Adds a link-time dependency for libngspice, so that other tools may
detect ngspice as a KiCad dependency.
The library is still loaded with dlopen() as it gives a way to reload it
in case of problems. The DLL name is recognized during CMake
configuration and used to load the library at runtime.
CanonicalizeName only adds the lib prefix and .so suffix, so loading
libngspice.so fails until the development package is installed.
MAC/Windows code paths lookup soversion 0 of ngspice as well, as this
is the only compatible version.
The wire between two points should not be trimmed if it starts or ends
on one of the component's connection points.
(cherry picked from commit d2906f7975)
The '/' and ':' are reserved and cannot be used in symbol or footprint
names. They will cause the LIB_ID parser and formatter to fail. While
it seems like they should be legal in symbol alias names, they will
trigger a symbol rescue the next time the schematic is loaded.
Use ID_SCH as in the Eagle schematic plugin rather than ID_ALIAS to
ensure symbol names do not need rescued the next time the schematic is
opened.
Remove ID_ALIAS since the rules for alias names are the same as the
rules for symbol names. Otherwise, allowing '/' and ':' in alias names
will force a symbol rescue on the next schematic load.
Fixes lp:1795600
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1795600
Somewhere during v5 rc cycle, the trimming of wires laid over simple
components was removed. The wires were still removed as soon as the
user moved the component again. This corrects the first behavior to
intended action for simple components.
Fixes: lp:1794019
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1794019
Reset lock file when saving a schematic sheet to a different file name.
This prevents a file is already open error from being displayed when
opening the original file.
Fixes lp:1788507
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1788507
Under certain conditions, it was possible for the block handler to be
entered with no mouse capture callback which would raise a rather
cryptic error message to the user. This should have always been an
assertion so users will not see this issue in release builds.
Fixes lp:1791839
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1791839
The symbol library table rescue candidate was only using the item name
of the library ID object which was being compared to the fully formatted
library ID causing a comparison failure so no instances of any rescued
symbols was shown in the dialog.
Fixes lp:1791805
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1791805
Even though slash is a valid character in symbol names, it is a revision
separator, but is not the case with Eagle symbol names.
Fixes: lp:1791653
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1791653
(cherry-picked from commit 2c217499)
Spice may include a list of directives that are wrapped with
.control and .endc. Such directives do not have a dot prefix, so
they need to be handled in a special way.
Fixes: lp:1787902
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1787902
(cherry-picked from commit 36f2eb11)
Previously, when creating a new instance of a sheet, the full set of references
was cleared.
Moreover, if this sheet has sub-sheets, the annotation was incorrectly handled
Now only (and all) new sheet path(s) created have a reference cleared, as expected.
(new sheet paths can be more than one, if the new instance of the sheet has sub-sheets)
Fixes: lp:1789048
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1789048
Bitmaps in eeschema are mainly used for referencing and data. Having
them between functional items obscures the elements. This places the
images in the background for eeschema as a partial fix for lp:1787404
This commit should not be picked into 5.1 as the canvas changes.
When expanding the drag item to allow corners, we accidentally picked up
other items in the list. This limits the items that can be dragged to
only those that are explicitly in the draggable list.
A side effect of this commit is that when converting from move to drag
(with tab), items not in the draggable list will be left in place.
Fixes: lp:1787966
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1787966
We have a dialog shim that raises the ERC dialog in front of the
schematic frame, which is useful for keeping the ERC dialog visible
during debugging. But mouse move events do not pass through to the
schematic, resulting in a captured mouse pointer but no drawing updates.
As a work-around we close the ERC dialog while placing new components.
Previous ERC data still exist when the window is launched again.
Fixes: lp:1779851
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1779851
It was only a overzealous (in this case) assert, with no issue.
The fix avoid calling DeleteAll() when there is nothing to delete.
Fixes: lp:1787810
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1787810
Eagle files that are edited may be missing required data. While we do
not need to handle these files, we do need to prevent segfaults in KiCad
when reading them.
Three instances of variables named "reference" shadow a typedef
within std::vector producing:
warning: declaration of ‘reference’ shadows a previous local [-Wshadow]
note: shadowed declaration is here
typedef typename _Alloc_traits::reference reference;
This patch works around by renaming "reference" to "schReference".
When parsing component names, we need to account for the possibility of
illegal characters (e.g. "/", ":") in the names from v4 libraries. They
are fixed internally by the cache parser but if we don't fix them
in the rescue routine, the symbol won't match it's cache name.
This standardizes all schematic illegal character routines into LIB_ID
Fixes: lp:1774774
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1774774
For the path separator in full filename, the sheet filename from the dialog uses the Unix notation,
and the "old" sheet filename uses the default notation (it is the actual filename).
Therefore, on Windows, after closing the dialog, the filename was always seen as modified,
and the hierarchy was incorrectly modified (annotation cleared).
During the symbol library table implementation, the legal character
tests for the footprint library table were changed and the forward
slash '/' character became illegal. This change broke editing some
users footprint library tables that already had '/' in library table
nicknames. This change split the library nickname and library item
name illegal character tests.
Jeff Young
Maciej Suminski
Stefan Brüns
Michael Kavanagh
jean-pierre charras
Seth Hillbrand
Wayne Stambaugh
Joël Bertrand
Ronnie Gaensli
Carsten Schoenert
John Beard
Martin Aberg