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/*
* This program source code file is part of KiCad, a free EDA CAD application.
*
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* Copyright (C) 2022 Mikolaj Wielgus
* Copyright (C) 2022 KiCad Developers, see AUTHORS.txt for contributors.
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*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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* as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3
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* of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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* https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
* or you may search the http://www.gnu.org website for the version 3 license,
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* or you may write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
* 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA
*/
Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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#include <dialog_spice_model.h>
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#include <sim/sim_property.h>
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#include <sim/sim_library_spice.h>
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#include <widgets/wx_grid.h>
#include <kiplatform/ui.h>
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#include <confirm.h>
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#include <locale_io.h>
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#include <wx/filedlg.h>
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using TYPE = SIM_VALUE_BASE::TYPE;
using CATEGORY = SIM_MODEL::PARAM::CATEGORY;
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Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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template class DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<SCH_FIELD>;
template class DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<LIB_FIELD>;
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Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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template <typename T>
DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL( wxWindow* aParent, SCH_SYMBOL& aSymbol,
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std::vector<T>& aFields )
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: DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL_BASE( aParent ),
m_symbol( aSymbol ),
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m_fields( aFields ),
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m_library( std::make_shared<SIM_LIBRARY_SPICE>() ),
m_prevModel( nullptr ),
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m_firstCategory( nullptr )
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{
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try
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{
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for( SIM_MODEL::TYPE type : SIM_MODEL::TYPE_ITERATOR() )
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{
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m_models.push_back( SIM_MODEL::Create( type, m_symbol.GetAllPins().size() ) );
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SIM_MODEL::DEVICE_TYPE deviceType = SIM_MODEL::TypeInfo( type ).deviceType;
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Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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if( !m_curModelTypeOfDeviceType.count( deviceType ) )
m_curModelTypeOfDeviceType[deviceType] = type;
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}
}
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catch( KI_PARAM_ERROR& e )
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{
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DisplayErrorMessage( this, e.What() );
return;
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}
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m_typeChoice->Clear();
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for( SIM_MODEL::DEVICE_TYPE deviceType : SIM_MODEL::DEVICE_TYPE_ITERATOR() )
m_deviceTypeChoice->Append( SIM_MODEL::DeviceTypeInfo( deviceType ).description );
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Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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m_scintillaTricks = std::make_unique<SCINTILLA_TRICKS>( m_codePreview, wxT( "{}" ), false );
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m_paramGridMgr->Bind( wxEVT_PG_SELECTED, &DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL::onSelectionChange, this );
m_paramGrid->SetValidationFailureBehavior( wxPG_VFB_STAY_IN_PROPERTY
| wxPG_VFB_BEEP
| wxPG_VFB_MARK_CELL );
m_paramGrid->SetColumnProportion( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::DESCRIPTION ), 50 );
m_paramGrid->SetColumnProportion( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::VALUE ), 18 );
m_paramGrid->SetColumnProportion( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::UNIT ), 10 );
m_paramGrid->SetColumnProportion( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::DEFAULT ), 12 );
m_paramGrid->SetColumnProportion( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::TYPE ), 10 );
if( wxPropertyGrid* grid = m_paramGrid->GetGrid() )
{
grid->AddActionTrigger( wxPG_ACTION_EDIT, WXK_RETURN );
grid->DedicateKey( WXK_RETURN );
grid->AddActionTrigger( wxPG_ACTION_NEXT_PROPERTY, WXK_RETURN );
grid->DedicateKey( WXK_UP );
grid->DedicateKey( WXK_DOWN );
// Doesn't work for some reason.
//grid->DedicateKey( WXK_TAB );
//grid->AddActionTrigger( wxPG_ACTION_NEXT_PROPERTY, WXK_TAB );
//grid->AddActionTrigger( wxPG_ACTION_PREV_PROPERTY, WXK_TAB, wxMOD_SHIFT );
}
else
wxFAIL;
Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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Layout();
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}
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template <typename T>
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bool DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::TransferDataToWindow()
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{
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wxString libraryFilename = SIM_MODEL::GetFieldValue( &m_fields, LIBRARY_FIELD );
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if( !libraryFilename.IsEmpty() )
{
// The model is sourced from a library, optionally with instance overrides.
loadLibrary( libraryFilename );
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// Must be set before curModel() is used since the latter checks the combobox value.
m_modelNameCombobox->SetStringSelection( SIM_MODEL::GetFieldValue( &m_fields, NAME_FIELD ) );
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curModel().ReadDataFields( m_symbol.GetAllPins().size(), &m_fields );
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m_overrideCheckbox->SetValue( curModel().HasNonPrincipalOverrides() );
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}
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else
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{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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// The model is sourced from the instance.
SIM_MODEL::TYPE type = SIM_MODEL::ReadTypeFromFields( m_fields );
try
{
m_models.at( static_cast<int>( SIM_MODEL::ReadTypeFromFields( m_fields ) ) )
= SIM_MODEL::Create( m_symbol.GetAllPins().size(), m_fields );
}
catch( KI_PARAM_ERROR& e )
{
DisplayErrorMessage( this, e.What() );
return DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL_BASE::TransferDataToWindow();
}
m_curModelType = type;
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}
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updateWidgets();
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return DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL_BASE::TransferDataToWindow();
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}
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template <typename T>
bool DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::TransferDataFromWindow()
{
if( !DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL_BASE::TransferDataFromWindow() )
return false;
if( m_useLibraryModelRadioButton->GetValue() )
{
SIM_MODEL::SetFieldValue( m_fields, NAME_FIELD, m_modelNameCombobox->GetValue() );
SIM_MODEL::SetFieldValue( m_fields, LIBRARY_FIELD, m_library->GetFilename() );
}
curModel().WriteFields( m_fields );
return true;
}
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template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::updateWidgets()
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{
updateModelParamsTab();
updateModelCodeTab();
updatePinAssignmentsTab();
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m_prevModel = &curModel();
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}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::updateModelParamsTab()
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{
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if( &curModel() != m_prevModel )
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{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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SIM_MODEL::DEVICE_TYPE deviceType = SIM_MODEL::TypeInfo( curModel().GetType() ).deviceType;
m_deviceTypeChoice->SetSelection( static_cast<int>( deviceType ) );
m_typeChoice->Clear();
for( SIM_MODEL::TYPE type : SIM_MODEL::TYPE_ITERATOR() )
Spice model editor dialog
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{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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if( SIM_MODEL::TypeInfo( type ).deviceType == deviceType )
{
wxString description = SIM_MODEL::TypeInfo( type ).description;
Spice Model Editor upgrades - set a proper title for the dialog - changed the library parser delimiters to all whitespaces - sorts the model list in the alphabetical order - one tab to select subcircuit and semiconductor models - model type is automatically selected
2017-10-26 17:54:53 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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if( !description.IsEmpty() )
m_typeChoice->Append( description );
Spice Model Editor upgrades - set a proper title for the dialog - changed the library parser delimiters to all whitespaces - sorts the model list in the alphabetical order - one tab to select subcircuit and semiconductor models - model type is automatically selected
2017-10-26 17:54:53 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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if( type == curModel().GetType() )
m_typeChoice->SetSelection( m_typeChoice->GetCount() - 1 );
}
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}
Pcbnew: fix crash on Linux (when opening Edit Spice model in component properties) It happens when the spice library model shown in dialog is a large file. Looks like the wxTextCtrl used to displays the library content creates the crash ( GKT bug?) for large texts. The fix is to replace this wxTextCtrlt by a wxStyledTextCtrl. It has advantages (does not crash... and much faster display) and inconvenients (cannot disable editing). Fixes: lp:1853161 https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1853161
2019-11-21 10:28:43 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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// This wxPropertyGridManager column and header stuff has to be here because it segfaults in
// the constructor.
m_paramGridMgr->SetColumnCount( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::END_ ) );
Autocompletion for Spice model selector
2018-05-03 09:58:13 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGridMgr->SetColumnTitle( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::UNIT ), "Unit" );
m_paramGridMgr->SetColumnTitle( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::DEFAULT ), "Default" );
m_paramGridMgr->SetColumnTitle( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::TYPE ), "Type" );
Spice Model Editor upgrades - set a proper title for the dialog - changed the library parser delimiters to all whitespaces - sorts the model list in the alphabetical order - one tab to select subcircuit and semiconductor models - model type is automatically selected
2017-10-26 17:54:53 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGridMgr->ShowHeader();
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
2022-02-21 03:58:31 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGrid->Clear();
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
2022-02-21 03:58:31 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_firstCategory = m_paramGrid->Append( new wxPropertyCategory( "DC" ) );
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "DC" );
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
2022-02-21 03:58:31 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGrid->Append( new wxPropertyCategory( "Temperature" ) );
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Temperature" );
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
2022-02-21 03:58:31 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGrid->Append( new wxPropertyCategory( "Noise" ) );
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Noise" );
libedit: Allow SPICE parameter editing This fixes a regression to allow SPICE parameters to be added to the symbol in libedit. Fixes: lp:1793062 * https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1793062
2019-01-10 05:42:14 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGrid->Append( new wxPropertyCategory( "Distributed Quantities" ) );
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Distributed Quantities" );
libedit: Allow SPICE parameter editing This fixes a regression to allow SPICE parameters to be added to the symbol in libedit. Fixes: lp:1793062 * https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1793062
2019-01-10 05:42:14 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGrid->Append( new wxPropertyCategory( "Geometry" ) );
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Geometry" );
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
2022-02-21 03:58:31 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGrid->Append( new wxPropertyCategory( "Limiting Values" ) );
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Limiting Values" );
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
2022-02-21 03:58:31 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGrid->Append( new wxPropertyCategory( "Advanced" ) );
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Advanced" );
m_paramGrid->Append( new wxPropertyCategory( "Flags" ) );
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Flags" );
for( int i = 0; i < curModel().GetParamCount(); ++i )
addParamPropertyIfRelevant( i );
m_paramGrid->CollapseAll();
}
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
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Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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// Either enable all properties or disable all except the principal ones.
for( wxPropertyGridIterator it = m_paramGrid->GetIterator(); !it.AtEnd(); ++it )
{
SIM_PROPERTY* prop = dynamic_cast<SIM_PROPERTY*>( *it );
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
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Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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if( !prop ) // Not all properties are SIM_PROPERTY yet. TODO.
continue;
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
2022-02-21 03:58:31 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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// Model values other than the currently edited value may have changed. Update them.
// This feature is called "autofill" and present only in certain models. Don't do it for
// models that don't have it for performance reasons.
if( curModel().HasAutofill() )
prop->SetValueFromString( prop->GetParam().value->ToString() );
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
2022-02-21 03:58:31 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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// Most of the values are disabled when the override checkbox is unchecked.
prop->Enable( m_useInstanceModelRadioButton->GetValue()
|| prop->GetParam().info.category == CATEGORY::PRINCIPAL
|| m_overrideCheckbox->GetValue() );
}
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}
Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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template <typename T>
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::updateModelCodeTab()
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{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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wxString modelName = m_modelNameCombobox->GetStringSelection();
if( m_useInstanceModelRadioButton->GetValue() || modelName.IsEmpty() )
modelName = m_fields.at( REFERENCE_FIELD ).GetText();
m_codePreview->SetText( curModel().GenerateSpicePreview( modelName ) );
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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}
Spice model editor by default looks for libraries in the project directory when there is no library assigned
2016-08-19 15:33:26 +00:00
Spice model editor dialog
2016-08-11 12:41:40 +00:00
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::updatePinAssignmentsTab()
{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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if( &curModel() == m_prevModel )
return;
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_pinAssignmentsGrid->ClearRows();
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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std::vector<SCH_PIN*> pinList = m_symbol.GetAllPins();
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->AppendRows( static_cast<int>( pinList.size() ) );
for( int i = 0; i < m_pinAssignmentsGrid->GetNumberRows(); ++i )
{
wxString symbolPinString = getSymbolPinString( i + 1 );
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->SetReadOnly( i, static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::SYMBOL ) );
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->SetCellValue( i, static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::SYMBOL ),
symbolPinString );
// Using `new` here shouldn't cause a memory leak because `SetCellEditor()` calls
// `DecRef()` on its last editor.
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->SetCellEditor( i, static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::MODEL ),
new wxGridCellChoiceEditor() );
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->SetCellValue( i, static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::MODEL ),
"Not Connected" );
}
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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for( int i = 0; i < curModel().GetPinCount(); ++i )
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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int symbolPinNumber = curModel().GetPin( i ).symbolPinNumber;
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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if( symbolPinNumber == SIM_MODEL::PIN::NOT_CONNECTED )
continue;
wxString modelPinString = getModelPinString( i + 1 );
wxArrayString choices;
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->SetCellValue( symbolPinNumber - 1,
static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::MODEL ),
modelPinString );
}
updatePinAssignmentsGridEditors();
// TODO: Show a preview of the symbol with the pin numbers shown.
// TODO: Maybe show a preview of the code for subcircuits and code models.
Spice model editor dialog
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}
Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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template <typename T>
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::updatePinAssignmentsGridEditors()
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{
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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wxString modelPinChoicesString = "";
bool isFirst = true;
Spice model editor by default looks for libraries in the project directory when there is no library assigned
2016-08-19 15:33:26 +00:00
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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for( int i = 0; i < curModel().GetPinCount(); ++i )
Added library contents preview to Spice model editor dialog
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{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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const SIM_MODEL::PIN& modelPin = curModel().GetPin( i );
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int modelPinNumber = static_cast<int>( i + 1 );
if( modelPin.symbolPinNumber != SIM_MODEL::PIN::NOT_CONNECTED )
continue;
if( isFirst )
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{
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modelPinChoicesString << getModelPinString( modelPinNumber );
isFirst = false;
Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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}
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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else
modelPinChoicesString << "," << getModelPinString( modelPinNumber );
Added library contents preview to Spice model editor dialog
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}
Eeschema: Adding new source types in SPICE model NEW: Adds support in eeschema for three new source types used in .TRAN simulation: single frequency FM, AM, and random.
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Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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if( !isFirst )
modelPinChoicesString << ",";
modelPinChoicesString << "Not Connected";
for( int i = 0; i < m_pinAssignmentsGrid->GetNumberRows(); ++i )
{
wxGridCellChoiceEditor* editor = static_cast<wxGridCellChoiceEditor*>(
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->GetCellEditor( i, static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::MODEL ) ) );
if( !editor )
{
// Shouldn't happen.
wxFAIL_MSG( "Grid cell editor is null" );
return;
}
wxString curModelPinString = m_pinAssignmentsGrid->GetCellValue(
i, static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::MODEL ) );
if( curModelPinString == "Not Connected" )
editor->SetParameters( modelPinChoicesString );
else
editor->SetParameters( curModelPinString + "," + modelPinChoicesString );
}
Eeschema: Adding new source types in SPICE model NEW: Adds support in eeschema for three new source types used in .TRAN simulation: single frequency FM, AM, and random.
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}
Begin development of a new Sim Model Editor dialog With that also begin reworking the internal structure of the simulation model storage. Some models have parameter information extracted from Ngspice, which was specially patched to faciliate that. The model is stored and managed by the SPICE_MODEL class (later will be renamed to SIM_MODEL).
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template <typename T>
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void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::loadLibrary( const wxString& aFilePath )
{
m_library->ReadFile( aFilePath );
m_libraryFilenameInput->SetValue( aFilePath );
m_libraryModels.clear();
for( const SIM_MODEL& baseModel : m_library->GetModels() )
m_libraryModels.push_back( SIM_MODEL::Create( baseModel ) );
m_modelNameCombobox->Clear();
for( const wxString& name : m_library->GetModelNames() )
m_modelNameCombobox->Append( name );
m_useLibraryModelRadioButton->SetValue( true );
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::addParamPropertyIfRelevant( int aParamIndex )
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{
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if( curModel().GetParam( aParamIndex ).info.dir == SIM_MODEL::PARAM::DIR::OUT )
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return;
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switch( curModel().GetParam( aParamIndex ).info.category )
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{
case CATEGORY::DC:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "DC", false );
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "DC", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::CAPACITANCE:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Capacitance", false );
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "Capacitance", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::TEMPERATURE:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Temperature", false );
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "Temperature", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::NOISE:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Noise", false );
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "Noise", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::DISTRIBUTED_QUANTITIES:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Distributed Quantities", false );
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "Distributed Quantities", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::GEOMETRY:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Geometry", false );
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "Geometry", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::LIMITING_VALUES:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Limiting Values", false );
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "Limiting Values", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::ADVANCED:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Advanced", false );
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "Advanced", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::FLAGS:
m_paramGrid->HideProperty( "Flags", false );
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m_paramGrid->AppendIn( "Flags", newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
default:
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m_paramGrid->Insert( m_firstCategory, newParamProperty( aParamIndex ) );
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break;
case CATEGORY::INITIAL_CONDITIONS:
case CATEGORY::SUPERFLUOUS:
return;
}
}
template <typename T>
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wxPGProperty* DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::newParamProperty( int aParamIndex ) const
Spice Model Editor upgrades - set a proper title for the dialog - changed the library parser delimiters to all whitespaces - sorts the model list in the alphabetical order - one tab to select subcircuit and semiconductor models - model type is automatically selected
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{
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const SIM_MODEL::PARAM& param = curModel().GetParam( aParamIndex );
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wxString paramDescription = wxString::Format( "%s (%s)",
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param.info.description,
param.info.name );
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wxPGProperty* prop = nullptr;
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switch( param.info.type )
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{
case TYPE::INT:
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prop = new SIM_PROPERTY( paramDescription, param.info.name, m_library, curModelSharedPtr(),
aParamIndex, SIM_VALUE_BASE::TYPE::INT );
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break;
case TYPE::FLOAT:
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prop = new SIM_PROPERTY( paramDescription, param.info.name, m_library, curModelSharedPtr(),
aParamIndex, SIM_VALUE_BASE::TYPE::FLOAT );
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break;
case TYPE::BOOL:
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prop = new wxBoolProperty( paramDescription, param.info.name );
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prop->SetAttribute( wxPG_BOOL_USE_CHECKBOX, true );
break;
default:
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prop = new wxStringProperty( paramDescription, param.info.name );
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break;
}
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prop->SetAttribute( wxPG_ATTR_UNITS, param.info.unit );
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Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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// Legacy due to the way we extracted the parameters from Ngspice.
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if( param.isOtherVariant )
prop->SetCell( 3, param.info.defaultValueOfOtherVariant );
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else
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prop->SetCell( 3, param.info.defaultValue );
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wxString typeStr;
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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switch( param.info.type )
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
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{
case TYPE::BOOL: typeStr = wxString( "Bool" ); break;
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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case TYPE::INT: typeStr = wxString( "Int" ); break;
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
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case TYPE::FLOAT: typeStr = wxString( "Float" ); break;
case TYPE::COMPLEX: typeStr = wxString( "Complex" ); break;
case TYPE::STRING: typeStr = wxString( "String" ); break;
case TYPE::BOOL_VECTOR: typeStr = wxString( "Bool Vector" ); break;
case TYPE::INT_VECTOR: typeStr = wxString( "Int Vector" ); break;
case TYPE::FLOAT_VECTOR: typeStr = wxString( "Float Vector" ); break;
case TYPE::COMPLEX_VECTOR: typeStr = wxString( "Complex Vector" ); break;
}
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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prop->SetCell( static_cast<int>( PARAM_COLUMN::TYPE ), typeStr );
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
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Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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if( m_useLibraryModelRadioButton->GetValue()
&& !m_overrideCheckbox->GetValue()
&& param.info.category != SIM_MODEL::PARAM::CATEGORY::PRINCIPAL )
{
prop->Enable( false );
}
Sim Model Editor: Display model parameters This commit adds parameter display functionality, via a wxPropertyGrid widget, to the Sim Model Editor. To faciliate that, a SIM_VALUE class is created to serialize, deserialize, and validate numeric values in the new parameter grid. SPICE_MODEL is renamed to SIM_MODEL and split into several subclasses that correspond to different model kinds.
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return prop;
Spice Model Editor upgrades - set a proper title for the dialog - changed the library parser delimiters to all whitespaces - sorts the model list in the alphabetical order - one tab to select subcircuit and semiconductor models - model type is automatically selected
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}
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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template <typename T>
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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SIM_MODEL& DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::curModel() const
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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return *curModelSharedPtr();
}
template <typename T>
std::shared_ptr<SIM_MODEL> DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::curModelSharedPtr() const
{
if( m_useLibraryModelRadioButton->GetValue()
&& m_modelNameCombobox->GetSelection() != wxNOT_FOUND )
{
return m_libraryModels.at( m_modelNameCombobox->GetSelection() );
}
else
return m_models.at( static_cast<int>( m_curModelType ) );
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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}
template <typename T>
wxString DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::getSymbolPinString( int symbolPinNumber ) const
{
wxString name = "";
SCH_PIN* symbolPin = m_symbol.GetAllPins().at( symbolPinNumber - 1 );
if( symbolPin )
name = symbolPin->GetShownName();
LOCALE_IO toggle;
if( name.IsEmpty() )
return wxString::Format( "%d", symbolPinNumber );
else
return wxString::Format( "%d (%s)", symbolPinNumber, symbolPin->GetShownName() );
}
template <typename T>
wxString DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::getModelPinString( int modelPinNumber ) const
{
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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const wxString& pinName = curModel().GetPin( modelPinNumber - 1 ).name;
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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LOCALE_IO toggle;
if( pinName.IsEmpty() )
return wxString::Format( "%d", modelPinNumber, pinName );
else
return wxString::Format( "%d (%s)", modelPinNumber, pinName );
}
template <typename T>
int DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::getModelPinNumber( const wxString& aModelPinString ) const
{
if( aModelPinString == "Not Connected" )
return SIM_MODEL::PIN::NOT_CONNECTED;
int length = aModelPinString.Find( " " );
if( length == wxNOT_FOUND )
length = static_cast<int>( aModelPinString.Length() );
long result = 0;
aModelPinString.Mid( 0, length ).ToCLong( &result );
return static_cast<int>( result );
}
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onRadioButton( wxCommandEvent& aEvent )
{
updateWidgets();
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onBrowseButtonClick( wxCommandEvent& aEvent )
{
wxFileDialog dlg( this, _( "Browse Models" ) );
if( dlg.ShowModal() == wxID_CANCEL )
return;
loadLibrary( dlg.GetPath() );
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onModelNameCombobox( wxCommandEvent& aEvent )
{
updateWidgets();
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onOverrideCheckbox( wxCommandEvent& aEvent )
{
updateWidgets();
}
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onDeviceTypeChoice( wxCommandEvent& aEvent )
{
SIM_MODEL::DEVICE_TYPE deviceType =
static_cast<SIM_MODEL::DEVICE_TYPE>( m_deviceTypeChoice->GetSelection() );
m_curModelType = m_curModelTypeOfDeviceType.at( deviceType );
updateWidgets();
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onTypeChoice( wxCommandEvent& aEvent )
{
SIM_MODEL::DEVICE_TYPE deviceType =
static_cast<SIM_MODEL::DEVICE_TYPE>( m_deviceTypeChoice->GetSelection() );
wxString typeDescription = m_typeChoice->GetString( m_typeChoice->GetSelection() );
for( SIM_MODEL::TYPE type : SIM_MODEL::TYPE_ITERATOR() )
{
if( deviceType == SIM_MODEL::TypeInfo( type ).deviceType
&& typeDescription == SIM_MODEL::TypeInfo( type ).description )
{
m_curModelType = type;
break;
}
}
m_curModelTypeOfDeviceType.at( deviceType ) = m_curModelType;
updateWidgets();
}
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onParamGridChanged( wxPropertyGridEvent& aEvent )
{
updateWidgets();
}
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onPinAssignmentsGridCellChange( wxGridEvent& aEvent )
{
int symbolPinNumber = aEvent.GetRow() + 1;
int oldModelPinNumber = getModelPinNumber( aEvent.GetString() );
int modelPinNumber = getModelPinNumber(
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->GetCellValue( aEvent.GetRow(), aEvent.GetCol() ) );
if( oldModelPinNumber != SIM_MODEL::PIN::NOT_CONNECTED )
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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curModel().SetPinSymbolPinNumber( oldModelPinNumber - 1, SIM_MODEL::PIN::NOT_CONNECTED );
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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if( modelPinNumber != SIM_MODEL::PIN::NOT_CONNECTED )
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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curModel().SetPinSymbolPinNumber( modelPinNumber - 1, symbolPinNumber );
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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updatePinAssignmentsGridEditors();
aEvent.Skip();
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onPinAssignmentsGridSize( wxSizeEvent& aEvent )
{
wxGridUpdateLocker deferRepaintsTillLeavingScope( m_pinAssignmentsGrid );
int gridWidth = KIPLATFORM::UI::GetUnobscuredSize( m_pinAssignmentsGrid ).x;
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->SetColSize( static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::MODEL ), gridWidth / 2 );
m_pinAssignmentsGrid->SetColSize( static_cast<int>( PIN_COLUMN::SYMBOL ), gridWidth / 2 );
aEvent.Skip();
}
Sim: Implement loading Spice library files Implement parsing and loading Spice libraries into KiCad. This is done without any involvement of Ngspice -- we create our own in-tree parser using PEGTL -- because Ngspice doesn't offer any intermediate output we could plug ourselves into. We don't parse everything -- just the library content, so this won't be that much effort. We implement some basic Spice code preview to give the user a hint what Spice code eir model will correspond to.
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template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onLibraryFilenameInputUpdate( wxUpdateUIEvent& aEvent )
{
aEvent.Enable( m_useLibraryModelRadioButton->GetValue() );
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onBrowseButtonUpdate( wxUpdateUIEvent& aEvent )
{
aEvent.Enable( m_useLibraryModelRadioButton->GetValue() );
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onModelNameComboboxUpdate( wxUpdateUIEvent& aEvent )
{
aEvent.Enable( m_useLibraryModelRadioButton->GetValue() );
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onOverrideCheckboxUpdate( wxUpdateUIEvent& aEvent )
{
aEvent.Enable( m_useLibraryModelRadioButton->GetValue() );
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onDeviceTypeChoiceUpdate( wxUpdateUIEvent& aEvent )
{
aEvent.Enable( m_useInstanceModelRadioButton->GetValue() );
}
template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onTypeChoiceUpdate( wxUpdateUIEvent& aEvent )
{
aEvent.Enable( m_useInstanceModelRadioButton->GetValue() );
}
Sim Model Editor: Serialize models in fields Implemented serialization and deserialization of models in symbol fields through the SIM_VALUE class. We don't carry the Spice legacy of case-insensitive suffixes, instead we conform to the SI standard (i.e. M is Mega, not milli, P is peta, p is pico). Parameter grid value validation is implemented by simply not allowing any characters that will make the value invalid (instead of highlighting the field in a red color). This will likely be changed at some point in the future.
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template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onSelectionChange( wxPropertyGridEvent& aEvent )
{
// TODO: Activate also when the whole property grid is selected with tab key.
wxPropertyGrid* grid = m_paramGrid->GetGrid();
if( !grid )
{
wxFAIL;
return;
}
wxWindow* editorControl = grid->GetEditorControl();
if( !editorControl )
{
wxFAIL;
return;
}
// Without this, the user had to press tab before they could edit the field.
editorControl->SetFocus();
}
/*template <typename T>
void DIALOG_SPICE_MODEL<T>::onPropertyChanged( wxPropertyGridEvent& aEvent )
{
wxString name = aEvent.GetPropertyName();
for( SIM_MODEL::PARAM& param : getCurModel().Params() )
{
if( param.info.name == name )
{
try
{
param.value->FromString( m_paramGrid->GetPropertyValueAsString( param.info.name ) );
}
catch( KI_PARAM_ERROR& e )
{
DisplayErrorMessage( this, e.What() );
}
}
}
}*/