> You might find gEDA useful. http://www.geda.seul.org Very nice set
> of tools for drawing schematics.
>
> -jdr
WOW!! I had no idea this was in the works (collection of open software
electronic design tools for Linux etc.). Thanks greatly for the
tip.
Haines
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You might find gEDA useful. http://www.geda.seul.org Very nice set
of tools for drawing schematics.
-jdr
Haines Brown wrote:
Jim,
Thanks for pointing me to the .eve site. So the extension did turn out
to be proprietary.
There are vector drawing facilities available for linux, and rather
th
Jim,
Thanks for pointing me to the .eve site. So the extension did turn out
to be proprietary.
There are vector drawing facilities available for linux, and rather
than run Eve with Wine, etc., it might be worth my trouble to create a
set of vector drawings for one of the limux programs, and make
eve (embedded vector editor)... http://www.goosee.com
Download it and just maybe it'll run under wine (or... fire up
the old windows machine).
-jdr-
Haines Brown wrote:
give unzip the entire file name (no wild cards) and it should work.
Yes, of course! So much else understands wildcards tha
> give unzip the entire file name (no wild cards) and it should work.
Yes, of course! So much else understands wildcards that I didn't
think unzip wouldn't.
Of course, I'm now proud owner of some binary .eve files without the
slightest idea of how to make sense of them ;-)
Haines
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Haines Brown wrote:
>
> > >The unzip utility does not extract the files, but simply lists the
> > >contents of the ZIP files.
> >
> > It should extract them as its default behavior. How exactly are you running
> > unzip and what exactly is it saying?
>
> Here's an example. Root goes to the sourc
For the default behavior of a program to happen on a file, you feed the
program the file name only. The unzip -v will allow you to view the zip
file's contents but will not extract files. I wouldn't use the -d option
either since zip's default when extracting files is to
createsubdirectories. Wh
give unzip the entire file name (no wild cards) and it should work.
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Haines Brown wrote:
# unzip -v circuit-svg-gates*
Archive: circuit-svg-gates_library.zip
Length MethodSize Ratio Date Time CRC-32Name
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At 01:27 PM 11/29/02 -0500, Haines Brown wrote:
> >The unzip utility does not extract the files, but simply lists the
> >contents of the ZIP files.
>
> It should extract them as its default behavior. How exactly are you
running
> unzip and what exactly is it saying?
Here's an example. Root goes
> >The unzip utility does not extract the files, but simply lists the
> >contents of the ZIP files.
>
> It should extract them as its default behavior. How exactly are you running
> unzip and what exactly is it saying?
Here's an example. Root goes to the source directory and runs:
# unzip -v
I had to work around the bogus "To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" line
yet again.
At 09:06 AM 11/29/02 -0500, Haines Brown wrote:
I have a set of ZIP files (Windows) that contain many small B&W
drawings that I would like extract under Linux.
The unzip utility does not extract the files, but simply list
I have a set of ZIP files (Windows) that contain many small B&W
drawings that I would like extract under Linux.
The unzip utility does not extract the files, but simply lists the
contents of the ZIP files. Each ZIP file has several archive files
with an .eve extension, and these in turn hold colle
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