I am having a difficult time using arcs in 99SE schematics. Once created they
are nearly impossible to move or change properties. I can only move them by
placing text nearby, selecting both and then moving the text. If I want to change
an arc it is easiest to delete and re-create.
At 10:59 AM 3/5/01 -0700, Eric Albach wrote:
I am having a difficult time using arcs in 99SE schematics. Once
created they
are nearly impossible to move or change properties.
I do not find that to be the case.
I can only move them by
placing text nearby, selecting both and then
At 03:41 PM 3/5/01 -0500, Brian Guralnick wrote:
My big thing about the ARCs is after deleting, or editing them, they
leave these invisible flash points on your PCB which create weird obstacles,
or if these invisible points have nets, they cause the autorouter to seek
them out and create
In the past, to help grab edit SCHEMATIC arcs, I would temporarily set
the system grid to 1 disable the electrical grid.
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Brian Guralnick
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On 03:09 PM 5/03/2001 -0700, Eric Albach said:
There are two ways to delete an object. One is to select it and the clear
the selection.
Select and clear is the only reliable way to for me to delete an arc.
I just tried it and I found no problems using single-clicks to cause arcs
both large
On 03:57 PM 5/03/2001 -0700, Eric Albach said:
After much fiddling with schematic arcs I found part of the problem and
solution.
The problem is only with Circles, not partial circles (arcs). When creating a
circle using the mouse the default Start Angle and End Angle are both set to 0
(certain
Eric wrote
...snip The program probably thinks of it as a zero degree arc yet shows
it
as a full circle.
When rotating from zero degrees to form a circle, what comes after 359
degrees? It has to be 360 degrees, right? While multiples of 360 degrees
end at the start point, being 0
Summary: zero-length arcs (i.e. arc distance of zero) seem to be impossible
to create, and this is what I would expect. Zero-radius arcs show some
display problems. Zero-length track disappears without being deleted, and
this is a bug.
At 10:38 AM 3/6/01 +1100, Ian Wilson wrote:
It is a bug
On 06:19 PM 5/03/2001 -0800, Abd ul-Rahman Lomax said:
Summary: zero-length arcs (i.e. arc distance of zero) seem to be
impossible to create, and this is what I would expect. Zero-radius arcs
show some display problems. Zero-length track disappears without being
deleted, and this is a bug.
As far as I'm aware this is only a problem in Schematic if you attempt to draw a 360
degree arc using the Arc Drawing primitive.
There seems to be a problem when the arc start point coincides with its end point.
But if you want a complete circle use the Ellipse drawing primitive - it only
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