Hello
I have a need to trace a quantity of A1 paper schematics for
preservation - a legacy broadcast console. I thought I might be able to
photograph them use them as a gschem background, similar to DJs pcb
trace.
Possible?
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Greg
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Stefan Salewski wrote:
It is nearly impossible to grab the reference designators
OK, this seems to be only a problem if the board is freshly generated by
gsch2pcb (and elements dispersed with Disperse all Elements).
If I save this board to disk and reopen it, I can move reference
designators
Hi to all,
I know that gschem keymaps can be customized by making a copy of
the original keymap definition list to my local gschemrc file
and edit to my needs.
However, can anyone of the scheme experts tell me a shorthand how
to change just a single element of that list without the need to
On Sat, Dec 08, 2007 at 10:12:45AM -0800, Harry Eaton wrote:
Actually this is simply that you have the layer named
component on the solder side and the layer named
solder on the component side. That's a really bad
way
to set up the layer groups.
Yes, that seems logical. As best I recall *I*
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From: DJ Delorie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: geda-user@moria.seul.org
Sent: Friday, December 7, 2007 9:30:28 PM
Subject: gEDA-user: [pcb] Terminology section done
http://www.delorie.com/pcb/docs/gs/
If you find any weirdisms, let me know.
Excellent, a picture really is
Excellent, a picture really is worth 1000 words.
I figured it would be, back when I added the ability for pcb to render
its own images for the documentation.
Just one grammar update:layer There are two meaning of “layer” in
pcb. See “drawing layer” and “physical layer”. meaning should be
Stefan Salewski wrote:
Now we should try to find the reason for the jumping window content.
I will try to describe this bug more detailed:
The jump of the inner display occurs, when the mouse pointer touches the
border of the inner drawing area. It is not related to the sliders (at
right and
On Sun, Dec 09, 2007 at 01:41:10PM +0100, Stefan Salewski wrote:
Now we should try to find the reason for the jumping window content.
I was messing around in the gtk hid making a (long!) list of issues and
one critical one I hit involved toggling layer visibility from a torn-off
'shown layers'
On Sun, Dec 09, 2007 at 08:42:26PM +0100, Stefan Salewski wrote:
If I press the right mouse button and do a minimal mouse movement
(minimal panning) the window content and the position display jumps back
to the correct value.
...and you have to do that to 're prime' so you can get the jump
(btw, is the right-button-pans behavior of GTK some kind of GTK
standard?
It's supposed to be right=popup though.
I put pan on middle because that's also the scroll wheel, so all
navigation is on one button - less change of accidental mis-mousing.
I'm looking at incorporating detachable lead frame pins like this:
http://www.die-tech.org/dildip.htm
in a project. This presents a couple of kinks in PCB. 1) You want a top
and bottom pad, with no drill. 2) Both pads represent the same net, but
PCB has no knowledge of the connectivity
I've added code to use the RENDER extension to the X server to do some
basic alpha blending for the Lesstif HID. Currently you'll see it with
non-thin-drawn soldermask view and rat lines. Examples:
http://www.ad7gd.net/geda/transmask.png
http://www.ad7gd.net/geda/transrats.png
On Wed, Nov 21, 2007 at 10:45:09PM -0800, Ben Jackson wrote:
The DRC checks the annular rings of vias against both the 'minWid'
and the 'minRing'. The rules I'm working with are 6/6 with a 5mil
annular ring. I'm working with minimal vias to do routing to a QFP.
The DRC notices that all of my
I never got a reply to this. I have a change to #ifdef out the
application of minWid to annular rings. Any objections?
I don't object.
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GTK Suggestion: When you're depositing components, you get a
wire-frame component. That's fine, but when you leave the canvas, the
wire-frame should disappear. As it's currently implemented, the
wire-frame is still drawn. If you go to the library and select a
different component to
After routing a bus across a 10 wide board I started thinking about ways
to make it easier. My first vision was a separate 'magnify' window that
followed the crosshair so you could use it for fine positioning. However,
that has serious potential performance implications. And then it occured
to
On Sun, 9 Dec 2007, Stefan Salewski wrote:
Stefan Salewski wrote:
Now we should try to find the reason for the jumping window content.
I will try to describe this bug more detailed:
The jump of the inner display occurs, when the mouse pointer touches the
border of the inner drawing area. It is
Is this similar to the lesstif bug I fixed a while ago, where grid
snapping causes the crosshair to leave the window?
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On Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 05:53:38AM +0100, Igor2 wrote:
I've spent a few hours debugging this. I've submitted a bugreport on sf
(http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1840422group_id=73743atid=538811)
I've found that the bug is related to grid and grid snapping code and
also
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