Change the variable called layer to something other than 21.
BEGIN { state = 0; step = 40; layer = 21; fg = 1; bg = 0; }
raoul
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, josh_eeg josh...@... wrote:
so how do I change the layer in the code?
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, raoulduke_esq
it output the logo correctly?
If it is a working script could it be uploaded here or somewhere for others?
Do I run that line in the command prompt?
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, raoulduke_esq raoulduke_esq@ wrote:
For fun, make the first line of the awk script:
#!/usr/bin/awk -f
.
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, raoulduke_esq raoulduke_esq@ wrote:
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be cryptic. Below is the latest version of my
awk script. For non-Unix/Linux people, awk is a scripting language
written many, many years ago and named for the initials of the three guys
Pardon me if I am just being obtuse, but I could find no easy way to add an
image or artwork to a layout. I've tried pstoedit but that utility (in
addition to being broken if you are in a directory path that has a space in it)
only works for text.
Because I am under the gun, I had to gin up
OK, I suck. My first code did not properly handle the case of a line that
starts with the fg color, much less an entire line of fg color. Let's try this
again (sorry that Yahoo eats my indentation):
Cut Here
# This script will take an ASCII PBM BW file and convert it
, raoulduke_esq raoulduke_esq@ wrote:
Pardon me if I am just being obtuse, but I could find no easy way to add an
image or artwork to a layout. I've tried pstoedit but that utility (in
addition to being broken if you are in a directory path that has a space in
it) only works for text
$EndMODULE
and you're done.
raoul
--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, raoulduke_esq raoulduke_...@... wrote:
OK, I suck. My first code did not properly handle the case of a line that
starts with the fg color, much less an entire line of fg color. Let's try
this again (sorry that Yahoo eats my