Arun,
This seems like a plausible solution. Please don't forget to add
undo/redo capability to your list of steps. The current method is to
save all of the wires, buses, and junctions on the undo stack. The
reason for this is there is a clean up algorithm that can change the
line segments so
Now I realise that it's a bit complex because of the followup steps.
Make the drawing area as a 2D array grid P[ ] [ ] with walkable points
representing as 0 and obstacle points as 1.
walkable point P[5][6] =0
obstacle point P[5] [7] = 1
1) On each part's drag stop event, make the area
Yes, I'm referring to the schematic wires. Through the G hotkey has the
functionality, the wires are not orthogonal bend at 90 degrees) after
drag/move.
I don't think it would be lot of logic to add. Because we can use any
existing routing library such as A* search algorithm.
1) Call the
Try 'G' to grab rather than 'M' to move
is that what you mean?
On 08/22/2017 09:04 AM, Arun Kumar wrote:
> Hi Team,
>
> The wire connections doesn't move or sustain when the parts are moved
> around. Is there any work going on to address this. Almost in all
> commercial softwares the wires
I'm assuming you're referring to schematic wires? I'm not sure if there is
active work going on in this area, but I briefly looked into adding this
functionality and decided it would be better to wait until eeschema is
using GAL canvas and the new tools system instead of spending time adding
lots
Hi Team,
The wire connections doesn't move or sustain when the parts are moved
around. Is there any work going on to address this. Almost in all
commercial softwares the wires connections adjust as per the movement of
the parts.
Thanks,
Arun
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