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Posted · Get time printing formula

Can you help me ?

I installed curaengine on linux server

How use PHP for STL file ?

Thanks

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    Posted · Get time printing formula

    php can execute other programs - you will have to launch the curaEngine from within php - wait for it to finish and then examine the output and locate the time. This is advanced programming and not easy for a beginner.

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    Posted · Get time printing formula

    Thank you

    How find php codes or document for this ?

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    Posted · Get time printing formula

    Or if one line of returned text isn't enough (it probably is) then use exec().

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    Posted · Get time printing formula

    Thank you

    Can you help me more ?

    Can you give me command line for STL file load and get data ?

    I check document of github and php.net but not found anything for use php command line for curaengine

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    Posted · Get time printing formula

    Sorry - you should be asking these kinds of things on a php forum not here. If you play with curaEngine and examine the output and then have questions about that - then maybe this forum is appropriate. I think you need someone who is more advanced with php than yourself.

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