I would love it if we had this little consistency as well.
On 13 July 2013 12:28, Chris Morgan wrote:
> Hello.
>
> 'R' rotates parts but doesn't appear to rotate blocks in pcbnew (which
> would seem handy). By design? Something that I could send a patch or
> report a bug against?
>
> Chris
>
>
Thanks for these instructions. I am switching to Debian myself and they
helped me quickly get KiCAD installed again to look at board I need to
solder!
However, there are quite a few bad practices in there mainly in using sudo
when you don't need to (also, unlike in Ubuntu sudo isn't necessarily
in
Hey,
some people from Carnegie Melon Uni have reported 1200 crashes that occur
with programs from the Debian repos when they run their automated
test-suite[1] . There are 3 KiCAD ones if you look at the summary [2].
Ciao,
Kaspar
[1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2013/06/msg00720.html
[2]
Great, I shall be following developments and hopefully I will get some time
to help out/try out some Python based alternatives.
On 7 June 2013 10:00, Brian Sidebotham wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> Thanks so-much for all the feedback on the Regression Testing thread - I
> think we can easily conclude th
It just occurred to me that a case for Python3 can genuinely be made
as an Enum type is on it's way into the standard libraries.
That should prove to be quite handy when binding C++.
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0435/
On 17 May 2013 23:00, Brian Sidebotham wrote:
> On 17 May 2013 22:08, Di
On 17 May 2013 16:41, Kaspar Bumke wrote:
> Unfortunately I cannot compare it to any C++
> testing frameworks.
Just to clarify, by that I mean I have no experience with any
frameworks besides Python's unittest and nose.
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I would like to get more involved in KiCad development and testing is
an interest I am currently developing.
I have just set up a framework to test SooperLooper (an audio
live-looping program written in C++) using Python[1]. To do this I
made bindings using SWIG and used Python's native unittest m
I am finding it useful to have edge cuts drawings in modules as well. I
have just been editing the files with a text-editor to change the layer and
haven't encountered any issues. Would be good to (re?) enable selecting the
Edge.Cuts layer in the module editor.
On 17 December 2012 15:30, Younes M
In the .sch files the lines look like this
EESchema Schematic File Version 2 date Tue 11 Dec 2012 20:41:50 GMT
and
Date "11 dec 2012"
I am pretty sure that there are similar ones in the .brd and .lib
files and others. They are the ones that get updated everytime the
files are saved.
>Also, we
Hey,
I have been using git to version control my KiCad projects. On the
whole it works really well.
One source of constant annoyance though, is that KiCad will put the
time-stamps into files when saving, even if nothing else has changed.
It's not just that it makes it harder to see if anything ha
I would just like to chime in as a user that I guess I don't mind
whether I launch the "window" where I assign footprints from the main
KiCad launcher or from eeSchema. The decoupling between the schematic
file and the footprint assignment is quite important to me though. I
like being able to have
>Not that I am planning. The directory and it's footprint files are the
>library.
So what Lorenzo said was wrong? What is this library table then?
>Once the library table is implemented, as long as there is Pcbnew plugin that
>supports reading and writing footprint libraries you will be able t
> Once the new format becomes the default, footprint libraries will be saved as
> a directory of footprint files. In other words, a footprint library is
> defined as a directory of footprint files where each footprint file contains
> a single footprint. I still have to implement the footprint
Great to see some progress on this! I don't have time at the minute to
look at it closer but am anxious to test it out.
>Please note that the new file format will create a file for each footprint in
>the current library file in a directory named from the current library file
>name.
So is this p
Hi Milan,
Looks like it works nicely. Are you sharing the source? Is it all done in
PHP?
I am working on a site to share Kicad libraries. It is written in Python
using Django.
I'll share it soon, when it is in a demo-able state.
For the visualization I was thinking about using the new scripting
That's the SWEET library right?
Is that documented somewhere beyond the proposal?
Any example files?
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