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OS++ 2022Standard page (and this is a quick stub)

//#! Declaration: http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/

TLDR; This is in the top line of all OS++ user code. It is a standard declaration using the format (CODE.org/STANDARD/GRADE). You are using this declaration to notify future readers that the following code is written in OS++, with the 2022 syntax standard. To download the framework see the link below.

REF: The Downloads (Code is the standard - Everything else is hearsay)

Download OS++ framework - P7zip Best compression >>> http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/The_Download.7z

Download OS++ framework - lrz >>> http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/The_Download.tar.lrz

Download OS++ framework - Winzip compression >>> http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/The_Download.zip

Download OS++ framework - Okay compression >>> http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/The_Download.tar.gz

Download OS++ framework - Worst compression >>> http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/The_Download.tar.Z

REF: The User Grades under the Standard

The Standards declarations are as follows:

• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Professional
• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Shop
• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/User_defined

The excuse declarations are as follows:

• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Amateur
• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Technical_deficit
• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Privilege
• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Prehistoric
• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Kludge
• http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Throwaway

Standards and Grade (as in CODE.org/STANDARD/GRADE)

1. The “2022Standard” is part of the declaration on all user code .
2. It combines with the “grade” to tells the user the overall quality or “grade” of the user code.
3. The main grade is http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Professional

For more info on grades see http://osplusplus.org/2022standard/Professional

2022Standard (Quick)

1. The 2022 standard is outlined in code above. (ie. the download link)
2. The act of deprecation, is deprecated.
3. The 2022standard will be added to in 2023 etc and is just a name for when I released it.
4. Simplicity, brevity and structured standards are the goals
5. The code needs to be copy and paste-able.
6. Readable code

2022Standard (Not so Quick)

The 2022 standard is outlined in code above

All this means is that the ultimate canon is in the code, not the documentation.

The act of deprecation, is deprecated

This means if an idea, coding standard or concept does not fit into the current standard. Then a new standard needs to be created. If the market does not like the new standard, then it’s a signal that the author (me) has taken a wrong turn. I should not be allowed to deprecate a feature and enforce my new thinking on the world.

The 2022standard will be added to in 2023

This is a first release date. I intend to flesh out ideas in later years. As long as the ideas are accumulative and I can “shoe horn” them into the old standard, the name will remain constant. Backward compatibility is key.

Simplicity, brevity and structured standards are the goals

The ideas is that once someone understands one library. eg cuboids. That knowledge should be transferable, as much as possible, to the rest ie cones and sphere.

The code needs to be copy and paste-able.

Well as much as is possible in the openscad ide.

Readable code

This is a noble attempt to write a language which is readable by people who did not write the original user code. Or more importantly make my current user code readable by me in a few years time. Nothing is more humbling than looking at user code and thinking “What mad man wrote this code?” Only to find out, once you check your version control system, it was you.

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