Hi Tim, 2009/7/13 Tim Edwards <[email protected]>: > > Dear Svenn, > > Hmm. I didn't think I added that much in the way of memory allocation. > Mostly the svg code is just a re-write of the main window-drawing > routine, so there isn't much new in it. It has worked on all the > examples I've thrown at it. Does this happen all the time, or is it > the specific test file that causes trouble (i.e., if you start with a > blank page and do "svg test.svg", does it work)?
happens all the time both with a blank page and any other schematics, but it was my own mistake. Upon receiving your email I got triggered to check how I build xcircuit, and it turned out that I used /usr/lib/tclsh85 instead of /usr/lib64/tclsh8.5 as parameter to ./configure. After a quick make clean and recompile, svg works without aborting. I realize that the zoom level in xcircuit has implications on the size of the resulting svg graphics, at least when I open the svg in inkscape. I don't know if this is a bug or a feature as it will provide me with a possibility to fit the xcircuit artwork to the size of an A4 page if needed. On the other side, a batch processing will not work out well, but that is maybe a totally different topic. Dashed lines are nicely dashed in svg. Thanks for implementing the svg export. Saves me a lot of headache getting things into "approved documentation tools". What feature do you want to implement next? I have an item on my list to read entities from VHDL files and generate symbols, but that is probably just a little rewrite of the spice symbol maker which I can do myself. -- Svenn _______________________________________________ Xcircuit-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.opencircuitdesign.com/mailman/listinfo/xcircuit-dev
