Darrell Harmon wrote:
I am currently writing a set of python scripts to generate PCB
footprints. The idea behind what I am doing is to make it easy to
create footprints for a project from the components datasheets
quickly. I have it working for BGA parts so far, and will be adding
QFP, SO, SO
Conceptually pads are traces (with angle restriction), and pins are vias.
Arcs and polygons aren't supported within an element, but they should
probably be in the future.
That said, element files are allowed to hold arcs, polygons vias etc. They
paste in one click and can be selected directly in t
I have placed components, added traces and polygons and copied them as a
block into a buffer where they can be replicated on the board several
times. I also turn off the requirement for unique reference designators
and then renumber the components manually.
Steve Meier
Dan McMahill wrote:
On Mo
Hi list
http://www.geda.seul.org/docs/current/switcap/node26.html
the demo of gwave has grid but I can't find the way to add grid in the gwave
view window, Neither there is grid in the out PS file
Can anyone tell me how to add grid ?
Thank you all
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Don't kiss an elephant on the lips today
Hallo,
I want to parse a root directory for
other subdirectories.
Therefore I use the code like this
(do
( (entry (readdir dir) (readdir dir)))
( (eof-object? entry) )
(let ((sub_dir (opendir (string-append root_path "/" entry
(if (sub_dir) ...
I have found it easier to generate these footprints in groups. I
assign key-value pairs to
all symbols in the group using the KEY=VALUE syntax that you use. I
then create records
with symbol specifix parameters using a vertical-bar separated list. I
get the parameters for the individual symbols by
ons, 11 05 2005 kl. 22:51 -0400, skrev Ales Hvezda:
> You should just be able to click on the refdes, and if the symbol
> selects, then click again and the symbol will deselect and the refdes will
> then select.
Yes Ales. That is how it works. And I am sorry to say that I had an old
version
