I am working on an I/O plugin for eeschema and I would like to save wires
in order of netlist, for example:
netlist1
-wire1
-wire2
netlist2
-wire3
-wire4
It looks like the schematic I/O manager passes the screen, but not the
SCH_EDIT_FRAME that contains the netlist functions to the plugin
Hi there,
We have already finished the hackathon at e-HAL in Sao Paulo. We would
like thank all the participants for the effort they put in KiCad
development. While at the moment none of the features we worked is ready
to merge, the current status is:
* SVG importer (thanks to Janito) [1]
- don
On 02.11.2016 16:47, Marvin Schmidt wrote:
> There are a few things that can't be
> achieved the way it's currently defined by the style guide. So I want to
> ask whether you guys are willing to make some compromises in that
> regard? Considering the benefits of not having to deal with code
> form
Hi,
Currently, eeschema keeps information of deleted hierarchical sheets
into their bound .sch file.
In the project I have now, there were 5 hierarchical sheets with the
same file. After deleting 2 of these hieralchical sheets, their
information (a line for every component) remains in the co
Hi everybody!
I've been following the KiCad development for some time and I feel like
quite some time is wasted on whitespaces. Be it either when new
contributors send in reviews (I find the coding style rather hard to get
acustomed to as well, personally) or when fixing them by hand when
seeing t
Without this include the HAVE_STRTOKR define won't be available to
the preprocessor and the strtok_r function will be declared
unconditionally and eventually clash with the declaration from the
system provided equivalent:
../../include/kicad_string.h:171:71: error: declaration of 'char*
strtok_r(
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