Hi, On Monday 26 January 2009 07:12:24 Alan Grimes wrote: > Niels Egberts wrote: > > First of all I have to say ktechlab is absolutely great and I think it > > has very much potential. The way everything just appears at an instant > > on your screen is amazing. Most things I've tried till now were for > > example based on spice and needed to "simulate" everytime you wanted to > > see ouput, the way you can interact with the system in realtime is great. > > > > But now my question, I'm running the latest svn version because the > > version in the ubuntu repository is extremely unstable, it crashes when > > you drag a battery into the workfield. I've read some stuff on the wiki > > and there is part about "creating a subcircuit" (see link). It looks > > like it is very handy, but I can't find it anywhere. > > > > http://linexedu.educarex.es/index.php/Imagen:Ktechlab-subcircuito-paso2.p > >ng > > > > Is this still in Ktechlab, or is it going to be re-implented? > > I don't know enough SVN to call up old versions and changesets. =( you can use svn blame <filename> to who changed a line of <filename>. Then there is svn log [filename]. This will print the svn history and if you provide a filename, only the history of that specific file. Another handy thing is the svn diff command. This is used to see the changes between 2 revisions. You can find short help using svn help [command].
> My first instinct is to call this a UI problem (which is stalled pending > the KDE4 rewrite). May be, we should activate the item in the UI and show a small dialog containing some hints telling the user why he can't create a subcircuit. For now, this item is just enabled when it is possible to create one and disabled otherwise. > I don't remember ever seeing that item so I don't even know what it did > or where the code for it might still be lurking, or why it might have > been removed. The action is created in src/cirtuitview.cpp: CircuitView::CircuitView(). bye julian
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