It would be ideal if it would use the s-expr
kicad_pcb.general.title_block.title by default, and then fall back to
something based on the output step file, but even just the output step
file is a far better default than the "open cascade step translator
version..." text it uses at the moment.
Similar improvements using the title_block would be future work.
Signed-off-by: Karl Palsson <karlp@etactica.com>
FreeCAD uses gzip-based stpZ files but many programs will compress using
the archive format of PKZIP (e.g. WinZIP). This handles the archive
format, taking the first file from the archive, which by the standard
should be the STEP file
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/5376
- The default value is 0.01 mm (according to comments and similar to the 3D viewer
settings that uses 0.02 mm)
- The export dialog has now 3 values 1 micron, 0.01mm (default) and 0.1 mm
The 0.1 micron option is removed: it makes no sense for a mechanical tolerance.
Versions specific variables that may point to objects that change
through versions, allowing multiple KiCad versions to operate correctly
(even on MSW) on the same machine.
The use of printf, wxLogDebug, and std::err/std::out causes excessive
debugging output which makes finding specific debugging messages more
difficult than it needs to be.
There is still some debugging output in test code that really needs to
be moved into a unit test.
Add debugging output section to the coding policy regarding debugging
output.
- Better code and messages.
- Speedup calculations when removing cutouts and holes from main board.
- Do not stop step generation when trying to load a 3D modele having issues.
The Boost::boost style library dependencies don't work
on some CMake versions (couldn't find library -lBoost::boost)
Use ${Boost_INCLUDE_DIRS} in the target_include_dirs() instead.
This adds a test to the recent GetLayerName function, and moves
it to the base.h file for re-use for any code that needs a
layer name.
This test covers the case that caused lp:1824750 [1].
[1]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1824750
The SEXPR class is a useful general-purpose S-Expression library
class and can (maybe) be used else where. It also should get
test coverage, as even if noone else uses it, it's critical for the
kicad2step exporter.
Also add some test coverage for some kicad2step routines. For now,
they're not useful outside kicad2step, but they are at least a useful
reference for S-Expression parsing.
This is not technically correct (the Boost dependency is introduced through
libcommon), but less invasive as it doesn't pull in libcommon on the linker
command line.
More recent Kicad_pcb files have quoted layer names (i.e.
strings, not symbols). The importer in K2S doesn't handle that,
so it chokes on elements like (layer "Edge.Cuts").
Fixes: lp:1824750
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1824750
The addition of very small segments in OCE triggers sliver
removal/cleanup in the BREP generation that can get stuck in a very long
loop during STEP export of boards. These were introduced to ensure
closure of boards with small gaps that were too big for OCE to consider
joined.
Removing the small segments allows STEP export to proceed in a
reasonable time. This also decreases the default minimum gap size that
kicad2step uses to determine curve matching. This prevents mis-matching
small curves
Fixes: lp:1784626
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1784626
STEP exporter keeps outline contiguous by storing the last point
coordinates and using them as the starting point for the next segment. It
might create a problem for arcs, as one of the arc end points may become
translated (changed to the last outline point), while the remaining
points (center and the other endpoint) are kept original. For large
deltas it renders an arc invalid, as it cannot pass through a modified
endpoint anymore.
To fix this, short segments are added to link the last outline point
with an arc endpoint, but only if the distance between the two is below
a certain threshold. This way the outline is kept contiguous and the arc
end point is unmodified, warranting its correctness.
Fixes: lp:1774351
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1774351
The opencascade patch intrusively checked against libraries but broke
some build scripts. This restores the default cmake OCE behavior that was
changed by 2bab30d9a and makes the OpenCascade search truly secondary.
- Display offset units in 3D preview window (inches or mm)
- Fix offset in 3D renderer
- Fix offset in Raytracing renderer
- Fix offset in STEP export
- Fix offset in VRML export
- Display offset units in 3D preview window (inches or mm)
- Fix offset in 3D renderer
- Fix offset in Raytracing renderer
- Fix offset in STEP export
- Fix offset in VRML export
- Use simple filename matching
- If a STEP file is found, use that instead
- Similar behaviour to the infamous StepUp tool
Fixes lp:1710796
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1710796
The file filter wild card was defined incorrectly causing the file picker
to not display *.stp and *.step file extensions. Change the wildcard per
wxFileDialog documentation.
Prevent the file extension from being forced to .stp even when the user
defined a different extension in the file picker.
Override TransferDataFromWindow to test for file existence and warn user
only once if a file overwrite can occur.
Minor STEP export dialog string and layout improvements.
Make kicad2step honor user's file extension rather than always setting it
to .stp.
Fixes lp:1709636
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1709636
Set BRL precision to 10 nanometers to prevent floating point round errors
from creating arcs that leave gaps in the board outlines. Note: it may
be prudent to make this setting 100 nanometers if there are gerber export
issues.
Fixes lp:1652406
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1652406
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Mikołaj Wielgus
Marek Roszko
Dominik Wernberger
Jeff Young
Simon Richter
Yegor Yefremov
Ian McInerney
Simon Schubert
John Beard
Seth Hillbrand
Maciej Suminski
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Chris Pavlina
Cirilo Bernardo
Morgan Quigley
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