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We want to merge the tags at the cq.Workplane.ctx.tags level and handle conflicts (e.g. tags defined in the left arg have precedence).
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Tuo Xie requested the ability to visualize clocking (pins & wires I believe). We should make it easier to visualize subsets of the device routing resource and types of routing nets.
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Add filtering to the rr_nodes displayed (ToggleRR), and to the nets displayed (ToggleNets). I think we should have an option to filter what is shown by node type, node name (segment or pin t
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Are there any docs for the python bindings available. I have no idea how to use libredwg and run into a crash imediatly:
>>> import LibreDWG
>>> LibreDWG.Dwg_Data()
<LibreDWG.Dwg_Data; proxy of <Swig Object of type '_dwg_struct *' at 0x7f1dbf13d9c0> >
>>> data = LibreDWG.Dwg_Data()
>>> data.swig/python detected a memory leak of type 'BITCODE_MS *', no destructor found.
swig/python det
Request DWGclean
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Expected behavior
When the user selects a line and no point, pressing "m" should create a new point constrained to the midpoint of the line.
Actual behavior
Nothing happens
Additional information
This is not a bug, as "m" is meant to constrain an existing point to a line. Some users don't realize this and expect the midpoint function to create a midpoint, and that seems