On 10/23/07, DJ Delorie <dj@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Would it be sufficient to say "if we're within the radius of the
pin/pad's copper, snap to the pin/pad, else use the grid" ?
Only if "snap to pin/pad" is selected. Otherwise just snap to the nearest grid point.
Currently, it's "if we're within the grid spacing of the pin/pad...".
Are you saying "if we're within one grid spacing of one of the defining points for the pin/pad..."? I'm just trying to be sure I understand how the current grid snapping works.
A subtle point is that the "snap to to pins/pads" mode used to snap to the center point (midpoint of the line between the two defining points of the pad). As of about a year ago, it changed to snap to the nearest of the two defining points of the pad.
Joe T
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