Textsymbols DIN 7184

[reox]

yes, I added those, as well as the two arrows and the square symbol

I noticed that there are even more modifiers listed in my technical drawing book, but I would need to look them up.
Also need to work on the visibilty of the symbols...

I do not find the "ST" symbol anywhere, and it is not listed in my book. Is this some legacy symbol?

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[efyx]

I cannot start macro - why? I got information No module named PySide.QtWidgets

[reox]

mhh maybe because I'm using a py3/qt5 build with pyside2?

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OS: Debian GNU/Linux buster/sid
Word size of OS: 64-bit
Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bit
Version: 0.19.16146 (Git)
Build type: Release
Branch: master
Hash: 3cf15c014bec8a7a7fa56fdf0adf1402c724d788
Python version: 3.7.3rc1
Qt version: 5.11.3
Coin version: 4.0.0a
OCC version: 7.3.0
Locale: German/Austria (de_AT)

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ii  libpyside2-py3-5.11       5.11.2-3     amd64        Python 3 bindings for Qt5 (base files)
ii  pyside2-tools             5.11.2-3     amd64        development tools for PySide2 (uic, rcc, lupdate)
un  python-pyside2-doc        <keine>      <keine>      (keine Beschreibung vorhanden)
ii  python-pyside2.qtcore     5.11.2-3     amd64        Python bindings for Qt5 core module (Python 2)
ii  python-pyside2.qtgui      5.11.2-3     amd64        Python bindings for Qt5 Gui module (Python 2)
ii  python-pyside2.qtopengl   5.11.2-3     amd64        Python bindings for Qt5 OpenGL module (Python 2)
ii  python-pyside2.qtwidgets  5.11.2-3     amd64        Python bindings for Qt5 Widgets module (Python 2)
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ii  python3-pyside2.qtcore    5.11.2-3     amd64        Python bindings for Qt5 core module (Python 3)
ii  python3-pyside2.qtgui     5.11.2-3     amd64        Python bindings for Qt5 Gui module (Python 3)
ii  python3-pyside2.qtopengl  5.11.2-3     amd64        Python bindings for Qt5 OpenGL module (Python 3)
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ii  python3-pyside2uic        5.11.2-3     all          User Interface Compiler for PySide2 (Python 3)

[pl7i92LCNC]

hi il get a error by utf-8 on ubuntu 18,04
is this the QT issue
and canot be solved

[reox]

hi il get a error by utf-8 on ubuntu 18,04
is this the QT issue
and canot be solved

I would guess that is because python2... Looks like the macro needs some backwards compatibility

[reox]

Can you both test it now? I tested with freecad from debian sid and it works there now.
It should look similar to the image, but the sorting might be different in python2, as dicts behave differently.

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[Kunda1]

Maybe unrelated: what about Welding symbols? issue #1240

[reox]

Maybe unrelated: what about Welding symbols? issue #1240

I had a quick look around, but it looks like they are not defined in unicode.
But someone created a glyph font: https://www.fontspace.com/micronus/y145 ... 90/charmap

[efyx]

It works. Thanks.

[reox]

Just for the reference as I'm skimming through all the norms right now... There are many more symbols unsolved:
ISO 14405-1 specifies some "Specification modifiers", two letters enclosed in a rounded box.
Then there are annotation signs: a number inside a hexagon

Next ISO 1101:2017 specifies even more modifiers, more than OSIfont can handle: A, C, G, N, R, X are missing

Also interesting: the theoretical exact value (idk the exact translation, in German "theoretisch exakte Maße"), a value inside a rectangle

Then there are modifiers according to ISO 5459:2013, but these should be all in the osifont or are just letters in between of [].

Wouldn't it be possible to use diacritic characters to emulate all of those?
Some of those are actually possible:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combining ... or_Symbols

So for example writing a single letter inside a square is possible.

One possibility would be to extend osifont with the welding symbols as well as with diacritics for all those cases. But I guess that is a lot of work :/