On Sat, Apr 09, 2011 at 10:51:00AM -0400, Bob Paddock wrote:
> The developers always wanted to know "the fastest way" to do something
> and had no interest in learning "the best way" to do something.
Lately I had the chance to work together with professional software
developers from multiple
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On Sat, Apr 09, 2011 at 09:20:04PM +0200, Markus Traidl wrote:
...
>I like theses mouse strokes very much and I found the possibility to
>enable these strokes even in gschem:
>
>(middle-button "stroke")
>
>But: I did not find any information what type of strokes are defined
>a
Hello,
I just started using gEDA. Actually I like it very much, because it
reminds me to the tools what I have to use at work ...
There I use Mentor Boardstation with mouse strokes.
I like theses mouse strokes very much and I found the possibility to
enable these strokes even i
On 04/08/2011 03:43 PM, Karl Hammar wrote:
Like this?
# 3216 / 1206 as "connecting" footprint
> Works perfectly fine (for the attached pcb file) till you press "o":
>
> Warning! Net "unnamed_net1" is shorted to net "unnamed_net3"
> Warning! Net "unnamed_net1" is shorted to F1 pad c
Thanks
DJ Delorie writes:
>> Why not a description for what it is, instead of fending off some
>> program. Like "square,use=xx", where xx could be "fuse", "antenna",
>> etc.
>
> For starters, flags are one-bit values.
>
> Also, if you allow the user to put in a wide range of values, then the
> routines
> Why not a description for what it is, instead of fending off some
> program. Like "square,use=xx", where xx could be "fuse", "antenna",
> etc.
For starters, flags are one-bit values.
Also, if you allow the user to put in a wide range of values, then the
routines in pcb need to understand what
I know several people here use Altium and/or Protel, such as when the
Day Job forces us to do so, anyway though you might find of interest that
Altium has announced they are moving the company to Shanghai China.
Former Altium employ David L. Jones of EEBlog http://www.eevblog.com/
confirms this:
DJ Delorie:
> > # shorting trace
> > Pad [ -1.550mm 0.000mm1.550mm 0.000mm 0.5mm 0.5mm 0.700mm "c" "c"
> > "square" ]
> Perhaps a new flag for pads that means "non-net copper" ? Then
> "square,nonnet" (for example) tells 'o' to ignore that copper when
> determining connectivity, but DR
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