The break wire command is actually two commands: modify the existing
wire and add a new wire. This means that the command must append to the
previous commit to avoid breaking the undo stack
Fixes: lp:1824251
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1824251
The wire image undo/redo option required special handling and was only
used in a single location. Replacing with single change handling
reduces the code complexity
Don't prepend "/" for nets at the top level
Revert "Don't prepend "/" for nets at the top level"
This reverts commit fa9533222f7d33eee5f3fa2320bd9f3167e28076.
Bus upgrades: core new connectivity code
Bus upgrades: eeschema integration and modifications
Bus upgrades: eeschema dialogs
Bus upgrades: netlist export
Bus upgrades: file format changes
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
(cherry picked from commit 9831a14ef3)
This adds a set of conditions that will prevent a wire from being
automatically trimmed. Wires that are currently being moved or are
newly created or are explicitly avoided will not be removed. This also
adds a function to set a flag on items in a block.
Fixes: lp:1744632
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1744632
Schematic cleanup only makes sense after the libraries are fully updated
and loaded. Before pin caching, this was a minor difference but once we
needed to update pin caches, schematic cleanup can remove junctions from
pin-wire connections incorrectly.
Instead, we use the global OpenProjectFiles() schematic cleanup call to
be sufficient and not call a second time, prior to all libraries being
rescued and loaded.
Fixes: lp:1743148
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1743148
Allows buses to acquire junctions based on their connections. Buses
can only have junctions with other buses. Also allows buses to be
draggable junctions for collections
CHANGE: In Eeschema, when placing a component directly over an existing
wire, the wire is automatically removed where it shorted pins.
This helps workflow in Eeschema, allowing one to quickly add components
to existing lines.
Fixes: lp:1678449
* https://bugs.launchpad.net/kicad/+bug/1678449
BreakSegment now breaks a known segment and BreakSegments
breaks all segments. This allows functions to break a
segment without needing to iterate through the whole list.
eeschema now supports arbitrary colors for all object types, and
pcbnew does in GAL canvas. When switching from GAL to legacy canvas,
pcbnew will convert colors to the nearest legacy color.
Still isn't perfect, but removes an actual bug. It's still possible to get
weird things if you try hard, but they're not corrupt and don't trip
assertions. Consider a temporary fix.
* Remove wxDC and EDA_DRAW_FRAME parameters from SCH_SCREEN::SchematicCleanUp()
function call.
* Update all code that calls SCH_SCREEN::SchematicCleanUp() with wxDC and/or EDA_DRAW_FRAME
parameters.
* Fix a display refresh bug when incrementally inserting bus entries created in my last commit.
IsDanglingStateChanged() appears to be broke for bus entries.
* Remove wxDC and EDA_DRAW_PANEL as parameters from function
SCH_SCREEN::TestDanglingEnds().
* Change SCH_SCREEN::TestDanglingEnds() to return the connection change state
rather than the dangling end status which wasn't used anywhere.
* Update all calls to SCH_SCREEN::TestDanglingEnds() to remove wxDC and
EDA_DRAW_PANEL parameters and refresh connection indicators only if a
connection state change occurred.
Now these parameters are stored in user config, not project config ( they are not really related to a given project, they are just a setup during an edition),
and the schematic editor and the component editor have now separate parameters, because they are separate editors with different constraints.
component editor: repeat pin enhancement (from and idea of Edward Johns)
Move items rework: enhancements: for some items (sheets, components, bus entries) the mouse cursor is no more wrapped to the anchor. For large symbols, this is better: they are more easy to place.
There is also a change when starting a move item command: the full screen is redraw, and therefore there is no artifact due to the XOR draw mode.
Some other minor coverity fixes (uninitialized members).
* move not shared files (sch_item_struct.*, sch_base_frame.h) to eeschema;
* move wxEeschemaStruct.h to eeschema and rename it schframe.h to be consistent with the other corresponding file name schframe.cpp;
* remove few not needed #include
was simply a pointer to an object on the display list. At times this object
would disappear from the display list, in the test case because of a concatonation
of two wires, and if you then tried to clone the non-existent object you'd get a
crash. This was not merely a bug, but a naive design choice. IMO.
Now the item to repeat is cloned, so will never also be on the display list.
Jeff Young
Seth Hillbrand
Jon Evans
Wayne Stambaugh
Tomasz Wlostowski
Ronnie Gaensli
jean-pierre charras
Chris Pavlina
Wayne Stambaugh
Mark Roszko
Dick Hollenbeck