Re: gEDA-user: pcb, route styles of layers

[Steven Michalske <smichalske@xxxxxxxxx>]

I would vote for having a board stack that defines styles.

on each layer have the ability to define types of lines.
	good ole width
	wcalc assisted ( needs board information )
		50 Ohm single strip
		120 Ohm multiline strip ( This might need the ability to draw  
differential pairs )

as was mentioned in this thread remembering a last used, or switching  
to a default would be good options.

Hardkrash


On Oct 14, 2008, at 8:47 AM, Stefan Salewski wrote:

> In pcb 20080202 (GTK) we have 4 route styles -- these are not direct
> related/coupled to layers.
>
> Currently I am doing a 6 (maybe only 4) layer layout. I have to switch
> often between layers, and whenever I select an other layer, I select  
> an
> other route style (power, outer-signal, inner-signal ...)
>
> For multi-layer layout it may be more pleasant to assign a route style
> to each virtual layer, so we have to select layer only without  
> worrying
> about correct route style. Different route styles for the same  
> physical
> (copper) layer can be handled by virtual layers (i.e. power-fat,
> power-thin).
>
> Best regards
>
> Stefan Salewski
>
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