The DRC annular ring width test failed to take into account that a pad
could be contained inside another pad having the same number (thermal
vias for example) which changes the effective annular width of the pad
contained within another pad. A test was added to calculate the effective
annular ring width in this case.
Added some PNS log viewer helper and test code to the PNS playground QA
utility for testing the effective pad annular width code.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/17485
Circles only use one dimension and we tend to ignore the other in our UI
but it is kept and reflects the previous second dimensional value. When
checking DRC, we should only be concerned with the single value used
unless the pad has two dimensions
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/17944
The schematic net names are fully unique but if we have multiple pads
that are mapped to a NC pin, they need to have unique net names so that
they do not get connected to each other in the ratsnest. This breaks
the schematic parity check as we have modified the netname for some
pads. To work around this, we first maintain the zero-th net without
suffix and then add an additional check in DRC to ensure that we allow
unconnected nets as long as the share a common prefix with the schematic
netname.
If there is a small hole (smaller than the conn width), we can loop
around in a circle checking all points and not move past the mimimum
distance.
To avoid this, if we detect a loop, we exit the substantial checker.
This should return with true because a large hole will return true and
we are only checking to see if there is a minimum amount of copper
between two open areas
Board items should not be in a group when they are deleted, but these
are dummy ones, so their group membership doesn't matter.
Fixes KICAD-7P0
Fixes KICAD-6VX
Fixes KICAD-7KK
Fixes KICAD-6VH
This one for symbol <-> footprint. (Original was for
lib footprint <-> board footprint.)
Also fixes a major bug in DRC where we bail out of parity
checking if DRCE_MISSING_FOOTPRINT is set to ignore (or
overflows).
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/16671
Requires string change, but it's a bug, and worse, a DRC
bug. I did minimize the changes by using a single error
message string that then has the various settings (which
are already translated) put into it.
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/16671
This allows us to poll the event loop & update the progress
on a time interval rather than on an items-completed
interval (the later of which can't easily take host machine
performance into account).
Also fixes a bug where we'd bail out of QueryColliding if
we ever found !testClearance && !testShorting && !testHoles.
This allows us to poll the event loop & update the progress
on a time interval rather than on an items-completed
interval (the later of which can't easily take host machine
performance into account).
Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/16506
- fix tests for zones: they were rotated/moved twice before comparing
- fix tests for some graphics (RECT and POLYGONS): they were not always compared
using the right order.
Fixes#16501https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/16501
Instead of changing the footprint in test to have a non flipped, non rotated
fp, change the footprint template from library to have the same transform.
It reduce problems like rounding and graphic shape convert for rectangles.
Fixes#16075https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/16075
in bool shapeNeedsUpdate(), if a shape is a rectangle and the other is a polygon,
we need to try to convert the polygon to a rectangle for comparison, because some
transforms ( and especially PCB_SHAPE::Normalize() ) can convert a polygon to a rectangle
So a poly and a rectangle can be in fact the same shape
Partial fix of bug 16075.
Jeff Young
Thomas Pointhuber
Wayne Stambaugh
Seth Hillbrand
Thomas Gambier
Armin Schoisswohl
Jon Evans
Ian McInerney
Marek Roszko
jean-pierre charras
Jan Wichmann