> Hi all, > > After playing with gschem for a while, I decided to try my hand at an > alternate > implementation for adding nets. Basically now when you draw a net in > orthogonal > mode two nets are drawn. Say you started the net at (0,0) and now your > mouse is at (15,10). One net will be drawn horizontally from (0,0) to > (15,0) and the other > from (15,0) to (15,10).
> I'd appreciate any comments on this work --- positive or negative. I > think that once I finish > that this mode may be useful but others may or may not feel that way. Hi -- Thanks for the hard work. It's very cool & useful IMHO! I'll try it it in a second. First, however, I'll make a comment relevant to your second point: I recall that only a few months ago somebody on one of the gEDA lists requested this feature. Threrefore, your timing is perfect, and your feature is very welcome! Also, how did you create your attached code extracts? They aren't diff -ru on the noweb sources, but they don't look like the entire functions either, as far as I can tell. . . . . . Stuart
