Peter Clifton wrote:
> I can reproduce the bug, but only for the torn-off menus themselves.
> sub-menus of a torn off menu work correctly.
Torn off menus work all right over here. This is with debian/wheezy
updated yesterday. The libgtk2 package is at version 2.20.1-2
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Vincent wrote:
> The gsch2pcb does not
> find the components the project file is the same I used before, here is
> the output
>
> [Vinny@HP1 T14511_1]$ gsch2pcb project
> usage: gsch2pcb [options] {project | foo.sch [foo1.sch ...]}
This is how gsch2pcb responds if the project file it is called
I accidently deleted the answer to this e-mail so I will resend the
original file.
I recheck the directory file name etc. and is OK. The strange thing that
I don't understand is that if load the schematic finds all the parts I
assume that the components that can't find are the .sym since it is the
On Tue, 2011-02-22 at 14:03 -0800, Colin D Bennett wrote:
> Has anyone else noticed that the items in pcb's tearoff menus don't
> respond to mouse clicks anymore?
>
> When I click an item in a torn off menu, it becomes selected (has a
> dark background) but no action is taken. I can then press th
I wanted to use the autorouter and could not get either way to run today.
when I compile with ./configure --prefix=/opt/geda --enable-toporouter=no
or the default ./configure --prefix=/opt/geda I get the same symptom of running
a
while, with 90% memory use, then seg fault. I did some compiles w
Has anyone else noticed that the items in pcb's tearoff menus don't
respond to mouse clicks anymore?
When I click an item in a torn off menu, it becomes selected (has a
dark background) but no action is taken. I can then press the up or
down arrow keys to move the selection up and down the menu,
On Tue, 2011-02-22 at 18:55 +0100, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> IMHO, it is not gschem, but your window manager who differentiates between
> double click and two clicks in a row. Try to fiddle with the mouse settings
> of your window manager to achieve faster timing. In gnome/metacity you can
> fi
My current project is a little larger than usual. Its hierarchical design
spreads over 16 pages. Some of these are used multiple times. If I call
gsch2pcb, the output on stdout is swamped by literally(*) thousands of
warnings of this type:
/-
WARNING: Trying to rename so
PCB doc regeneration is only enabled for git head builds. No need for
end users to rebuild it from a distribution tarball, and they might
not have the right tools anyway.
extracted-docs :
if GIT_OR_CVS_VERSION
${PERL} $(srcdir)/extract-docs $(srcdir)
else
@echo "Skipping document
jpka wrote:
>> The recent discussion on improved grid handling would also improve this.
>
> I work on new friendly grids in PCB. Currently i almost done and now try
> to prepare a patch, i will post it in next days or hours. I also need
> some help to regenerate documentation: main pdf is regen
Colin D Bennett wrote:
> Yes, it helps avoid non-text entities from inadvertently being picked
> instead, but doesn't help select text when the snap-to-grid decides that
> the nearest grid point isn't on the text anyway.
I guess, this never bothered to me because I tend to use a grid smaller
tha
John Doty wrote:
On Feb 21, 2011, at 11:23 AM, darko wrote:
Hello.
I'm relatively new to geda but how to make a spice simulation of attached
schema with ng spice I'm getting error on first step and that is generating
net list for the spice simulator i tried with
:~$ gnetlist [OPTIONS] -g
On Tue, 2011-02-22 at 02:37 +0100, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> Russell Dill wrote:
>
> > In addition, my board house rounds everything to
> > 2.4 format (0.1 mil). I can envision several scenarios where my design
> > meets DRC in PCB, but fails when I send it to the board house.
> >
> > What is my
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