Hi <@U01819B63HP> how did you add a dashed rectangle and the voltage levels at each wire label in th...

Steven Bos

09/14/2022, 4:02 PM

Hi @Stefan Schippers how did you add a dashed rectangle and the voltage levels at each wire label in this screenshot?

Stefan Schippers

09/14/2022, 4:42 PM

Hi, @Steven Bos, I send you the schematic. For dashed boxes i created a rectangular closed polygon (

ctrl-w

key) . when finished edit its attributes (double click it) and add '`dash=3`' For annotators place the

devices/ngspice_probe.sym

close to the voltage nodes, then do a OP analysis: .control op write test_op.raw ... ... .endc after simulation is done give this command:

ngspice::annotate $netlist_dir/test_op.raw

the schematic i sent you contains the launcher to do so.

test_double_voltage_shifter.sch

Stefan Schippers

09/14/2022, 4:48 PM

@Steven Bos just in case you need it. Any shape (polygon, circle, box, line) can be moved on a different layer. select the hape /shapes, then in Layers menu select another layer. All selection will be drawn on the new layer. Any text (t key) can be drawn on a different layer and with a different font. Try giving these attributes (props textbox):

font=Times layer=6 weight=bold slant=italic

Steven Bos

09/14/2022, 5:46 PM

This is great functionality, these little extra's really helps communicate the circuit intent visually (and help analyze the circuit). Thanks for sharing the schematic.

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