* Fixed issue #1029
The problem happened because in the described case the
tl::Variant used as a intermediate container holds the
Python QBrush object and when it gets deleted, the
QBrush object is deleted too.
* Added tests
* First step for solution:
Problem was: the ambiguity resolver was making decisions which later resulted in
a name conflict. Later on, another branch of the backtracking algorithm came
across the same situation but decided based on names, creating an conflict.
First part of the solution is to establish the backtracking information
during ambiguity resolution and using that rather than an alternative branch
later on. This avoids this conflict, but does not favor names as mandated
by the "use_names" flag. This will be the second step of the solution.
* Bugfixed solution (partially)
* Introducing third pass in netlist compare
The second pass is "ambiguity resolution by name" and
is skipped if "consider_net_names" is false. The third
pass then is ignoring the names.
* Bugfix
* Comment fixed, test updates
* Added tests
* Added test data variant for CentOS 8
* Fixed issue-1011 by using single-point polygons for texts in deep mode. Tests need fixing.
* Updated tests (text become a single point)
* Added test for issue-1011
* Write polygons as single POLYLINE or LWPOLYLINE to DXF
* DXF writer creates simple polygons from ones with holes in POLYLINE and LWPOLYLINE mode, added tests
- warning if a layer is not mapped
- "," allowed as separator between files on buddy tools (in addition to '+')
- relative paths are resolved relative to . in buddy tools (more natural on Linux)
- Fixed tl::warn and tl::error so warnings/error messages can be continued with tl::noendl.
* PyPI deployment: corrected branch filter
* skip redundant points in partial edit, but not colinear ones
* Polygon transformation now preserves raw points
* Implemented issue-982 (heal option for strmxor)
The option is -m or --heal.
It is default off as in boundary cases (e.g. full layer vs. empty)
the healing adds a considerable memory and performance penalty.
Healing is only effective with tiling and affects output shapes
as well as shape counts.
* Fixed issue 994 (maybe, increased capture range for catching an existing selection)
The option is -m or --heal.
It is default off as in boundary cases (e.g. full layer vs. empty)
the healing adds a considerable memory and performance penalty.
Healing is only effective with tiling and affects output shapes
as well as shape counts.
* Providing a "refresh" function for triggering a refresh from inside the lib
Some other glitches were fixed too:
* LibraryManager wasn't thread-safe
* Library destructor wasn't unregistering
* Crash when re-registering the same library again
* In LibrariesTest normalization of layouts must not include
re-creation of library references to avoid side effects.
Save without context.
* Added missing files
* Fixed unit tests.
* WIP: first attempt to fix issue-983
* WIP: bugfixes
* Fixed a problem with displaying empty cell dimensions, one warning
* Another fix: don't allow proxy cells to be selected in the instance properties dialog. This creates a confusing behaviour
* Fixed a few flaws in the cell selection scheme on the instance properties dialog.
* Early warning when trying to build a recursive hierarchy.
* Another fix: avoid too much undo in case of errors thrown during 'apply' followed by 'cancel'
* First attempt to fix issue 984
* Fixed issue-983 solution
* Fixed the modification status of PCell parameters for 'apply to all'
* WIP: first attempt to fix issue-983
* WIP: bugfixes
* Fixed a problem with displaying empty cell dimensions, one warning
* Another fix: don't allow proxy cells to be selected in the instance properties dialog. This creates a confusing behaviour
* Fixed a few flaws in the cell selection scheme on the instance properties dialog.
* Early warning when trying to build a recursive hierarchy.
* Another fix: avoid too much undo in case of errors thrown during 'apply' followed by 'cancel'
* Fixed issue-983 solution
* Fixed the modification status of PCell parameters for 'apply to all'
Matthias Koefferlein
Kazunari Sekigawa