On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 11:45:32 -0700, Chris Albertson wrote:
> To reproduce the error. First try and close the window by clicking
> on the "close" button in the window manager. (in the iMac, this is the
> read button) After I do this then all further input to the dialog box
> gives the assertion f
On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 03:26:23PM -0700, joeft wrote:
> Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> >However, rubber band mode almost invariably chooses a third mode:
> >c) All three segments stretch.
> >
> >This results in
> >
> >/|\
> > / | \
> > / | \
> > / | \
> >/1 2| 3\
> >
> >This is rarely
Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
>Rubber band mode is (still) much too sloppy about the decision which
>segment endpoints to move.
>
>Imagine a short segment between longer ones like I constantly get because
>of the metric/imperial nuisance. Thes almost never rubber move in a
>decent way. Suppose a tra
On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 06:58:11PM +, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
>
> After I loaded the layout data of some additional footprints produced by
> gsch2pcb, some (not all) refdeses got invisible.
I just noticed that over the weekend. I don't remember it happening
before...
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Hi DJ,
I understand it's supposed to be common.
Notice the difference between the filenames "preference" and
"settings" ;-)
Kind regards,
Bert Timmerman.
On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 16:04 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > With the gtk-hid-gui there is a ~/.pcb/preferences file.
>
> The ~/.pcb/settings
> With the gtk-hid-gui there is a ~/.pcb/preferences file.
The ~/.pcb/settings is not in a hid; it's common to everything. It's
supposed to work for scripting, too, for example.
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> I noticed, the menu rc files for lesstif and for GTK HID are pretty
> similar. Why not use the same file for both HIDs.
Because the layout is different for the two GUIs. One follows the Gtk
layout rules, the other follows (or is supposed to follow) the Motif
layout rules.
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Hi DJ,
With the gtk-hid-gui there is a ~/.pcb/preferences file.
Appending "Media = A4" gives no result for the ps-hid (it remains on the
"Letter" format).
Reading back the ~/.pcb/preferences gives that the appended ("media =
A4") line is removed.
Kind regards,
Bert Timmerman.
On Wed, 2007-10-
Please include "lock text" and "text only" in the settings menu of GTK-
HID. Currently, it is possible to lock the text with the lesstif-HID
only. If the layout is opened with GTK-HID there is no way to unlock the
text. I provided a (rather trivial) patch in a bug report some months ago.
I noti
Hi,
It's probably gtk-hid-gui related.
The gtk-hid-gui only mentions "Tab Switch view to other side" in
Window/Key Reference.
With the gtk-hid-gui
pcb --action-string 'DumpKeys()' | grep -i tab
on the CLI gives:
Looking for default_font in .
Can't open ./default_font for reading
Looking f
Rubber band mode is (still) much too sloppy about the decision which
segment endpoints to move.
Imagine a short segment between longer ones like I constantly get because
of the metric/imperial nuisance. Thes almost never rubber move in a
decent way. Suppose a track looks like this:
_
1
I noticed, that last years versions of pcb won't load layouts produced
with the current snapshot. There is no save-as-old-version. So this is a
one-way road. Please add a big, fat warning about this incompatibility
issue in README and INSTALL. Maybe a dialog on first start-up would be a
good i
> The tab key is missing in the list of key bindings.
Which list? It shows up in lesstif's:
pcb --action-string 'DumpKeys()' | grep -i tab
Tab SwapSides(V)
Shift-Tab SwapSides(H)
Ctrl-Tab SwapSides(R)
Ctrl-Shift-Tab SwapSides()
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The tab key is missing in the list of key bindings. (Is this list
generated dynamically and thus guarantied to reflect the actual key
bindings? BTW, I like this list. I use it as a cheat sheet to compensate
for the inability to recall that-really-slick-shortcut :-)
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If I move line segments to other layers pcb tries to keep it connected
and automagically places vias. Unfortunately it is a bit too diligent
and places vias even when moving lines between silk and a layer that is a
member of the component layer group. However, there are no superfluous
vias if I
> * Where are the defaults for ps output set? I always need a4 rather
> than letter, multipage output, etc. --- Feature request: Add a print
> related preference page.
pcb --help
ps options:
--psfile Postscript output file
--drill-helper Prints a centering tar
After I loaded the layout data of some additional footprints produced by
gsch2pcb, some (not all) refdeses got invisible. They still printed fine
but did not show up on screen. I could make them appear again if I select
the affected footprints and left click like I do for move, without
actuall
I like to draw the outline of the board to lineout layer as recommended
by the wiki.
* My fab accepts the resulting gerber layer $NAME.group3.gbr which
contains the lineout layer. Still, it would be even better to have a self
explanatory layer name and get rid of the holes and vias in this
p
On 10/17/07, Kai-Martin Knaak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Sometimes preference dialog fails to close. If it does and I hit the ok-
> button the terminal prints an
> error:(pcb:1184): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_destroy: assertion
> `GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed
> Most of the
Sometimes preference dialog fails to close. If it does and I hit the ok-
button the terminal prints an
error:(pcb:1184): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_destroy: assertion
`GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed
Most of the times the preference dialog closes just fine.
GTK2 on my system is
This is the first in a series of issues I stumbled upon with pcb snapshot
20070912. Most of them have been present before, some may be new.
I like to create my footprints with pcb. Consequently, I'd like to access
each and every feature through the GUI. There are some more complex
details that
On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 17:35 +, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 18:00:03 +0100, Peter Clifton wrote:
>
> > They fix most of the bug I found with cross hair movement on the back of
> > the board,
>
> Ok. This was of course one of my complaints. Sudden warping sometimes
> made an
On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 18:00:03 +0100, Peter Clifton wrote:
> They fix most of the bug I found with cross hair movement on the back of
> the board,
Ok. This was of course one of my complaints. Sudden warping sometimes
made an edit of the flipped board a real pain. I'll apply your patches
later thi
On Wed, 2007-10-17 at 16:36 +, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> Two weeks ago I installed the latest CVS snapshot of pcb (20070912). I
> was pleased to see quite a few issues closed -- Some of them had been
> bugging me for long. This includes:
> * broken regexp in select by name dialog.
> * polygo
Two weeks ago I installed the latest CVS snapshot of pcb (20070912). I
was pleased to see quite a few issues closed -- Some of them had been
bugging me for long. This includes:
* broken regexp in select by name dialog.
* polygon creation sometimes not working.
Thank you for fixing!
However, so
On Tue, 16 Oct 2007 21:15:13 +, Michael Sokolov wrote:
> But what about the copper annulus? What would be a good copper annulus
> for those screw-accommodating holes?
None :-)
pcb calls these holes "unplated" and produces a separate gerber file for
them.
See below the footprint I use for M
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