Hello,
I was wondering how much designers rely on scripts while doing
schematics or boards in eagle. Do you use scripts for some routine tasks
which would simpify the schematic capture or board layout? Which ones are
those?
- Sujay
Hello,
I was wondering how much designers rely on scripts while doing
schematics or boards in eagle. Do you use scripts for some routine tasks
which would simpify the schematic capture or board layout? Which ones are
those?
- Sujay
Sujay Phadke wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering how much designers rely on scripts while doing
schematics or boards in eagle. Do you use scripts for some routine tasks
which would simpify the schematic capture or board layout? Which ones
are those?
- Sujay
With ULP's and scripts you can do almost anything. Rather then bloating
the user interface with every conceivable feature with the building
blocks provided they can be assembled by the user to do unique and
common tasks. If you can type it in on the command line you can put it
in a script to save it for later.
I will use a spread sheet to generate the x,y locations when building a
part from the data sheet. Use that data and make a script then run it,
check the output, modify the script and repeat until it is what I want.
Paul R.
Sujay Phadke wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering how much designers rely on scripts while doing
schematics or boards in eagle. Do you use scripts for some routine tasks
which would simpify the schematic capture or board layout? Which ones
are those?
- Sujay
With ULP's and scripts you can do almost anything. Rather then bloating
the user interface with every conceivable feature with the building
blocks provided they can be assembled by the user to do unique and
common tasks. If you can type it in on the command line you can put it
in a script to save it for later.
I will use a spread sheet to generate the x,y locations when building a
part from the data sheet. Use that data and make a script then run it,
check the output, modify the script and repeat until it is what I want.
Paul R.