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I think user defined attributes would also be helpful for SubCircuits. This would allow for instance to do an easy mapping from the netlist to layout.
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Ok, thanks! Yes, I think this would make KLayout an even more general geometry library. :smiley:
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Thanks for answering! Yes, this is the way I'm doing it now. As for now I'm only looking for intersections with a rectangle, so this solution is good enough. I thought that at the core of the boolean operations there must be something like this but …
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Unfortunately I don't have a Windows installation to reproduce the issue. But I heard from other people who had difficulties because they had python3.7 installed but KLayout has python3.5 built-in. Therefore, when running pip3 the packages go to a d…
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python3 setup.py install --user from git seems to work!
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Ok. No problem! So compiling it myself should help. I'll try that. Unfortunately I never touched Travis and Jenkins myself...
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There is: reg.size https://www.klayout.de/doc-qt4/code/class_Region.html#method134 ;)
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Don't worry about the bugs. I'm aware that this is work in progress. I just used DVB to extract the netlist of a small hand-drawn design for SPICE simulation and verification. DVB helped me to find bugs in my own design ;) What about netlist compar…
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Ok. I see. I didn't think about this issue. Thanks!
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Documentation and code is here: https://codeberg.org/tok/spicex
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I put it in the package repo as a python library. It's called 'spicex'. Note: currently you will need to build KLayout from the 'dvb' branch.
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Yes I can share it. But don't expect too much. In the first step I will just care about three-terminal transistors and dump them to SPICE. I will post it here when I have something that works more or less.
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If somebody would like to use Blender instead of OpenSCAD, let me know. I started experimenting and I would be motivated to push the project if somebody is interested. Blender would be useful for good-looking renderings and illustrations.
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BTW: It is called 'gds3xtrude' and should be available from the package manager. However, the dependencies must be installed manually first: pip3 install --user gds3xtrude pip3 install --user klayout # Only if gds3xtrude is used as a standalone tool…
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Thanks for answering! Then I best let the users manage the dependencies. They need to install OpenSCAD manually anyway.
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Hi, sure! This is possible! I hacked a snipped for you that allows you to cycle through locations by pressing Ctrl+n: import pyafrom itertools import cyclemain_window = pya.Application.instance().main_window()current_view = main_window.current_view…