Performing a delete node hot key operation while Eeschema is busy performing
another operation causes an assertion in the delete node command event
handler in debug builds. It also causes the operation in progress to be
cleared if the assertion is ignored or in release builds.
Fix a similar issue when the leave current sheet hot key is called while
busing performing another operation which causes rather interesting behavior
in the sheet that was exited.
Fixes lp:1627434
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1627434
By rethrowing the exception here, the entire caching process is
curtailed if there is an IO_ERROR while parsing a lib. This means any
libs up to the one before the bad one will be cached, but ones after it
wil not be.
Change to wxLogError to gather the errors to present to the user at the
end of the process.
Fix build error when KICAD_USE_SCH_IO_MANAGER=OFF due to const issues with
LIB_PART ctor.
Fix unused variable build warning in legacy schematic plugin.
Make LIB_PART copy constructor take a const LIB_PART reference.
Add SaveSymbol to legacy symbol library plugin.
Add removeAlias to legacy symbol library cache.
Add AddSymbol to legacy symbol library cache.
netlist generation: remove option "replace IC and U ref by X" (broken option).
All component refs are now prefixed by the Spice_Primitive field value.
Therefore the netlist used by Kicad ngsipce simulator and the spice netlist generated from dialog are the same.
(note: like previously, forbidden chars like ( and ) are replaced by _ in netnames)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1619436
Eeschema crashes when selecting a text editor from the REC dialog. (Linux Only)
It happens only if a text editor was never selected in Kicad.
* Rename redundant function PART_LIB::GetEntry() to PART_LIB::GetAlias() which
is more descriptive and move the GetAlias() function which was nothing more
than a call to GetEntry().
This commit creates more issues than resolves. It could happen that
there are components with different reference types (e.g. U1 and IC1)
that would be later converted to X1, causing a conflict.
One cannot call ngSpice_Init() twice without unloading the dll. When calling
ngSpice_Init, we pass a pointer to a NGSPICE instance and thus it cannot be changed.
When any of the callback function is called with a stale pointer everything crashes.
* Write SCH_LEGACY_PLUGIN_CACHE object for handling the legacy symbol library
file format.
* Write legacy symbol library file parser.
* Write code to transfer cache to PART_LIB object so existing library save
code can be used for round trip testing. This is temporary until Eeschema
is updated to use the plugin for library management rather than PART_LIB.
* Add LIB_XXXX object helper functions where there was no way to set the member
variables of an object.
* Give the cache object friend status to some object where there are incredibly
byzantine ways of setting text in LIB_XXXX objects.