Kicad revolution feature-* Real circuit run * -
The real-time circuit operation feature of the Kicad program can be added
simply. For this, windows xp. windows 10- windows11. ... it can be
done via usb, which is a linux compatible port.
The definitive solution for this job : Open s
Hi, this is my first ever post here. I am really impressed with the
development of KiCad over the past few releases. The python interface is
really good and I am keen to learn. I have been designing PCBs for a few
decades now and keen to help improve KiCad.
I have seen some discussion on suppor
Hello Stuart,
Current python api does not support interactive tool-like plugins, no mouse
or keyboard events are passed to the plugin. Plugin API is simple and
transactional, kicad instantiates a plugin object and calls its Run()
method. After the method completes, kicad checks if anything changed
On 03/07/2023 12:49, Stuart Tyler wrote:
Hi, this is my first ever post here. I am really impressed with the
development of KiCad over the past few releases. The python interface is
really good and I am keen to learn. I have been designing PCBs for a few
decades now and keen to help improve KiC
On Mon, Jul 3, 2023 at 4:11 PM Tomasz Wlostowski
wrote:
>
> On 03/07/2023 12:49, Stuart Tyler wrote:
> > What I have been working on for the past few days is understanding how I
> > can implement multiple track dragging from isssue #14983. I think this
> > is something within my programming capabi
Thank you all for those pointers.
I suspected as much, and so it looks like off to cpp land I go.
Thank you Tomasz Wlostowski for the pointer into the code base where to
start looking for the implementation. Agree - I am only attempting "mark
collisions" mode. Personally I never use push/shove
