Hi all.
I know about a translate[1] to spanish and is mentioned only in the
archive of the geda-user list, nice if is linked in the wiki.
[1] http://www.jcoppens.com/soft/howto/geda-spice
My search in google of gEDA in spanish show the next docs:
1) http://www.ciclope.info/display/howto_es.sht
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>There's a typo in symbols/micro/ATmega8-1.sym: "(RESET) RC6" should read=20
>"(RESET) PC6".
>I've attached a patch.
Great, in CVS now. Thanks you.
-Ales
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>Is there some way to adjust the length (i.e. end points) of multiple
>nets at once?
No builtin mechanism exists at this point. This has been
requested a few times in the past, so it's somewhere on the todo list,
however, filing a feature request never hurts. This might be a good
On Monday 14 August 2006 14:55, Stuart Brorson wrote:
> I mailed you about it, but your ISP (Comcast) bounced my
> e-mail because my ISP's domain (cloud9.net 168.100.0.3) is
> the source of too much spam ... or so they say. :-(
I tried to respond to you directly, but your ISP (cloud9)
bounced
Sorry, missed from the last mail: about portability, for I meant windows
for the other protocols (TCP, UDP); They all use the same network.h in
that lib. I think unix sockets are not supported on windows (but changing
the code to use TCP instead is not a big deal).
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On Mon, 14 Aug 2006, al davis wrote:
>On Monday 14 August 2006 12:59, Stuart Brorson wrote:
>> However, doing any sort of
>> IPC between gattrib and gschem is not on my radar screen.
>> Therefore, any discussion of pipes vs. TCP/IP, 802.11g, or
>> OC-192 is pointless. Unless somebody wants to im
On 8/14/06, al davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How about a pair of little demo programs. Make one send, the
other receive, just to demonstrate the concept.
Al,
Below are two little programs that demo socket communication.
They are derived from the component attribute server I am
working on
George --
Yes, I got your message yesterday. Thanks for the bug report. I fixed
the bug (I hope) and put the fix is CVS. Please check it out and try
gattrib again.
I mailed you about it, but your ISP (Comcast) bounced my e-mail
because my ISP's domain (cloud9.net 168.100.0.3) is the source of
On 8/14/06, al davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Monday 14 August 2006 12:59, Stuart Brorson wrote:
> However, doing any sort of
> IPC between gattrib and gschem is not on my radar screen.
> Therefore, any discussion of pipes vs. TCP/IP, 802.11g, or
> OC-192 is pointless. Unless somebody wants
On Monday 14 August 2006 12:59, Stuart Brorson wrote:
> However, doing any sort of
> IPC between gattrib and gschem is not on my radar screen.
> Therefore, any discussion of pipes vs. TCP/IP, 802.11g, or
> OC-192 is pointless. Unless somebody wants to implement it
> themselves and send me the patc
DJ Delorie wrote:
>> Meanwhile, what features does gattrib lack which you can get with a
>> "full blown spreadsheet"? Besides printing (a more immediate need),
>> that is . . . .
>
> My short list:
full ack.
In addition: Me being used to the GUI. Extensive documentation available
on- and offlin
One thought, though. Perhaps the gschem file format needs some way to
hold meta information like the last gschem zoom level, the gattrib
column widths, and the like. Is that what you mean? It's an
interesting thought. . . .
For example, if you're doing a PCB, you don't need to see spice
attri
> One thought, though. Perhaps the gschem file format needs some way to
> hold meta information like the last gschem zoom level, the gattrib
> column widths, and the like. Is that what you mean? It's an
> interesting thought. . . .
For example, if you're doing a PCB, you don't need to see spic
My thought was that it would be a .gattrib.sav file living in teh
local directory. Assuming that users have separate directories for
different projects, this would work fine.
Yeah, it's a toss-up between "one per project, so put it in the .sch"
and "multiple pages per project, need to share".
> My thought was that it would be a .gattrib.sav file living in teh
> local directory. Assuming that users have separate directories for
> different projects, this would work fine.
Yeah, it's a toss-up between "one per project, so put it in the .sch"
and "multiple pages per project, need to shar
-- Have a .gattrib.sav file which remembers your settings (column
width and the like).
Hmmm... can we make it a .sch-specific attribute?
My thought was that it would be a .gattrib.sav file living in teh
local directory. Assuming that users have separate directories for
different projects, th
> What does the middle mouse button do? Do you mean unix-style
> copy/paste? Right now you can do copy/paste using
> -C/-V.
Yes, unix style paste. Ctrl-V pastes from within the application;
mouse-paste pastes from the X clipboard (i.e. from other applications,
like acroread or emacs).
Even if
One feature I would like to see is the ability to immediately
pass updates to a running gschem.
This would involve opening a pipe between the two programs, and
passing the update as a message. With a pair of pipes it could
go both ways.
I would suggest using sockets instead of pipes if you
On Mon, 14 Aug 2006, al davis wrote:
>One feature I would like to see is the ability to immediately
>pass updates to a running gschem.
>
>This would involve opening a pipe between the two programs, and
>passing the update as a message. With a pair of pipes it could
>go both ways.
>
I would
One feature I would like to see is the ability to immediately
pass updates to a running gschem.
This would involve opening a pipe between the two programs, and
passing the update as a message. With a pair of pipes it could
go both ways.
If such a pipe mechanism existed, simulators could also
Meanwhile, what features does gattrib lack which you can get with a
"full blown spreadsheet"? Besides printing (a more immediate need),
that is . . . .
My short list:
* select a group of cells and "paste" = fills all cells with the same value.
* cut or copy blocks of cells.
* middle mouse pa
> Meanwhile, what features does gattrib lack which you can get with a
> "full blown spreadsheet"? Besides printing (a more immediate need),
> that is . . . .
My short list:
* select a group of cells and "paste" = fills all cells with the same value.
* cut or copy blocks of cells.
* middle mou
* Gattrib now exports CSV (ASCII text, comma separated value) files.
Available from "file" menu.
If it also could import CSV files, I'd be able to tap the GUI power of
full blown sread sheets like gnumeric. Surely, this is in the pipeline of
features to be, is it?
At some point I do inten
On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 18:26:23 -0400, Stuart Brorson wrote:
> * Gattrib now exports CSV (ASCII text, comma separated value) files.
> Available from "file" menu.
If it also could import CSV files, I'd be able to tap the GUI power of
full blown sread sheets like gnumeric. Surely, this is in the
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