KCL's `fillet` function takes an array of edges to fillet. Previously this would do `n` fillet API commands, one per edge. This PR combines them all into one call, which should improve performance. You can see the effect in the artifact_commands snapshots, e.g. `rust/kcl-lib/tests/kcl_samples/axial-fan/artifact_commands.snap`
Besides performance, this should fix a bug where some KCL fillets would fail, when they should have succeeded. Example from @max-mrgrsk:
```kcl
sketch001 = startSketchOn(XY)
|> startProfile(at = [-12, -6])
|> line(end = [0, 12], tag = $seg04)
|> line(end = [24, 0], tag = $seg03)
|> line(end = [0, -12], tag = $seg02)
|> line(endAbsolute = [profileStartX(%), profileStartY(%)], tag = $seg01)
|> close()
extrude001 = extrude(
sketch001,
length = 12,
tagEnd = $capEnd001,
tagStart = $capStart001,
)
|> fillet(
radius = 5,
tags = [
getCommonEdge(faces = [seg02, capEnd001]),
getCommonEdge(faces = [seg01, capEnd001]),
getCommonEdge(faces = [seg03, capEnd001]),
getCommonEdge(faces = [seg04, capEnd001])
],
)
```
This program fails on main, but succeeds on this branch.
* Update telemetry antenna entity names
Changed the generic sketch and profile entity names to more specific names
* Update kcl-samples simulation test output
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* Declare pattern transform using KCL
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* Boolean function param defaults
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* Parse empty record types in fn types
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* Shuffle around function call code
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* Refactor function calls to share more code
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* Hack to leave the result of revolve as a singleton rather than array
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* Fix to add NodePaths to SketchOnFace and SketchOnPlane artifacts
* Fix to only compute the new part of the artifact graph
* Change to early-return sooner when in mock mode
* Add another test
* Fix to propagate NodePath for sketch on face
* Update output
* Display NodePath in artifact graph mermaid charts
* Update output
* Change node path display to be only comments
* Update output
* Update output after rebase
Avoid using revolve for now
When we moved to concurrent execution of KCL modules, we begun to see an
error we never fully understood, and because it was pretty hard to
trigger, we wound up never being able to fix it. Today we were able to
track it down to the `revolve` call here.
Specifically, the problem is triggered when we're doing a "Full Revolve"
(e.g., `angle = 359.999999` passes, but *not* `angle = 360` or the
default, as it is in `main`), and concurrently executing modules will
see something weird happen with `getNextAdjacentEdge`.
From all the smoke I believe this happens only when we are doing a *full
revolve*, *AND* we're executing other modules which are calling
`getNextAdjacentEdge`.
When the `revolve` is present, we can lose the race in *either*
`talk-button.kcl` OR `case.kcl`.
If I move back to single-threaded execution OR I add imports to sequence
things carefully, I can get the tests to pass. If the revolve is an
`extrude` or not a full revolve, it works fine.
My best guess is that it seems like the world got flipped upside down or
something, such that "next edge" has a different orentation for two
calls. My even further guess is that inside `revolve` we mutate
something connection-global such that it alters the intepretation of
calls made during the revolve implementation's "critical section".
* Change Fn to fn for function types
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* Support args and return types in function types
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* Use fancy function types in the docs
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* Move the leg functions to KCL
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* Move array functions to KCL
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* Move clone to KCL
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* Add a function type
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* Add sim test for any type
* Fix doc comments to match code
* Add array ascription tests
* Commit new test output
* Fix to not panic when type is undefined
* Fix to not panic on use of the any type
* Update test and generated output
* Fix error message after rebase
* Fix subtype of any
* Fix KCL to use new keyword args
* Fix to not nest MixedArray in HomArray
* Update output
* Remove all creation of MixedArray and use HomArray instead
* Rename MixedArray to Tuple
* Fix to coerce arrays the way tuples are done
* Restructure to appease the type signature extraction
* Fix TS unit test
* Update output after switch to HomArray
* Update docs
* Fix to remove edge case when creating points
* Update docs with broken point signature
* Fix display of tuples to not collide with arrays
* Change push to an array with type mismatch to be an error
* Add sim test for push type error
* Fix acription to more general array element type
* Fix to coerce point types
* Change array push to not error when item type differs
* Fix coercion tests
* Change to only flatten as a last resort and remove flattening tuples
* Contort code to appease doc generation
* Update docs
* Fix coerce axes
* Fix flattening test to test arrays instead of tuples
* Remove special subtype case for singleton coercion
* Change array functions to call user function with keyword args
* Fix KCL to use keyword params
* Remove unneeded positional call code
* Update docs
* Update output
Preparing for the removal of positional functions from the language. The first big step is to change all our KCL code examples, test code, public samples etc to all use keyword functions.
Apologies for how large this PR is. Most of it is:
- Changing example KCL that defined its own functions, so the functions now use keyword arguments rather than positional arguments. E.g. change `cube([20, 20])` to be `cube(center = [20, 20])`.
- Some parts of the code assumed positional code and didn't handle keyword calls, e.g. the linter would only check for positional calls to startSketchOn. Now they should work with either positional or keyword.
- Update all the artifacts
This does _not_ remove support for positional calls. That will be in a follow-up PR.
