Hi,
I'd like to mention my little 2d cad editor. It's called PD-piglet and
it is a clone of HP's internal IC/PC design system circa 1982 or so.
The entire source fits on a floppy disk.
http://omnisterra.com/walker/linux/piglet/intro.htm
It's just plain C/Xlib code that focuses on the si
On 02/22/2013 05:56 AM, Solonen Vesa wrote:
> It may make sense to take a peek how gEDA doest it. I'm not saying they are
> doing it perfectly, but their main idea is that everything is
> a reusable file
good
> and the design is scripted together.
(unnecessary, verilog and java don't requ
It may make sense to take a peek how gEDA doest it. I'm not saying they are
doing it perfectly, but their main idea is that everything is a reusable file
and the design is scripted together. Like a C++ project with headers and make
scripts...
-Vesa
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*i forgot to write this down but the vantage of doing this is that my
pieces circuits will be modularized as parts by is function and i can reuse
them across all my projects and schematics taking vantage all the awesome
sharing capabilities of the new Distributed Library & EESchema Parts List
Desig
On 02/20/2013 10:25 PM, Felipe Jorge wrote:
> I'm not totally agree with one schematic holds all sheets, because it
> will make more difficult modularize and reuse pieces of circuits
> across in different projects. On the other hand makes the project less
> messy.
>
> But someone can come up with a
Hi Wayne, sorry for reopening this thread, I think (may be I'm wrong) I
wasn't here
at the moment that thread happened, and I couldn't expose my opinion.
I understand the copy&paste functionality from/to clipboard, although
extremely useful
and something that kicad will benefit from, yet does
On 2/21/2013 11:52 AM, Miguel Angel Ajo Pelayo wrote:
> Makes more sense, because, as it's independent, you can lately (if you
> add an improvement or fix),
> send a pull / merge request on this file to the original author. With
> copy&paste you cannot do that.
When haven't you been able to copy
Makes more sense, because, as it's independent, you can lately (if you add
an improvement or fix),
send a pull / merge request on this file to the original author. With
copy&paste you cannot do that.
2013/2/21 Miguel Angel Ajo Pelayo
> I think copy&paste is not a perfect scenario for reusabilit
I think copy&paste is not a perfect scenario for reusability,
git/bzr/svn/etc cloning a module you already tested, that's in an
independent schematic
file/sheet makes a lot of sense for me.
2013/2/21 Wayne Stambaugh
> On 2/21/2013 10:53 AM, Ryan Sturmer wrote:
> > Long time listener, first t
On 2/21/2013 10:53 AM, Ryan Sturmer wrote:
> Long time listener, first time writer.
>
> One sheet per file makes the most sense to me, as well. The way the
> project management is done right now is a little big awkward, IMO.
> KiCAD seems to want to generate project files and stuff when I don't
Long time listener, first time writer.
One sheet per file makes the most sense to me, as well. The way the
project management is done right now is a little big awkward, IMO. KiCAD
seems to want to generate project files and stuff when I don't want them.
I am also an Altium Designer user, and I
Agree about that it's important to let the multi-sheets be split across many
files.
And I like the functionality you're proposing related to schematics +
scripting. It's awesome and innovative in fact.
Miguel Angel Ajo
http://www.nbee.es
+34911407752
skype: ajoajoajo
On 21/02/2013, at 15:06, D
Exactly.
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I'm not totally agree with one schematic holds all sheets, because it
will make more difficult modularize and reuse pieces of circuits
across in different projects. On the other hand makes the project less
messy.
But someone can come up with a way that make both possible, like an
sheet importer so
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