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Eagle 6.0.0 polygon filling and edge deletion problem

Former Member

Hi,

 

Sorry - found another problem with 6.0.0 that wasn't there in 5.x.

 

Basically, if you delete an edge rats-nested filled polygon, then the polygon doesn't visually update like it did in 5.11.0. Undo also suffers from problems too.

 

Video is available from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPD-Kevo7Zw

 

 

Example 5.11.0 format file from http://www.tribbeck.com/misc/PolyRemove.brd.zip

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  • in reply to Former Member

    On 1/27/2012 2:23 PM, Jason Tribbeck wrote:

    Just tried this in 6.1.1 (beta version, in case anyone's wondering), and it looks fixed.

     

    I'm guessing this is it: "Fixed deleting plolygon edges: Drop the currently calculated polygon data for correct update after delete"

     

    (Thanks!)

     

     

    Hi Jason,

     

    Thank you for pointing out the issue, I believe all of the bugs you

    reported have been exercised and corrected. Thank you for the effort you

    put into finding them.

     

    Best Regards,

    Jorge Garcia

     

     

     

     

  • in reply to Former Member

    I wasn't going to reply about the "manual routing got difficult" until I'd spent some more time with it (I didn't spot it at all last night, which is a good sign).

     

    Although one bug hasn't been fixed yet - the icon showing you which bend and via style on Mac OS. I thought this would be the easiest to fix image! This is the one that I asked in the thread if there was a list of known issues.

     

    Initially, I was a bit annoyed with 6.0 - it seemed as though the only change was the XML format files, and a bunch of stuff had got broken (I still find the new cut and paste a bit fiddly - the old method was a bit clunky, but worked - the new seems kind of a half-way between that and other applications). But then I thought that I'm a developer - I'm sure I've regressed some of the software I help develop, so it's just one of those things. No-one got hurt, and it was quite fun trying to think of the reasons behind the bugs while trying to reproduce them.