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Based on page https://github.com/yaqwsx/KiKit/blob/master/doc/panelizeCli.md, I attempted to use the 'text' parameter for the kikit panelize CLI command, but could not get it to produce any output. What am I missing? Using Kikit:nightly, downloaded 2021-07-12 I inferred that the syntax should be something like:
However, I couldn't get the text to show up, despite trying various combinations of values. Kikit appears to be digesting the text parameter (it gives errors if I get the syntax wrong, like failing to add 'deg' to the orientation sub-parameter). But it just doesn't seem to output any actual text onto the panel. Some points of ambiguity:
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You miss As described in the introduction to the CLI - each group always has a parameter If you are wondering why KiKit does not complain about excessive parameters the reason is simple - excessive parameters checks do not play nicely with the composition of presets. The idea is to have several presets you use often and to only override the parameters you are interested in. In the context of your question; imagine you have a preset that always puts the name of your company on the panel. Now, you would like to have no text on the panel, therefore you specify About your other notes - I reflected them in 122a0c8. |
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OK, thanks. You're right, I didn't realize that the --text command (group?) has a style (type) parameter. |
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--text 'simple; text: ...
As described in the introduction to the CLI - each group always has a parameter
type
which dictates the style. This allows us to further extend the functionality of KiKit without having too many CLI options. The default style for text isnone
, therefore, no text is shown.If you are wondering why KiKit does not complain about excessive parameters the reason is simple - excessive parameters checks do not play nicely with the composition of presets. The idea is to have several presets you use often and to only override the parameters you are interested in. In the context of your question; imagine you have a preset that always puts the name of your company …