On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 6:15 PM, Adam Wolf
wrote:
> I think this idea has merit.
>
> If we are discussing large changes to the OS X paths, can I ask for
> another? Let's move packages3d/ outside of modules/, so I can have users
> who download kicad-extras drag and drop a modules directory full o
Thanks Cirilo, that seems to work well.
On Fri, Jan 9, 2015 at 6:56 PM, Cirilo Bernardo
wrote:
> Please try the attached patch. The issue may be with std::getline() and
> the variations
> in \r, \n at the end of a text line. If that is the case then this patch
> should fix it. If
> the problem p
Miguel,
Look me up when you arrive Friday. My flight arrives early Friday
morning so I should already be checked into hotel by the time your
flight arrives. The best way to get in touch is either WhatsApp or
email at stambau...@gmail.com. My phone number is 1-757-880-5981. I've
never been to B
I think these are good ideas.
On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 12:59 PM, Wayne Stambaugh
wrote:
> On 1/12/2015 1:41 PM, Adam Wolf wrote:
> > Wayne,
> >
> > Users definitely can write in ~/Documents.
>
> Then the stock libraries should not be in the ~/Documents path. Is
> there an OSX equivalent to Linux
Adam,
You deserve to throw yourself a party given all the OSX work you have
been doing. I sure would like to join you but you are little too far
away from southeastern Virginia for me to make that party. I have to
agree with Jean-Paul, Minneapolis is a little too cold for my blood.
Cheers,
Way
On 1/12/2015 1:41 PM, Adam Wolf wrote:
> Wayne,
>
> Users definitely can write in ~/Documents.
Then the stock libraries should not be in the ~/Documents path. Is
there an OSX equivalent to Linux's /usr/share path? If so, that's where
I recommend putting them.
>
> I also agree with you about n
The templates is opened from the kicad app.
Den 12/01/2015 19.34 skrev "Bob Gustafson" :
> OK, I will explore a bit further. I think there is enough doc on the web.
>
> My big problem with my pcb layout project is the need for a 100 contact
> card edge connector (50 on each side). I think I saw a
> On Jan 12, 2015, at 11:37 AM, Bob Gustafson wrote:
>
> I run a Time Capsule on my local network, so having stuff in a folder that is
> automatically backed up is good. I know that Documents is backed up.
Gang:
Time Machine on OS X backs up EVERYTHING, except that which you explicitly
Wayne,
Users definitely can write in ~/Documents.
I also agree with you about not modifying stock libraries--I explicitly
mention this in my mac install's README. Once you start doing that,
upgrading becomes a pain, and users are going to lose work.
I honestly think that many users/pre-develope
I run a Time Capsule on my local network, so having stuff in a folder
that is automatically backed up is good. I know that Documents is backed up.
Bob G
On 01/12/2015 11:51 AM, Collin Anderson wrote:
Apologies to Adam Wolfe, I accidentally sent this to him without CCing
to the list. Sorry, I
OK, I will explore a bit further. I think there is enough doc on the web.
My big problem with my pcb layout project is the need for a 100 contact
card edge connector (50 on each side). I think I saw a Commodore 66
contact card edge somewhere on the web. I may be able to bugger that up
to do t
I've been following this thread and I'm a bit confused about the library
install path issues on OSX. This does not seem that much different than
the install issues on Linux where the stock libraries are installed in
/usr/share/kicad which is not user writable. Installing the stock
libraries in a
I'm so sorry. Again, duplicate message to Adam. This is the last time, I
promise! Sorry!
Yes, great, talk about instant gratification :D. In this case, all I can
really do is confirm that what you're doing will give a pleasant, 'native'
experience. Even big commercial packages basically i
Hi Collin,
Glad you like it.
I think what you propose is how I'm already doing it, except for the
Documents path vs one in Library, which this thread is already about.
Nice response, huh? :)
On Jan 12, 2015 11:49 AM, "Collin Anderson" wrote:
> That's a great idea! I had no idea there was a kic
Apologies to Adam Wolfe, I accidentally sent this to him without CCing to the
list. Sorry, I think you'll get a duplicate email :(.
That's a great idea! I had no idea there was a kicad-extras.dmg in the works.
I need to pay more attention. FYI, the 'mac-ness' of doing two dmgs, one for
the
Bob,
I misspoke. .pretty is for footprints. I need another cup of coffee.
I see over 2000 schematic symbols in your list. As far as I know, that's
to be expected.
The Mac install situation isn't the best right now, but I think everything
looks installed ok with regards to eeschema on your sys
Yes, there is something odd about the files in my list. The only thing
ending in 'pretty' is:
kicad/template/fp-lib-table.for-pretty
But, I followed the instructions..
Bob G
On 01/12/2015 10:47 AM, Adam Wolf wrote:
I also don't know what those buildingblocks are. As far as I know,
kicad l
I also don't know what those buildingblocks are. As far as I know, kicad
libraries are directories that end in .pretty.
I think you may want to talk with the library maintainers, but I'm not sure.
Adam Wolf
On Jan 12, 2015 10:45 AM, "Bob Gustafson" wrote:
> OK, bad example from the file list.
OK, bad example from the file list.
If I use:
/Library/Application
Support/kicad/library/Buildingblocks/555-BuildingBlocks_RevB
/Library/Application
Support/kicad/library/Buildingblocks/555-BuildingBlocks_RevB/555-Oscillator-Adjustable-BuildingBlock_RevB
If I search within eeschema for 555,
Yup, that's a template. I do not know how those work, but they're not
added via eeschema's add function.
Adam Wolf
On Jan 12, 2015 9:59 AM, "Bob Gustafson" wrote:
> Sorry, it is stellaris - not sitarra (I have a sitarra board here..)
>
> /Library/Application Support/kicad/template/ti-stellaris
My KiCad directory is 4.3G
du -h KiCad -> 4.3G
Admittedly, much of that could be blown away (build..)
Bob G
On 01/12/2015 08:44 AM, Adam Wolf wrote:
If you were a user, and not building, I would expect an online
footprint install to be under 700 megs, and closer to 1300 megs if you
downloa
Sorry, it is stellaris - not sitarra (I have a sitarra board here..)
/Library/Application Support/kicad/template/ti-stellaris-boosterpack40/*
Bob G
On 01/12/2015 08:21 AM, Adam Wolf wrote:
Hi Bob,
I think ti-sitara may be a template or a board file, not a library
part. What is the full nam
Minneapolis?
Not a chance. I left Granger, IN for a while because it was too cold. I am
vacationing in Wilmington, NC where temperature is 65F.
I will think about a party in Minneapolis maybe in July, LOL.
Adam,
Thanks for your great work for us, poor OS X users.
Jean-Paul
AC9GH
> On Jan 12,
Hi Wayne,
I am taking this as temporary preapproval for a packages3d change. I will
have a patch this week for your approval and hopefully by then the rest of
the OS X devs have discussed the Documents search path change, so we can
get nightlies out!
I think I may literally throw a party when I
I agree with your logic but there may be some user issues if you change
the packages3D install path. Users who don't use the KISYS3DMOD
environment variable may loose the link to their 3D models. You'll have
to look at the library path search code to see which paths are currently
supported before
If you were a user, and not building, I would expect an online footprint
install to be under 700 megs, and closer to 1300 megs if you downloaded all
the official footprints for offline use.
It is important not to recreate the search path issues from a few years ago.
Adam Wolf
On Jan 12, 2015 8:28
It would be good to allow storage on a USB stick too. My KiCad files are
getting to be a noticeable percentage of the disk space on my Mac Air. A
32G stick would be useful to off-load most of those files.
Bob G
On 01/12/2015 01:15 AM, Adam Wolf wrote:
I think this idea has merit.
If we are d
Hi Bob,
I think ti-sitara may be a template or a board file, not a library part.
What is the full name of that file?
Adam Wolf
On Jan 12, 2015 8:18 AM, "Bob Gustafson" wrote:
> Hi Adam
>
> OK, attached is a grab of the screen area containing eeschema and a
> library popup (KiCadScreenDump.jpg).
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