Introduced very basic c++ coding style for the class Schematic and it's
parent-class QucsDoc based on https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html:
-Prefix class attributes with a_ (much more better readability!)
-Class member initialization via constructor member initialization list
-No public class attributes (where possible with small effort)
Signed-off-by: ThomasZecha <zecha@ihp-microelectronics.com>
Introduced very basic c++ coding style for the extsimkernels subsystem
based on https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html:
-Prefix class attributes with a_ (much more better readability!)
-Class member initialization via constructor member initialization list
-No public class attributes
Signed-off-by: ThomasZecha <zecha@ihp-microelectronics.com>
* Always apply custom prefix enclosed by '#'
This fixes a regression in #513. If the only simulation is custom
and it contains custom prefixed output, the custom prefix is not applied.
* Parse nutmeg scripts to find used simulations
This avoids prefixing when custom simulations don't conflict.
* Relax regexs to allow variable names that include point
Variable names like h2.out are valid so no reason to restrict them in
custom simulation dialog and scalars print parser.
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Co-authored-by: ivandi <ivandi@localhost>
In custom simulation one can print measurement or calculation results.
For example 'print a b c d > custom.prn'. The file looks like:
a = a_value
b = b_real,b_imag
etc...
The parser adds theses to the dataset as scalars.
enclosed between # # in the output file name. If the file name contains
a #custom_prefix# section it will be prepended to the dataset variables.
Useful for custom simulations where one can set multiple simulations and
multiple output files.
Example nutmeg script:
============================
AC DEC 10 1MEG 1G
write custom#ac1#.txt v(out)
destroy all
AC LIN 100 90MEG 110MEG
write custom#ac2#.txt v(out)
destroy all
============================
The dataset will contain:
ac1.ac.v(out) ac1.frequency
ac2.ac.v(out) ac2.frequency
Prevent duplications in simulations QStringList of Ngspice::createNetlist.
With current code if one has two nutmeg scripts both scripts are placed
twice in the control section of the netlist.
This pseudo-device allows to define user math function. It is transalted
to standard SPICE .FUNC directive and is placed before components
initialization in the netlist.
