Dear Dr. Rubin,

I was able to compile the latest 9.06-n version of Electric for Windows from the source code repository with NetBeans. I had to make a few adjustments to the procedure at https://java.net/projects/electric/pages/BuildInNetBeans as shown below (in red) in order to do it. The problem with the AntennaRules dialog is fixed.

Thanks,

Gavin Abo

*Building Electric with NetBeans*

1. Register on java.net (skipped, optional).

1.Downloaded the All bundle of NetBeans (netbeans-8.0.2-windows.exe) at:

https://netbeans.org/downloads/

2.Installed NetBeans (netbeans-8.0.2-windows.exe)

3.Start NetBeans 7.0 or later (used 8.0.2).

2. Install the Team Server Plugin (skipped, already installed with the
   All bundle):
    1. Use *Tools / Plugins* and choose the "Available Plugins" tab in
       the Plugins manager.
    2. In the left pane, check the *Team Serve* plugin and click *Install*.
    3. Click *Close* to exit the Plugins manager.
    4. Use *Window / Services* to open the *Service* tab
    5. Expand the *Team Server* node and check that the "java.net" Team
       Server is listed.
3. Download Electric Sources from java.net.
    1. Choose *File / Open Team Project...* from the main menu.=> Used
       instead:

Choose *Team / Team Server / java.net*, and click *Open Project*

    2. Search for "electric", select "Electric: VLSI Design System",
       and click *Open From Team Server*
    3. Expand the "Electric: VLSI Design System" node in the "Team" tab
    4. Expand *Sources* subnode
    5. Click *Source Code Repository (get)*
    6. Either enter "Folder To Get" in *Get Sources From team Server*
       dialog or click the *Browse...* button and choose "trunk".
    7. Choose *Local Folder* and select the location for Electric
       Sources. The default is "~/NetBeansProjects/electric~svn".
    8. Click *Get From Team Server*
    9. When done, the "Checkout Completed" dialog will say that project
       "electric" was checked-out. It will suggest you to open a project.

        1. Click *Open Project*.
        2. Select “electric”

4. Build Electric
    1. Click*Run / Set Project Configuration / release-profile*
    2. In the *Projects* tab, right-click "electric" and choose *Build*.
5. Run Electric.
    1. Choose either *Run / Run Main Project *or *Debug / Debug Main
       Project*
6. Create a shortcut to start Electric from Desktop:
    1. Unix: "~/NetBeansProjects/electric~svn//electric/dist/electric.jar"
    2. Windows: "Local
       
Folder\Documents\NetBeansProjects\electric~svn\trunk\electric\target\electric-9.05-n-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar"
    3. Edit shortcut's "OpenWith" to OpenJDK or other Java distribution.
    4. Launch Electric with this shortcut.
7. Create electric distribution for your organization (optional).

Copy the folder "~/NetBeansProjects/electric~svn/electric/dist" (with subdirectories) to a shared location on your file system.

On 2/16/2015 9:54 AM, Steven Rubin wrote:
This is an error in the dialog management that I have fixed. You can find the latest source code for
com.sun.electric.tool.user.dialogs.options.AntennaRulesTab.java
in the source code repository. The workaround is to switch technologies before bringing up the preferences dialog, so that the desired technology is already the default one.

   -Steven Rubin

On 2/12/2015 8:07 PM, Gavin Abo wrote:
Dear all,

Just curious, does anyone else experience the error shown in the attached pdf?

Thanks,

Gavin

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