Hi Mark, so far I haven't looked at the generated symbols, only to the generated text.
On Sunday 06 November 2005 09:43, Mark Rages wrote: > This might save some time for somebody. > > http://vivara.net/cgi-bin/gschem-digikey.cgi > > Enter the digi-key part number and get a gschem component back. > > Only rectangular parts (eg DIP) are working now. I think your cgi is much to "intelligent". It should just receive an digikey-URL to an product information page like: http://www.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail?Ref=412929&Row=186907&Site=US This would prevent your cgi from stopping with "more than 1 category". (controllers sometimes show up as part and as a development kit) > The generated component is a simple rectangle with pins numbered > anticlockwise around the part. So it's more of a starting point than > a finished symbol. > I am taking suggestions for other parts to autogenerate. Due to the > fuzzy nature of screen-scraping Digi-key listings, it's easier to > make individual parts work (and hopefully do it in a generalized way) > and I don't want to spend effort on parts nobody is going to use. BTW: I haven't seen a link to the pin descriptions. Is there a special login required to get them? Another thing is the legal issue. Is it allowed to use that pin descriptions or does someone see any copyright problems? regards Werner