I've tested the windows version with the business logic of my action plugins
and I am happy to report that I've had no issues and plugins produced the same
results as with python2.
On Tuesday, 14 August 2018, 23:26:06 CEST, Nick Østergaard
wrote:
Hi Thomas,
I am happy to see that
I don't know if this is exactly what you are looking for, but you should take a
look at how Miles Mccoo clones zones in his python script
https://github.com/mmccoo/kicad_mmccoo/blob/master/replicatelayout/replicatelayout.py
lines 215-224 and 15-20
Regards, Mitja
On Monday, 27 August 2018,
As an author of the flowchart I have to clearly state that most of the
complexity stems from the big change in symbol, footprint and 3D model
libraries. And the change was for the better, so kudos to the library
maintainers.
And as with any change, the migration across it is going to be
Hi Nick!
I am still in the market for 5.1 python3 enabled win64 installer.
Regards, Mitja
On Saturday, 23 March 2019, 12:47:50 CET, Nick Østergaard
wrote:
Ok, I can try that, but I am on vacation thus week, so I am not sure I will
get arpund to it very soon.
lør. 23. mar. 2019 12.34
Hi!
This would also enable fully automated PDN analysis (e.g. a voltage regulator
could have property "V_OUT" with value "5.0" on the output pin. An IC connected
to this net would have the property "I_IN" with value "0.2" and property
"V_IN_MIN" with value "4.5". When PCB would be done then
Hi Seth,
This does sound like an invitation. I've written a number of action plugins [1]
and would be glad to help with KiCad main code, but my C++ skills are
nonexistent (I do know a bit of C though, so the basic syntax should not be an
issue). I've never built KiCad from source and I am
I'll offer my thoughts on the subject bear in mind that I have zero knowledge
of KiCad code internals and I could not really follow parts of this discussion.
With back-annotation you really have a locking issue. Before re-annotating the
layout, you have to make sure that the layout is in sync
I've find the copy-paste functionality only useful for penalization of designs
if you make the PCB's at home.
As both of you found out for replicating parts of repetitive layout, layout and
schematics have to be in sync. And I don't see a way how one could copy-paste
layout and then back
This was the inspiration for my plugin.
On Wednesday, 23 September 2020, 10:59:23 CEST, Kliment (Future Bits)
wrote:
For length tuning, the nicest interface I've seen is the one in Horizon
as demonstrated at the 2019 FOSDEM talk
https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/horizon/
While I like the idea of hooks I think there are a couple of things that
should be implemented before and they should enable part of the workflow that
you envision.
To be specific, implementing action plugin interface in Project manager. Once
this is in place a lot of hook actions could be
As a lurker on this mailing list, I'd just like to comment from where in my
opinion the misunderstanding here stems from.
Back in the days before KiCad migrated to GitLab, any release was usually
announced by Wayne (e.g. "I am going to tag 5.x.x on x.x. any comments on
this?"). Usually the
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