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Fabmaster: omit DEVICE TYPE, COMPONENT VALUE, TOLERANCE texts

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These seem like footprint fields, but there is no obvious way
to associate them. Dumping them on the the silk/fab layers creates
huge overlapping spam on the board, so for now, just leave them
out.

Allegro has a more "2D" layer system with classes (e.g. DEVICE TYPE)
and subclasses (SILKSCREEN_TOP), which make things difficult to
make map cleanly to KiCad layers.
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John Beard 2024-11-26 22:08:38 +08:00
parent 8152ec06d1
commit 29a66714cd
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pcbnew/pcb_io/fabmaster/import_fabmaster.cpp
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@ -1631,6 +1631,20 @@ size_t FABMASTER::processTraces( size_t aRow )
auto& ref = *result.first;
ref->segment.emplace( std::move( gr_item ) );
}
else if( new_trace->lclass == "DEVICE TYPE" || new_trace->lclass == "COMPONENT VALUE"
|| new_trace->lclass == "TOLERANCE" )
{
// TODO: This seems like a value field, but it's not immediately clear how to map it
// to the right footprint.
// So these spam the board with huge amount of overlapping text.
// Examples:
// S!DEVICE TYPE!SILKSCREEN_BOTTOM!TEXT!260!255815 1!2725.00!1675.00!270.000!YES!LEFT!45 0 60.00 48.00 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00!CAP_0.1UF_X5R_6.3V_20% 0201 _40!!!!
// S!DEVICE TYPE!ASSEMBLY_BOTTOM!TEXT!260!255816 1!2725.00!1675.00!270.000!YES!LEFT!45 0 60.00 48.00 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00!CAP_0.1UF_X5R_6.3V_20% 0201 _40!!!!
// S!COMPONENT VALUE!SILKSCREEN_BOTTOM!TEXT!260!18949 1!361.665!1478.087!270.000!YES!LEFT!31 0 30.000 20.000 0.000 6.000 31.000 6.000!0.01uF!!!!
// For now, just don't do anything with them.
}
else if( gr_item->width == 0 )
{
auto result = zones.emplace( std::move( new_trace ) );
@ -1644,7 +1658,6 @@ size_t FABMASTER::processTraces( size_t aRow )
seq,
rownum );
}
}
else
{