Quote Originally Posted by curious aardvark View Post
I like the indenting idea.

What's the '36' refer to ?
I know there are a lot of compact ways to write the parameters for a command - but can we stick to longhand for the time being ?
cylinder(h=36, d=30);

The way OpenScad works is default numbers can be specified for a module. And if the caller over rides that number, then something else can be used. H (Height) is the first parameter to cylinder, so you can be lazy and just give it a number and it will use that for height. But that is frowned up greatly.