Grackle: port stdlib

[adamchalmers]

The current executor supports around 66 stdlib calls. Currently, only startSketchAt, extrude, close and lineTo have been ported to Grackle. Port the rest.

• abs (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• acos (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• angleToMatchLengthX
• angleToMatchLengthY
• angledLine (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• angledLineOfXLength (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• angledLineOfYLength (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• angledLineThatIntersects
• angledLineToX (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• angledLineToY (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• angledLineToX (original) -> angledLineX (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• angledLineToY (original) -> angledLineY (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• arc (@lf94)
• asin (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• atan (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• bezierCurve
• ceil (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• circle (@lf94)
• close
• cos (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• e (@lf94 Build up constant construct from simpler Grackle mechanisms modeling-api#231)
• extrude
• fillet
• floor (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• getExtrudeWallTransform
• getNextAdjacentEdge
• getOppositeEdge
• getPreviousAdjacentEdge
• hole
• import (@lf94, Support for import modeling command modeling-api#184, Add the grackle variant of import #1643)
• lastSegX
• lastSegY
• legAngX (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• legAngY (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• legLen (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• line (@lf94 Add support for line, xLine, yLine, xLineTo, yLineTo #1754)
• lineTo
• ln (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• log (@lf94 Binary remaining ops modeling-api#223)
• log10 (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• log2 (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• max (@lf94 Binary remaining ops modeling-api#223)
• min (@lf94 Binary remaining ops modeling-api#223)
• patternCircular2d
• patternCircular3d
• patternLinear2d
• patternLinear3d
• pi (@lf94 Build up constant construct from simpler Grackle mechanisms modeling-api#231)
• pow
• segAng
• segEndX
• segEndY
• segLen
• sin (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• sqrt (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• startProfileAt
• startSketchAt
• startSketchOn
• tan (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• tangentialArc
• tangentialArcTo (@iterion, Add tangentialArcTo to grackle stdlib #1731)
• tau (@lf94 Angled lines #1787)
• toDegrees (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• toRadians (@lf94 Add unary operators to grackle modeling-api#222)
• xLine (@lf94 Add support for line, xLine, yLine, xLineTo, yLineTo #1754)
• xLineTo (@lf94 Add support for line, xLine, yLine, xLineTo, yLineTo #1754)
• yLine (@lf94 Add support for line, xLine, yLine, xLineTo, yLineTo #1754)
• yLineTo (@lf94 Add support for line, xLine, yLine, xLineTo, yLineTo #1754)

[lf94]

Note to self:

• expose unary functions in KCL Bind all unary, binary and constants to KCL #1781
• expose remaining binary functions in KCL Bind all unary, binary and constants to KCL #1781
• expose constants in KCL Bind all unary, binary and constants to KCL #1781

[lf94]

NOTE: I must call toRadians on the Grackle backend for all trig functions...

[jessfraz]

The reason why I have those functions as radians is I could not find a popular programming language where they were not radians, meaning any ai model and human is going to assume they are radians, if we are the outlier its unintuitive

[lf94]

Oh so we want cos and sin, etc to remain radians? Because that's 100% what I want lol, but I know we have the whole "default to degrees" thing.

That's perfect then. I'll just do it in the functions that take an angle argument!

[jessfraz]

These functions are the exception since it’s unintuitive

[jessfraz]

Make them work like the current stdlib which is radians

[alteous]

atan2 is important too.

[jessfraz]

We are only porting the current stdlib adding new functions can be outside this