Open KarlZeilhofer opened 7 years ago
Hi,
Thanks for your comments and suggestions, I have not had time to work on the tool in the last few weeks.
In the latest commit I have included your installation suggestions for Linux, and updated the help.txt file to include a better description of how the program should be used.
I have not yet had time to make a short demonstration video, but I think it is a good idea. I will work on this in the near-future.
Kind regards,
Berjan
Thanks for your improvements. Now I know, that there is some issue in the python code. It couldn't open my schematics. Have you tested it on linux?
Hi,
Could you perhaps tell me what exactly fails, as I am able to run it just fine under Ubuntu 15.10. The schematic file I just tested with was built using KiCad 4.0
Does the python console give a specific error, or does a pop-up appear?
Kind regards,
Berjan
P.S. I did find a few small bugs when testing, which I fixed, but these only occurred when updating the .sch files to include the information added through the .csv file.
As you perhaps saw in my pull request,
https://github.com/KarlZeilhofer/KiCAD_Partslist_editor/pull/1
the path of the files which should be opened (subsheet filenames) was parsed incorrectly. E.g. instead of /home/karl/mykicadproject python stores only / in it's variable to_open
the error which appears sais "Hierarchical schematics could not be found" (line 97)
Hi,
I was able to reproduce this issue on Ubuntu 15.10 . (I tested it before on linux without a complex hierarchy).
I could not use your pull request directly as it was not made against my repo, I did implement your fix, which also works fine on windows. Thank you.
Kind regards,
Berjan
Hi, I sent you another PR, hope this works now. If you find anything you don't like on my changes, please feel free to edit them. Greets from Austria
Hi,
I'm working mainly with KiCad and I have written some tools by myself. See https://github.com/KarlZeilhofer/kicad2csvbom and https://github.com/KarlZeilhofer/KiCadSheetRearranger
I'm very interested in your tool, but I couldn't find out how to use it properly.
Is there any further documentation or a short demo-video available?
I'm using Linux Mint, and ran your tool directly with python3 (I had to install python3-tk, which would be kind if this is mentioned in the help-file).
Here a proposal for help-text:
Kind regards, Karl