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This behaviour is somewhat annoying: if you load a GDS file with a libname, say "MYLIB" and use "File/Save" the libname is reset to what is given in the "Writer options". So if the writer options specify a different libname, the original libname is lost.
A better implementation was to use the libname from the writer options only if no libname is given in the GDS file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
0.25.6 (2018-11-23):
* Enhancement: KLayout/klayout#199
Added an option to export DXF polygons as LINE objects
* Bugfix: KLayout/klayout#198
Stitching of DXF contours wasn't taking nearest neighbours
* Bugfix: KLayout/klayout#191
MainWindow/PluginRoot classes got mixed up
As a side effect of this fix, layout views can now
be configured individually. This wasn't working
consistently before.
0.25.5 (2018-10-20):
* Bugfix: KLayout/klayout#162
GDS2 LIBNAME was not maintained on "File/Save".
* Bugfix: KLayout/klayout#166
Internal error when writing GDS files (breaking of polygons)
* Bugfix: KLayout/klayout#172
DEF reader did not pull vias from LEF
* Bugfix: KLayout/klayout#174
Performance issue with many layers with width >1
* Bugfix: KLayout/klayout#176
Painting issue with texts
* Bugfix: KLayout/klayout#185
Hash values available as __hash__ standard method now
for Python
* Bugfix: some potential memory corruption issues fixed
During the efforts for making the code base compatible
with MSVC, some potential candidates for memory corruption
have been identified and fixed.
These fixes are included in this release.
This behaviour is somewhat annoying: if you load a GDS file with a libname, say "MYLIB" and use "File/Save" the libname is reset to what is given in the "Writer options". So if the writer options specify a different libname, the original libname is lost.
A better implementation was to use the libname from the writer options only if no libname is given in the GDS file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: