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clarify that you cannot use wildcards in OpenSCAD use/include statements

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don bright 2012-08-01 19:45:02 -05:00
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@ -10,13 +10,15 @@ See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/LGPL/2.1/ or the included file, lgpl-2.1
## Usage ##
You can import these files in your scripts with `use <MCAD/*.scad>`, but some
files include useful constants which will be available with `include <MCAD/*.scad>`,
which should be safe to use on all included files (ie. no top level code should
create geometry). (There is a bug/feature that prevents including constants from
files that "include" other files - see the openscad mailing list archives for more
details. Since the maintainers aren't very responsive, may have to work around this
somehow)
You can import these files in your scripts with `use <MCAD/filename.scad>`,
where 'filename' is one of the files listed below like 'motors' or
'servos'. Some files include useful constants which will be available
with `include <MCAD/filename.scad>`, which should be safe to use on all
included files (ie. no top level code should create geometry). (There is
a bug/feature that prevents including constants from files that
"include" other files - see the openscad mailing list archives for more
details. Since the maintainers aren't very responsive, may have to work
around this somehow)
If you host your project in git, you can do `git submodule add URL PATH` in your
repo to import this library as a git submodule for easy usage. Then you need to do