he bug is fixed in the latest unstable 1.7.x releases, but we do not
provide Ubuntu packages for these.
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poses).
Yes, both are pretty straightforward to add (I think), but I don't have
time right now. File feature requests? :-)
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e. I think you should remove it,
personally.
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John Doty writes:
> On Jun 28, 2011, at 4:17 AM, Peter Brett wrote:
>
>> 1) We need to support gnetlist backends when gEDA is compiled against
>> Guile 1.8.x, which doesn't understand UTF-8. BTW, if y
Regards,
Peter
P.S. To clarify, attributes *must* match '^(.*[^ ])=([^ ].*)$'
(multiline) at the moment.
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t of these changes:
* Peter Clifton
* Ludovic Courtès
* John Doty
* Gareth Edwards
* John Griessen
* Neil Jerram
* Josh Jordan
* Dan McMahill
* Maciej Pijanka
* Ivan Stankovic
* Matthew Wampler-Doty
* Andy Wingo
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they can be multiline (any UTF-8 character other than \0). Also,
they (randomly) may not start with a space.
Since the gEDA file format requires UTF-8, please make sure your parser
raises the alarm if it encounters encoding errors.
Cheers,
Peter
P.S. I'm hoping to t
xt processing.
That's why the branch exists.
There's a bug in the script, by the way: it also needs to un-translate
the resulting symbol to the page origin. I'll fix it at some point.
Peter
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n `gnetlist --list-backends' for a full list of available backends.
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John Doty writes:
> On Jun 1, 2011, at 7:58 PM, Peter Brett wrote:
>
>> John Doty writes:
>>
>>> On May 31, 2011, at 11:02 PM, Peter Brett wrote:
>>
>>>> This script deliberately poisons the netlist.
>>>
>>> Exactly. This is
John Doty writes:
>On May 31, 2011, at 11:02 PM, Peter Brett wrote:
>> This script deliberately poisons the netlist.
>
> Exactly. This is consistent with other gnetlist behavior. If no
> attribute is found, the resulting value is "unknown". So, I think
Yes, and
etlist args)
For the benefit of those who share your preference for this behaviour:
does loading this scm file from a configuration file work? :-)
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etical order, it's rarely
what you actually want. Having it implemented in C as a core part of
libgeda functionality seems to me to send the incorrect message that
using it is a good idea.
I've been thinking of nuking g_rc_component_library_search() and
reimplementing it as a Scheme exten
.
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> 1. Would any of the existing maintainers be able to devote more time
> to gEDA if they had financial support to do so ?
In my case: yes. :-/
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er program that accepts Postscript on stdin and a
destination filename as its argument.
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- Original message -
> Now, I got stuck with the next step: Copy the pdf produced by cups-pdf in
> $HO
mat' function quite
well. :-)
http://www.gnu.org/software/guile/manual/html_node/Writing.html#index-simple_002dformat-2052
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, but it might solve your problem. ;-)
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- Original message -
> Dear Peter,
>
> Commands of the form "(component-library )" I had placed in a gafrc
> were getting called multiple times, so
the next couple of
days, too. :-)
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re using , as the decimal
separator instead of . caused huge fonts IIRC. Can't remember if that was
pre-1.6.0 though.
In any case, you should really be using 1.6.1! :P
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> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lltdl
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Install libtool-ltdl-devel.
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- Original message -
> http://www.gpleda.org/sources.html
> claims that the development version is 1.5.4
> and that the stable version is 1.6.0
> Shouldn't the development version be a 1.7.x type of number based on a
> stable 1.6?
There hasn't yet been a release in the 1.7.x series s
- Original message -
> My current project contains a moderate hierarchy. It is basically a main
> schematic sheet with two sub-sheets. By default, only the main schematic
> appears in xgsch2pcb. To edit the sub-sheets, I have to fall back to the
> "Down Schematic" action in gschem. This ki
- Original message -
> I've hit this problem a couple of times now. Any plain text on the
> schematic is messing up the backend processing. The most recent problem
> occurred when I made a very minor change, rotated a connector on the
> schematic. Gnetlist -g PCB reports "read garbage"
- Original message -
>
> is there a possibility to have generated PS files in the lightbg scheme
> and yet still edit the gschem files with the darkdb scheme? I fiddled
> with the options in gschemrc -- all I achieved was to change the
> background color of the generated PS file to white w
tinely convert to eps and then import into
> LaTeX, for example.
One big advantage of ODF export would be the ability to embed schematics
losslessly into ODF presentations.
Peter ;-)
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Alternatively, you could try building your own GTK+ packages, if you're
feeling keen.
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nfortunately, full Unicode *printing* isn't supported yet (though
save/load/display are), so I'm afraid you might need to hold off for a
bit.
> What about different typefaces? can I somehow select a font?
Not yet, sorry.
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>> ${prefix}/share/gEDA/gafrc.d/
>
> What would ${prefix} be on a debian system?
>
This should tell you. ;-)
which gschem | sed -e 's:/bin.*::'
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it:
>
> You have praised this many times before. Ironically, one of the
> weaknesses of gEDA is a lack of scriptability. Even pcb with all its
> actions is only half way there.
All I can say is, "Watch this space." ;)
Peter
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On Wednesday 26 July 2006 13:42, Igor2 wrote:
> Another interesting approach would be to provide a live cd. There are many
> live linux distros out there, so it would be possible to add gEDA to one
> of them. This way the 'lazy' user could try out the system without needing
> to understand parts o
On Monday 12 June 2006 18:27, Stuart Brorson wrote:
> Ummm, if you go to the bottom of the download page, you can find a
> link to a page with all sources available.
>
> Ales decided to revamp the download page to the format you see now
> since newbies were complete flummoxed by the old page, which
On Monday 12 June 2006 18:17, Peter Brett wrote:
> I was disturbed to visit the gEDA download page today and see the only
> download option as an install CD image, with the text underneath:
>
> "Note: The installer only works on GNU/Linux i386."
This text is lies anyway,
Hi folks,
I was disturbed to visit the gEDA download page today and see the only
download option as an install CD image, with the text underneath:
"Note: The installer only works on GNU/Linux i386."
_I_ know that the CD image contains the source code, but others may not. Can
I please suggest
On Monday 12 June 2006 17:23, Dave McGuire wrote:
> On Jun 12, 2006, at 12:19 PM, Peter Brett wrote:
> >>"Portable" meaning "runs on different Linux 'distros'", or portable
> >> to other OSs and architectures? If it's truly por
On Monday 12 June 2006 16:42, Dave McGuire wrote:
> On Jun 12, 2006, at 11:13 AM, Peter Brett wrote:
> > D-BUS is becoming a fairly standard thing on the Linux desktop these
> > days: the
> > HAL supports it, KDE4 and the next version of GNOME are both going to
> > us
Hi folks,
Just an idea I had off the top of my head while I was mulling over the problem
of integrating pcb and gschem together: why not make them both expose D-BUS
interfaces?
D-BUS is becoming a fairly standard thing on the Linux desktop these days: the
HAL supports it, KDE4 and the next ver
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