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Equations are evaluated at the time when they are needed.
However, you are right. The min() function should be improved to return the complex value. Thanks for pointing that out!
The problem with the schematic above is that xvalue() always corresponds to the first dependency, but you are trying to use the second dependency of S[1,1].
You’re right, that’s not quite well done.
Concerning the “Save as…” action, the file appears in the “Content” view, but at the end of the list. So, I will change this and sort it to the correct position.
Concerning the “Projects” tab, I think it would be better to allow project folders being drag’n’dropped into the list directly. An external file explorer won’t be needed anymore.
Other (better) proposals?
Hm, I don’t know where all this problems come from. Anyway, I would suggest to try a Win 32bit version, just because QucsStudio is a 32bit one.
The UTf-8 warnings maybe come from special characters (German “Umlaute”)? I think for the first test, the most simple example is the best choice:
x=0:0.1:6;
y=sin(x);
plot(x,y)I had a closer look on it. The realization is quite straight forward and it is a nice idea, indeed. Now I wonder why I haven’t thought about it earlier.
This is extremely hard to realize if it should always work. Unwanted connections will often occure and if a block of components is rotated it’s even more critical…
Just a tip: If a new schematic is drawn and you start the simulation before saving the file, then the schematic is automatically chosen as the data display.
Just one idea: It might work with a different Octave version. The first entry in the “Tools” forum describes how to install it. It’s surely worth a try.
I don’t think that Wine7 will fix this problem. It is not a DLL issue, either. It seems to come from the Linux graphic system, kind of aliasing problem that puts the line one pixel outside the painting area. A quick and dirty solution would be to increase the line width to 2 pixels. Hm, not that nice…
When Octave is run from QucsStudio, the ./QucsStudio/bin/ folder is added to the path. Thus, the DLLs don’t need to be copied on Windows. But it seems that Wine ignores this path.
Unfortunately, I don’t have any clue about the font problem. It seems you’ve done the right things… strange… !?
This is currently not possible. I’ve never thought about such a task. Indeed it would make sense. But several things (like “apply optimized values to the circuit”) would not work then.
That’s true! This is not a realistic example at all, but just a demo.
If anyone can share a real-life example here, this would be great!
