Hi list,
I wrote a win32 application to manage kicad schematic libraries.
Using drag and drop you can copy and move components around, edit some
properties (aliases, keywords and description), and search recursively whole
directories for parts, in name, keywords and description.
You can
Hi,
I'm looking for PCB layout of:
1. TLE4271-2G (TO263-7-1)
2. SP721ABGT (SOIC8)
3. MAX3378 (TSSOP 14PIN 4.40mm)
4. CY8C24794 56 PIN QFN
5. MAX232 SOP16
6. BNX002-01 (MURATA FILTER)
Somebody has these component?
Thanks
G
Hi!
My name is Carlos Poloni and this is my first post.
My first question is about command Undo (ctrl Z) in PCBNew program.
I believe that an Undo command could help significantly during development.
Could you tell me if there will be the implementation of the undo command in
the future
You can post feature requests here:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=762479group_id=145591func=browse
Regards,
Robert.
On 17/03/2010 17:03, mtheling wrote:
All, thank you for your answers.
As Robert explains my intention was to connect different components from the
same component
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I wrote a win32 application to manage kicad schematic libraries.
Then welcome to kicad-devel group:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/kicad-devel/
I hope your work and skill would be worthful for whole kicad community.
p.
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--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, durianblengin linuxfan@ wrote:
I wrote a win32 application to manage kicad schematic libraries.
p. s. Hmmm...
linuxfan@
So why win32 app? ;)
...because delphi is unbeatable
Welcome Carlos,
You have come into the discussion a little late :-))
Undo in PCBnew has been one of the most requested enhancements, and the
latest RC versions have this function, so you can either wait until the
final release is ready, or have a play with the latest RC version,
bearing in mind
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wrote:
So why win32 app? ;)
You can port your Delphi code on Lazarus (free pascal) and it
become
directly compilable on Windows, Linux and Mac_OS.
I use freepascal, and I know Lazarus. A 3-lines application takes 11
megabytes.
2010/3/19 durianblengin doriano.bleng...@fastwebnet.it
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Uccelli dan...@...
wrote:
So why win32 app? ;)
You can port your Delphi code on Lazarus (free pascal) and it
become
directly compilable on Windows,
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don't ask me to use lazarus).
You probably do not used a recent version of Lazarus.
Now the debugger (GDB) is powerful and the compilation take a few seconds
but I agree, a slightly longer than Delphi.
Concerning the
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