Hi all,
For some time now I'm using-and-testing the multichannel tool. During
that time I've stumbled upon cases where zone mapping of identical
copied of sub-schematics fail to find isomorphism complaining of
"topological missmatch". But those sub-shcematics ARE identical.
So I was wondering, it it would be prudent and along the design roadmap
if the "rules zones" based on subschematics were indicated as sub-sheet
marker/flag available just like "exclude from simulation" or "exclude
from board" are. An additional flag would be something like: "pin
rule-zone to schematic" (or "schematic also defines role zone") and
replace the "generate rule zone" step of defining area to replicate.
Currently this becomes possible, as an option to indicate one part
withing sub-sheet, that will "govern the placement and orientation" of
replicated zones.
I still haven't worked out how exactly and where in the kicad code the
"Generate zone" maps the identity of parts involved in the bug/failure
resulting in topological mismatches I've experienced during replication.
I'd appreciate a helping hand in understanding the code.
Regards,
-R
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