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Wheh I refere to Grasshopper in my achademic literature, do I need to put a R mark (trademark) ?I think I should when refering to Rhinoceros but am not sure about the GH case.Thank you.Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by David Rutten May 12.

How dose a component catch a document closed event?
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I'm writing a set of custom components of Grasshopper.It seems that Grasshopper keeps the document and its related components when a document is closed.The problem is, that some small windows…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by David Rutten Jan 22.

How to save additional state flag of my custom component?
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Hi all.There is an additional boolean variable in my custom component (written in C#). My custom component switches its behavior if the boolean variable switched. (It is linked with…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Masaaki Miki Oct 17, 2012.

Where is the boundary.
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I spent last month seeking the boundary of what can be done in GH and what can not be done in GH. a) If a GH component add a geometry to Rhino.RhinoDoc.ActiveDoc.Objects, it is not the handle of new…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by David Rutten Sep 11, 2012.

 

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Wheh I refere to Grasshopper in my achademic literature, do I need to put a R mark (trademark) ?I think I should when refering to Rhinoceros but am not sure about the GH case.Thank you.See More
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"I thought it does not work with Rhino 5 and Grasshopper 0.9.0014. Fortunately, it DOES work with Rhino 5 and Grasshopper 0.9.0014 at least in my environment. My environment is Windows 7 64bit and Rhino5 32bit. Since the Ricecooker calls 32bit…"
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Ricecooker is cooking rice.Jan. 7, 2003,New version, Ricecooker0.2, is now available!Ricecooker is an iterative computational engine which can find shapes in equilibirum.Installation instructions:1.Run Rhinoceros. 2.Run Grasshopper. 3.File->Special Folders->Components Folder Then you can specify the appropriate components folder.4.Put every file listed in the "Libraries" folder into the specified components folder. 5.Restart Rhinoceros and Grasshopper and confirm that there appeares a new…See More
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Ricecooker is cooking rice.Jan. 7, 2003,New version, Ricecooker0.2, is now available!Ricecooker is an iterative computational engine which can find shapes in equilibirum.Installation instructions:1.Run Rhinoceros. 2.Run Grasshopper. 3.File->Special Folders->Components Folder Then you can specify the appropriate components folder.4.Put every file listed in the "Libraries" folder into the specified components folder. 5.Restart Rhinoceros and Grasshopper and confirm that there appeares a new…See More
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David Rutten replied to Masaaki Miki's discussion How dose a component catch a document closed event?
"I did some testing with document finalization and it seems the documents are properly garbage collected. However it's always possible I did not test a certain case which would result in faulty behaviour.  -- David…"
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Masaaki Miki replied to Masaaki Miki's discussion How dose a component catch a document closed event?
"Thank you very much for the detailed reply and I'm sorry for making you busy. My understanding is totally incorrect. I will try again based on your suggestions. Thanks."
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David Rutten replied to Masaaki Miki's discussion How dose a component catch a document closed event?
"Just because you show a window from a class that is later garbage collected doesn't mean the window will also be closed and collected automatically. Clearly they are on the screen and being used and therefore the GC will leave them alone.…"
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Masaaki Miki replied to Masaaki Miki's discussion How dose a component catch a document closed event?
"Hi David. I did some experiments. I wrote a custom component that has a WPF window and a Windows.Forms.Form as class members. They are not static members because if I place a new component, new windows appear. When I close the document, both WPF and…"
Jan 20
David Rutten replied to Masaaki Miki's discussion How dose a component catch a document closed event?
"Documents that are closed should eventually be garbage collected. If that's not the case it's a bug and I'll see if I can figure out whether that's happening. It could be that something is holding on to a pointer to the document…"
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Masaaki Miki replied to Masaaki Miki's discussion How dose a component catch a document closed event?
"Thanks Hannes. My windows are not global. They are members of my custom components. Therefore, when the components are destroyed, the windows will be automatically destroyed. The problem is, when a document is closed, the windows truly remain to be…"
Jan 17
Hannes Löschke replied to Masaaki Miki's discussion How dose a component catch a document closed event?
"If you are creating those windows with the constructor, you could tap into the Dispose() method to destroy them. But in .Net your windows should be destroyed by the garbage collector once the component is destroyed. ..or is your window a global?"
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Parallel execution

Parallel Linq seems not to be available in Grasshopper components. I found Reactive Extensions Experimental here, http://ning.it/Osud84  Just run Observable.ForkJoin(Action1,Action2,...).First(); so that Actions are executed in parallel. (Is this popular?)

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