inkstitch - Inkscape extension for machine embroidery design

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2020-04-28	electron simulator (#531)	Lex Neva

2019-08-10	remove STOP at the end	Lex Neva

2019-08-10	input: read STOP commands too	Lex Neva

2019-07-27	Merge pull request #487 from inkstitch/no_import_jumps	Lex Neva
	remove additional jump stitches on import
2019-07-10	trim >= 3 jumps	Momo

2019-07-09	remove all empty color blocks	Lex Neva

2019-07-07	delete empty color block	Momo

2019-04-30	remove unnecessary check	Lex Neva

2019-04-30	add grbl laser options for g-code output	Lex Neva

2018-10-23	fix manual stitch and add debugging support (#339)	Lex Neva
	* add debugging support using pydev * fix: don't add tie stitches for manual stitch * fix style
2018-09-16	remove obselete 'fake color change' code	Lex Neva

2018-09-15	use faster algorithm for ties	Lex Neva

2018-09-01	simulator standalone mode	Lex Neva

2018-08-27	show command name in simulator (STITCH, JUMP, etc)	Lex Neva

2018-08-21	more pep8 fixes	Lex Neva

2018-08-21	autopep8	Lex Neva

2018-07-25	change '# stops' in block to be 'stop after?'	Lex Neva

2018-07-25	fix a couple crashes	Lex Neva

2018-07-25	remove incorrect stop logic	Lex Neva

2018-07-25	tidy up code	Lex Neva

2018-07-25	fix gap caused by splitting block	Lex Neva

2018-07-25	adjust stitch plan code for pyembroidery	Lex Neva

2018-07-12	fix stop count	Lex Neva

2018-05-28	add a JUMP at the start of each color block	Lex Neva
	This seems to be the way other digitizing software does it, so it's probably required.
2018-05-28	don't do ties around the fake color change of a "STOP after"	Lex Neva

2018-05-28	don't bother trimming before a color change	Lex Neva

2018-05-28	fix STOP handling	Lex Neva
	Apparently STOP codes (a.k.a. color changes) should be by themselves, not attached to another stitch. To add a STOP code at a given stitch, we should clone the stitch and then set the STOP command on the new stitch.
2018-05-01	refactor everything out of lib/__init__.py	Lex Neva

2018-05-01	rename inkstitch/ to lib/	Lex Neva
	You can't have a module and a package named the same thing. PyInstaller wants to import the main script as if it were a module, and this doesn't work unless there's no directory of the same name with a __init__.py in it.