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Kicad needs wxWidgets, the multi platform G.U.I.
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Known problems:
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wxMSW:
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*DO NOT* use wxMSW.2.8.1
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in fact: use wxWidgets >= 2.9.3
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use *only* wxWidgets >= 3.0
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wxGTK
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Use wxWidgets 2.8.10 or later
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wxWidgets patch:
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wxMSW, version 2.8.x
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Some zoom values smaller than 3 to 5 create artifacts on screen, mainly values < 1.
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(corresponding to draw scale factor > 1 )
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See http://trac.wxwidgets.org/ticket/9554 (and 11669).
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This is fixed in version 2.9.3
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wxWidgets 2.9.1 (all platforms)
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Has a problem when using the built in string to double conversion:
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In countries using a comm instead of a point as floating number separator
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*************************************************************************************
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wxGTK version: All
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wxGTK version: All before wxWidgets 3.0
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*************************************************************************************
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Patch for printing wide traces that were shown with missing rounded end caps.
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Without this patch, printing boards and schematics under Linux, and perhaps OSX
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PsPrint( "1 setlinecap\n" );
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PsPrint("%%EndSetup\n");
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Known bug on Windows:
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Postscript printers print tracks like tin line.
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It happens only for PS drivers, and PDF printer.
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Other drivers (PCL for instance) work fine,
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so it is unlikely a bug inside Kicad/wxWidgets
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{
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m_canUpdate = false;
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m_parent = aParent;
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m_currentPad = aPad; // aPad can be NULL, if the dialog is calleg
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// from the modoule editor to set default pad characteristics
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m_currentPad = aPad; // aPad can be NULL, if the dialog is called
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// from the module editor to set default pad characteristics
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m_board = m_parent->GetBoard();
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m_dummyPad = new D_PAD( (MODULE*) NULL );
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