Add support for Excellon G85 commands. #5
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The Excellon file format allows G85 commands. They specify a start and end point for drilling and result should be a line of closely spaced drills, so close that the edges are only protuding by 0.0005inches or less.
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The Excellon file format allows G85 commands. They specify a start and end point for drilling and result should be a line of closely spaced drills, so close that the edges are only protuding by 0.0005inches or less.
The only part that I'm not sure about is line 945 with the makestroke. What does that do? I currently have it plotting the start and end of the slot.