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mark commented,
Great stuff. Looking forward to seeing more. ( more, more, please, more :) )
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mark commented,
Have been reading 'knitout-to-kcode.js', and would suggest it worth a look through no matter what direction you choose to go (roll-your-own vs. knitout). The code is much less than 2000 lines of c...
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mark commented,
Encountered these item yesterday, and because they mention KnitGraph, thought I would share in case you haven't encountered them before, admit its a crap-shoot whether they are relevant to what you...
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mark commented,
TL;DR: Can Kniterate knit kcode that binds on with "tuck" instead of "knit"? For some reason this make me think of the old, if a tree falls in the forrest and there is no one there to hear it. If t...
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Gerard Rubio curious if Kniterate_sample_23may20-3.kc is one of the edge cases, some 30+ of the last 40 FRNT lines seem significantly different in length from the nearly 900 earlier lines. Could j...
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mark commented,
Tim thanks for the response. Gerard Rubio thanks for the update and exciting news. Am re-reading and staring at the kCode to see what new questions popup factoring in what I just learn. One questio...
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mark commented,
Prompted by this thread I queried the knitout repo contact. Got a reply from Jim McCann today. Seems I should have been searching github a bit more this weekend. This weekend https://github.com/...
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mark commented,
A more serious response, than the one still pending. What I often do, on hand machines, is make a reversible beanie, kniting one top down and the other bottom up. Could you copy the kCodeOld fil...
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mark commented,
Sometimes you just need to serve fashion, and throw function to the wind. Following the knit hat trend as I do oh so closely, even bucket hats with flow thru ventilation are happening with today yo...
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Robert Ingemarsson here are some kCode questions (or anyone ) (1) the strings following FRNT: and REAR: are longer than the strings following STIF: and STIR:, if I want to count from the left to f...