* WIP: first part of fix - generation of hole cutlines
First problem was that hole cutlines got extended
over the whole length and sometimes lead to coincident
edges which are difficult to resolve for the polygon
cutter.
* Refined solution, fixed#718
- disabled elaborate hole insertion procedure for now as the
performance impact has to be assessed yet and the new scheme
will break many tests
- stricter rejection of ambiguous configurations in the polygon cutter
- fallback is boolean AND now since there is no need to re-invoke the
polygon cutter (we can't do so as we made it more strict).
Performance-wise we replace a merge by an AND step which may even be
faster the output is smaller and the polygon cutter does not need
to be re-invoked.
* Compatibility with other STLs
* Fixed issue #704. TODO: replace algorithm by De Boor, check if accuracy is still maintained.
* Switch spline interpolation algorithm to De Boor for better numerical stability.
* Updated tests with DXF accuracy test, provide a warning for unsupported SPLINE types.
* Fixed a compiler warning
* Fixed#646 (crash on PCell Library "delete")
The issue was mainly caused by a "cleanup" call on
the library. Cleanup is supposed to remove excess
top level PCell variants. For libraries this is not
possible, as the library does not know which variants
are used and which are not.
In addition, some hardening against segfaults in
case of defect layouts has been applied.
This patch introduces a slightly more elaborate scheme for building
menus on MacOS. Under normal circumstances, this scheme should maintain
the menu item order as far as possible when Qt is trying to sync with
Mac's menu bar.
Co-authored-by: Matthias <klayoutmatthias>
* WIP: added test case, fixed dup problem and '-' shortcut
* WIP: updated DRC doc and could not resist the temptation to fix 'it's' vs. 'its'
* Deep mode also working with select now. Updated tests.
In addition, the "destroyed" and "objectNameChanged" signals
were added (specifically to QObject).
The API binding for Qt5 was updated which adds some events.
* Password encoding to UTF-8 for Basic HTTP authentication - this is basically a hack. Needs to be reverted as soon as Qt switches to UTF-8 encoding.
* Workaround for issue #615
* Fixed#591 (crash on Macro/Add Location)
The main reason was that the QSortFilterProxyModel is very sensitive
to the order of signals it receives from the proxy model.
In this case, dataChanged() must not be send between layoutAboutToBeChanged()
and layoutChanged(). This happened implicitly during load() of a macro while
scanning the freshly added folder.
* Fixed another part of #591: ability to disable template selection pop-up in macro editor. Tied to the tip window now - if this is dismissed, no template selection dialog will be shown.
* WIP: some refactoring
* WIP: some refactoring
* Netlist compare: introducing ambiguity resolution by net names
By default now net names are used for resolving ambiguities.
If net names match, they will be used to associate nets if the
choice is ambiguous. This is usually much faster and more reliable
than trying to resolve ambiguities through topology analysis.
This feature can be disabled using "consider_net_names(false)" in
the LVS script.
* Some refactoring, Jenkinsfile modified for better test coverage
The solution consists of considering device and subcircuit
equivalences during the evaluation of the node equivalence.
This will block certain paths and help resolving ambiguities
without creating contradictions.
Matthias Koefferlein
Matthias
Thomas Ferreira de Lima