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turn polygon fill off temporarily

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Former Member over 12 years ago

 

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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 12 years ago

    Quote:

    Hello, Bill!

    You wrote on Sun, 25 Mar 2007 02:39:03 -0700:

     

    B.signals(S) {

    S.polygons(P) {

    P.wires(W) {

    s="";

    sprintf(s, "ripup (%f %f);", u2mm(W.x1), u2mm(W.y1));

    cmd+=s;

    break;

    }

    }

    }

    cmd += "grid last;";

    exit(cmd);

    }

     

    *****************

    start (gulp)

    (gulp) Maybe I should find another hobby

    ..end (gulp)

    I turn white when I look at some of the ULPs

     

     

    Thanks! But it seem to only rip up the polygon in the bottom layer(?). How

    should the script be modified to rip-up polygons in every layer?

    (that would really make life easier, hope someone can help!).

     

    Best regards

     

    Ole,

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    Former Member over 12 years ago

    Think I got the answer here:

     

    /*

    • "ripup" all the signal polygons on a board. (that is,

    • return them to their unfilled state; this shouldn't

    • actually ripup any routed signals unless you happen

    • to have a signal at the exact start point of the first

    • wire of a polygon.

    */

     

    board(B) {

         string s;

         string cmd = "grid mm; ";

     

         B.signals(S) {

              S.polygons(P) {

                   P.wires(W) {

                        s="";

                        sprintf(s, "ripup (%f %f);", u2mm(W.x1), u2mm(W.y1));

                        cmd+=s;

                        cmd+="und;";

                   }

                   

              }

              

         }

         cmd += "grid last;";

         

         exit(cmd);

    }

     

    It rips up all polygons on all layers, and undo's every time. The undo is

    undoing eventually wire rip-up. Use on own expense!

    It seem to work for me, but no guaranties image

     

     

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    Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Ole Olesen wrote:

     

    >Think I got the answer here:

    >/*

    >* "ripup" all the signal polygons on a board. (that is,

    >[...]

     

    what about 'ripup @;'

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    Lorenz

     

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    Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    @Lorenz:

     

    Thanks! I couldn't make it work before but it does now! Didn't realize I

    had to press the GO button ("stop-light signal") after the command.

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    Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Also try

    "display all;ripup @;display last;" either in command line, or in an

    exit("") command for an ulp.

    A hotkey ought to do this for you.

     

     

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    Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Ole Olesen wrote:

     

    >Thanks! I couldn't make it work before but it does now! Didn't realize I

    >had to press the GO button ("stop-light signal") after the command.

     

    looks like you left out the ';'

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    Lorenz

     

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