Harry Eaton wrote:
--- DJ Delorie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1) Long lines do funny things if zoomed in a lot.
I've recently seen short lines and arcs get exploded
in the lesstif
version too, but haven't tracked it down yet.
The "new" GUI drawing code simply scales the line a
> > I've recently seen short lines and arcs get exploded in the
> > lesstif version too, but haven't tracked it down yet.
>
> The "new" GUI drawing code simply scales the line and then converts
> the (now overflowed coordinated) to short ints and sends them X to
> render. Before the HID came alon
--- DJ Delorie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > 1) Long lines do funny things if zoomed in a lot.
>
> I've recently seen short lines and arcs get exploded
> in the lesstif
> version too, but haven't tracked it down yet.
The "new" GUI drawing code simply scales the line and
then converts the (n
Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
5) The PCB subwindows (library, netlist, etc) don't receive official
focus. I. e. the window manager (metacity) does not highlight its frame and
some of the decorations won't work. E. g., dragging the window title fails
to move the subwindow.
this one is already fixed
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> According to the documentation, "clearance" is the amount added to the
> thickness of the line, so a 10 mil clearance should result in a 5 mil
> gap on each side of the line. At least, that's what the file format
> spec says.
I tried this on my
Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
1) Long lines do funny things if zoomed in a lot.
I've seen recent lesstif PCB change the zoom window settings just after dragging
a selection larger than the current window settings when zoomed in close.
Any one else?
John Griessen
Maybe they collapse to a singularity as you zoom out. ;)
On Wed, 2007-01-17 at 12:01 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > in gschem it is due to an overflow in the integer which stores the
> > line-end coordinates at high zoom.
>
> In my case, though, I'm zoomed all the way *out* not *in*.
>
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> in gschem it is due to an overflow in the integer which stores the
> line-end coordinates at high zoom.
In my case, though, I'm zoomed all the way *out* not *in*.
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On Wed, 2007-01-17 at 11:20 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > 1) Long lines do funny things if zoomed in a lot.
>
> I've recently seen short lines and arcs get exploded in the lesstif
> version too, but haven't tracked it down yet.
This happens in gschem too..
in gschem it is due to an overflow in th
> 1) Long lines do funny things if zoomed in a lot.
I've recently seen short lines and arcs get exploded in the lesstif
version too, but haven't tracked it down yet.
> 3) Auto router and manual line drawing tool interpret line clearance
> differently. If clearance is set to 10 mil for a particul
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> 3) Auto router and manual line drawing tool interpret line clearance
> differently. If clearance is set to 10 mil for a particular route style,
> the auto routed lines will punch a 10 mil gap into polygons. With manually
> drawn lines the gap is
While working with pcb v20060822, GTK GUI, I stumbled on the following
pecularities:
1) Long lines do funny things if zoomed in a lot.
2) The arrow icons of the scroll bars refuse to work.
3) Auto router and manual line drawing tool interpret line clearance
differently. If clearance is set to 10
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