Tuck Hartshorn wrote:
(btw, why is there no ":DisplayFlag(selected,join)" ?)
What would you have this command do?
You can get a report on any individual track with the ctrl-r key.
The actual flag is named "clearline" and is logically opposite from the
"join" notion that we used to name th
On Saturday 23 December 2006 03:27, Harry Eaton wrote:
>
> All of the "nets" (a misnomer; they are tracks) that you've already
> drawn apperently
> already have their join flag set. That is they have been told to touch
> any polygons they encounter.
> It seems you wanted to draw them with the "new
On Friday 22 December 2006 21:24, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > I got cvs but it failed to make completely. The current cvs is missing
> > some .pngs in the ./doc dir, namely puller.png and thermal.png
>
> FAQ. Disable the docs: ./configure --enable-doc=no
>
That works but the version is still the same
Tuck Hartshorn wrote:
On Friday 22 December 2006 20:37, DJ Delorie wrote:
latest as in cvs?
I got cvs but it failed to make completely. The current cvs is missing
some .pngs in the ./doc dir, namely puller.png and thermal.png
But, I thought the binary might be ok, anyway. And, it
> I got cvs but it failed to make completely. The current cvs is missing
> some .pngs in the ./doc dir, namely puller.png and thermal.png
FAQ. Disable the docs: ./configure --enable-doc=no
> But, I thought the binary might be ok, anyway. And, it does seem to
> work. Shows version 1.99u inst
On Friday 22 December 2006 20:37, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > latest as in cvs?
I got cvs but it failed to make completely. The current cvs is missing
some .pngs in the ./doc dir, namely puller.png and thermal.png
But, I thought the binary might be ok, anyway. And, it does seem to work.
Shows versio
> latest as in cvs?
Yes.
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On Friday 22 December 2006 18:20, DJ Delorie wrote:
>
> Note that the most recent pcb knows how to slice up a polygon
> (i.e. rectangle) to remove isolated islands. It should make pours
> easier.
>
latest as in cvs? I have the latest release--20060822. It did NOT appear to
isolate, which prompted
> So my thinking of one large rectangle as the "pour" wont work in PCB
> (I think I got that from eagle).
It can, assuming the plane is "simple" enough. If there's multiple
planes are on one layer (like my board), or if there are a lot of
signals on the layer, a single rectangle is insufficient.
On Friday 22 December 2006 17:42, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > How do I add a ground plane (or any other kind to a pcb)? I tried
> > drawing rectangles on the "GND-solder" layer thinking that it would
> > automatically connect itself to GND nets, but no. It does seem to
> > create a polygon that has the
> How do I add a ground plane (or any other kind to a pcb)? I tried
> drawing rectangles on the "GND-solder" layer thinking that it would
> automatically connect itself to GND nets, but no. It does seem to
> create a polygon that has the pad/pin plus the via layers subtracted
> but no other. So I
How do I add a ground plane (or any other kind to a pcb)? I tried drawing
rectangles on the "GND-solder" layer thinking that it would automatically
connect itself to GND nets, but no. It does seem to create a polygon that has
the pad/pin plus the via layers subtracted but no other. So I think
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