Re: gEDA-user: Gschem printing style chang (20060123 to 20060906)

["Mike Jarabek" <mjarabek@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Alessandro Baretta <a.baretta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:

> The schematics printed with gschem used to have a very elegant and 
polished 
> style. Now, after having upgraded to the latest and greatest version, I 
notice 
> that graphic lines (including component symbols) are much lighter/thinner 
than 
> nets, thus degrading elegance and readability. The problem is not with the 
nets 
> being thick but with the lines being thin. Is there any way to revert to 
the 
> previous graphics style?

    This is my fault.  Can you send me a small example of where you see this 
problem?  I tried to cover all the cases  like this when I rewrote the 
postscript output.  (Private mail is okay.)  I promise to make the lines 
right.

    What usually happens is that the line width that is stored internal to 
gschem is set to '0' for the objects in question, so the line drawing code 
has to substitute a value.  Unfortunately for your schematic, the values 
seem to be inconsistent between the nets and the lines.  Having an example 
would help me track down where the problem lies. (I must have missed this 
case on my test schematic.)

     In your example, please include both the schematic _and_ the postscript 
output, in case there are locale issues with the number printing.

Thanks,
Mike
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                              Mike Jarabek
                                FPGA/ASIC Designer
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