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Can't stop the autorouter

CasaDelGato

Occaisionally, when I'm using the autorouter, I notice it taking a

LONG time, and I see that I've poorly positioned some part.

So I've tried clicking on the STOP button.

It stops the router, I move the part, BUT when I restart the

autorouter it puts my component back where it was, restores the traces

i've ripped up, AND resumes the autorouting where it was stopped

previously.

 

Is there any way to abort the autorouter so it won't restart where it

left off last time?

I want it to start FRESH, as I'll have moved things and ripped up

traces.

 

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  • Silviu Epure schrieb:

    <Cougar@CasaDelGato.Com> wrote in message

    news:1mjun51g976h7vas69ntoi4d75slj81v3a@4ax.com...

    On Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:27:58 -0500, Olin Lathrop <eagle@embedinc.com>

    wrote:

     

    John Lussmyer wrote on Fri, 19 February 2010 11:39

    Is there any way to abort the autorouter so it won't restart where it

    left off last time?

    Delete the autorouter restart file.

    So, whats' the point of being able to stop the auto-router?

    You have to go delete a temp file to be able to DO anything after

    stopping it.

     

    if you would look carefully on the autorouter window, second time you

    run-it, you would get your answer

     

     

     

    What Silviu means is just to remove the hook on "continue existing job"

    in the AR image

     

    --

    Gruß / regards

     

    Joern

     

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  • Silviu Epure schrieb:

    <Cougar@CasaDelGato.Com> wrote in message

    news:1mjun51g976h7vas69ntoi4d75slj81v3a@4ax.com...

    On Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:27:58 -0500, Olin Lathrop <eagle@embedinc.com>

    wrote:

     

    John Lussmyer wrote on Fri, 19 February 2010 11:39

    Is there any way to abort the autorouter so it won't restart where it

    left off last time?

    Delete the autorouter restart file.

    So, whats' the point of being able to stop the auto-router?

    You have to go delete a temp file to be able to DO anything after

    stopping it.

     

    if you would look carefully on the autorouter window, second time you

    run-it, you would get your answer

     

     

     

    What Silviu means is just to remove the hook on "continue existing job"

    in the AR image

     

    --

    Gruß / regards

     

    Joern

     

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