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Hyperlinks

e14 Contributor
e14 Contributor over 14 years ago

Hello,

 

On 12/02/2011 12:06 PM, Ben wrote:

> what's about a hyperlink in 'Attributes'?

> Could be usefull for providing a link to the datasheet of a device on

> the homepage of the manufacturer.

> The hyperlink should appear if you open the 'Info' window of a device

> (like attributes do already).

 

we do have hyperlinks in all kinds of Eagle descriptions (like for

packages, devices, since V6 also sheets, board and more).

The best way to do what you want is the device description.

So I don't think this is necessary.

Please post further mails on this in our suggest forum !

 

Regards,

Walter Spermann

 

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    e14 Contributor over 14 years ago

    I'm using the device description right now.

    I just think that it's not a logical approach that I have to use the

    "ADD" command to get the datasheet link for a device that is already

    placed in my schematic...

     

     

    Am 06.12.2011 08:16, schrieb Ben:

    Hello,

     

    On 12/02/2011 12:06 PM, Ben wrote:

    > what's about a hyperlink in 'Attributes'?

    > Could be usefull for providing a link to the datasheet of a device on

    > the homepage of the manufacturer.

    > The hyperlink should appear if you open the 'Info' window of a device

    > (like attributes do already).

     

    we do have hyperlinks in all kinds of Eagle descriptions (like for

    packages, devices, since V6 also sheets, board and more).

    The best way to do what you want is the device description.

    So I don't think this is necessary.

    Please post further mails on this in our suggest forum !

     

    Regards,

    Walter Spermann

     

     

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    e14 Contributor over 14 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

    @Christian:

    thank you for sending this ULP, but:

    I know that there are several ways to realize hyperlinks in schematic,

    like your ULP or an "attribute" in a "device" (I'm using this approach

    already).

    I was just looking for a more user-friendly solution like a hyperlink in

    the "info"-box of a device in a sheet or board.

    It's a little bit strange that hyperlinks work in "all kinds of Eagle

    descriptions..." (like Cadsoft says) but not in a "Info"-box, although

    this box shows absolutely the same attribute defined in a device!

     

    Am 06.12.2011 21:39, schrieb Jorge Garcia:

    On 12/6/2011 4:28 AM, Christian Bohrer wrote:

    >> "Ben"<frank.dannull@meinberg.de> a écrit dans le message de news:

    >> jbkg73$18g$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    >>> I'm using the device description right now.

    >>> I just think that it's not a logical approach that I have to use the

    >>> "ADD" command to get the datasheet link for a device that is already

    >>> placed in my schematic...

    >>

    >> I have attached an ULP for you: HyperLink.ulp

    >>

    >> You just have to add an attribute named "HYPERLINK" in your

    >> device/variant,

    >> fill it with the url of your choice and add the device in your

    >> schematic sheet.

    >>

    >> Then, in the schematic sheet, select this device with a group and run

    >> HyperLink.ulp

    >> You can also do the same in the board.

    >>

    >>

    Hi Christian,

     

    You may want to consider uploading your HyperLink.ulp to the website so

    that other may benefit from it as well. Since we are running the

    Smartest EAGLE contest you might as well, through it in there as well.

    Obviously you would only be interested in the contest if you didn't own

    a normal pro license.

     

    In any case the community will benefit, for your ULP.

     

    Thanks for the work you've put into it.

     

    Best Regards,

     

    Jorge Garcia

    Cadsoft Computer

     

     

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    e14 Contributor over 14 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

    @Christian:

    thank you for sending this ULP, but:

    I know that there are several ways to realize hyperlinks in schematic,

    like your ULP or an "attribute" in a "device" (I'm using this approach

    already).

    I was just looking for a more user-friendly solution like a hyperlink in

    the "info"-box of a device in a sheet or board.

    It's a little bit strange that hyperlinks work in "all kinds of Eagle

    descriptions..." (like Cadsoft says) but not in a "Info"-box, although

    this box shows absolutely the same attribute defined in a device!

     

    Am 06.12.2011 21:39, schrieb Jorge Garcia:

    On 12/6/2011 4:28 AM, Christian Bohrer wrote:

    >> "Ben"<frank.dannull@meinberg.de> a écrit dans le message de news:

    >> jbkg73$18g$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

    >>> I'm using the device description right now.

    >>> I just think that it's not a logical approach that I have to use the

    >>> "ADD" command to get the datasheet link for a device that is already

    >>> placed in my schematic...

    >>

    >> I have attached an ULP for you: HyperLink.ulp

    >>

    >> You just have to add an attribute named "HYPERLINK" in your

    >> device/variant,

    >> fill it with the url of your choice and add the device in your

    >> schematic sheet.

    >>

    >> Then, in the schematic sheet, select this device with a group and run

    >> HyperLink.ulp

    >> You can also do the same in the board.

    >>

    >>

    Hi Christian,

     

    You may want to consider uploading your HyperLink.ulp to the website so

    that other may benefit from it as well. Since we are running the

    Smartest EAGLE contest you might as well, through it in there as well.

    Obviously you would only be interested in the contest if you didn't own

    a normal pro license.

     

    In any case the community will benefit, for your ULP.

     

    Thanks for the work you've put into it.

     

    Best Regards,

     

    Jorge Garcia

    Cadsoft Computer

     

     

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