clean up old portions of wobbly, twisted, sometimes bulky code that only I know the obscure reason for.
To gradually prepare the future of qet (I talk about this a lot for those who follow qet's development).
But also, thanks to Laurent's work, we have ready-to-use windows and linux appimages of older versions of qet, so nothing is lost  all you have to do is open a project that isn't compatible with 0.8, save it (which will result in a project saved according to 0.8 'standards') and then open it with 0.9.
When opening a project created with a non-compatible version, a dialog box will inform the user of the situation and the procedure to follow to make the project compatible.
Ps: I'm sorry, but I need to get some rest and keep an eye on my high blood pressure....
grep -R "dynamic_text" . | grep "font_size" | awk '{ print $1 }' | sort | uniq > list2.txt./10_electric/10_allpole/114_connections/combine.elmt:
./10_electric/10_allpole/114_connections/jump.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/allen_bradley/1734/1734_ib8s.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/circuit-microsens/g6_microswitch_vertikal.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/endress_hauser/e_h_prosonic_s_fdu90.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/endress_hauser/e_h-prosonic_s_fmu90.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/endress_hauser/endress-&-hauser-liquisys-m-cpm223.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/gce/xd.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/ifm/10_connection_technology/ac5209_entrees.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/ifm/10_connection_technology/ac5209_sorties.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/ifm/10_connection_technology/ac5215.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/jm_ulcos/convertisseur_jm_ulcos_920d2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/omron/01_PLC_controllers/cj1/taille1/cj1wid232.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/omron/01_PLC_controllers/cj1/taille1/omron
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/pilz/09_safety_modules/pnoz/pilz-s30-vue.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/extension_tm3/ana/tm3ti8_2_2t.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/extension_tm3/ana/tm3ti8_layout.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/extension_tm3/ana/tm3ti8t_1_2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/extension-tm4/carteentreeanatmc4ai2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/extension-tm4/tm4es4_layout.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/m221/02_m221ce40t.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/m241/tm241ce24r/tm241ce24r_sorties
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/modicon-m340/analog-connector/bmxami_1.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/modicon-m340/discret-connector/bmxddi_1.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/modicon-m340/discret-connector/bmxddi_2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/modicon-m340/discret-connector/bmxddi_3.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/modicon-m340/discret-connector/bmxddo_1.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/modicon-m340/discret-connector/bmxddo_2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/modicon-m340/discret-connector/bmxddo_3.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/modicon-m340/discret-connector/bmxddo_4.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/01_PLC_controllers/tcsesm083f2cu0.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/20_frequency_drives/atv320.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/schneider_electric/protection/Three-phase
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_215-1hg40-0xb0-2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_215-1hg40-0xb0-31.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_215-1hg40-0xb0-4.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_215-1hg40-0xb0.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_221-1bf32-0xb0.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_221-1bh32-0xb0.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_221-bh32-0xb0-2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_222-1hf32-0xb01.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_222-1hf32-0xb0-2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_223-1pl32-0xb0-2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_223-1pl32-0xb0-3.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_223-1pl32-0xb0-4.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_223-1pl32-0xb0.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_234-4he32-0xb0-2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/6es7_234-4he32-0xb0.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/s71200_cpu_1212_ac_dc-rel_03.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/s7-1200-cpu-1215-dc-dc-rly.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/s7-1200-sm1221-16i-dc.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/01_PLC_controllers/6es7-1200/s7-1200-sm1231-4ai.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/02_human_machine_interface/terminal_operateur/tp700.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/90_connection_technology/3rk1100-0cq20-0aa3.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/90_connection_technology/3rk1200-0cq20-0aa3.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/siemens/90_connection_technology/3rk1400-1dq03-0aa3.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/unitronics_plc/unitronics_ex-a2x.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/unitronics_plc/unitronics_io-di16_1-2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/unitronics_plc/unitronics_io-di16_2-2.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/unitronics_plc/unitronics_io-di16.elmt:
./10_electric/20_manufacturers_articles/warner/clutch.elmt:
./10_electric/98_graphics/99_assembly_plan/01_thumbnails_mounting_plate/99_divers/bornegrise6.elmt:
./10_electric/98_graphics/99_assembly_plan/01_thumbnails_mounting_plate/99_divers/c2a.elmt:
./10_electric/98_graphics/99_assembly_plan/01_thumbnails_mounting_plate/99_divers/disjonncteur_c.elmt:
./10_electric/98_graphics/99_assembly_plan/01_thumbnails_mounting_plate/99_divers/inter_dif.elmt:
./10_electric/98_graphics/99_assembly_plan/01_thumbnails_mounting_plate/99_divers/prise_modulaire.elmt:
./10_electric/98_graphics/99_assembly_plan/01_thumbnails_mounting_plate/99_divers/transfo.elmt:
This element pilz-s30-vue.elmt was generated in version 0.70 ... strange by the DXF converter in the meantime we must have probably switched to another font recording format, if there are only a few symbols, isn't that annoying?
Edit maybe DXF converter convert texts to old font format..?
I don't know!, in the past in settings/text field you can change fonts size and police for new text parts enter on element editor..
QET code is a labyrinth which can quickly become tricky...
Whe is done, talk me.
I do a
git submodule update --remote elementsAnd rebuild all packages.
Sorry for the bad news!
Don't be sorry, only those who do nothing don't make mistakes..
Hallo Plc-user
what number of PR you want to revert?
On https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectr … nts/pull/9 you have a revert button.
In principle a project has a cover page on the first folio, see provided example : projet_vierge.qet.
Everything has been packaged, but not yet macOS arm64.
Please back up your projects before using it, we never know ![]()
Many elements have changed UUID, which is normal as changes have been made to them.
So if you want to update your projects, you may see an information box when you drag and drop an item that exists in your project,
you can choose to keep two versions of the item, overwrite the old version, etc.
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