Closed ejlmljt closed 8 months ago
@ejlmljt Welcome.
Just a quick question... did you setup the JSCAD desktop application? did you down load it from somewhere?
I'm asking because V2 (main version) does not have a working version of the JSCAD desktop application.
Thanks for your reply Yes, I did download it from Microsoft Store app store at https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/openjscad/9NBLGGH6J6J9?hl=en-ca&gl=ca&rtc=1
When app started it displays "OpenJSCAD.org 0.3.3 (2015/12/04)," at the bottom left of screen. Do I havean old , early version?
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@ejlmljt https://github.com/ejlmljt Welcome.
Just a quick question... did you setup the JSCAD desktop application? did you down load it from somewhere?
I'm asking because V2 (main version) does not have a working version of the JSCAD desktop application.
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@ejlmljt Sorry to say but that app was never part of JSCAD. Someone put that up in the Microsoft store long long ago (2015?)
I have requested the removal but of course Microsoft does not do anything.
If anyone has a suggestion then let us know...
@microsoft HOW ABOUT HELPING FOR ONCE!
WOW. Microsoft removed the old old application. Closing this issue.
Expected Behavior
Jscad included on desktop app
Actual Behavior
Error in line 15: 'require' is not defined
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
1.Create .js file with line const jscad = require('@jscad/modeling') OR const { jscad } = require('@jscad/modeling') 2.Drag .js jscad to openjscad desktop on Windows 10 3.Error in line 15: 'require' is not defined
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