Ideas to solve Terminal Blocks creation (Page 7 of 12)

I'm using stable V6. Running on w10.

If not ask too much. Could you make a quick video demonstrating this setup? Thank you.

Hi. I uploaded the version 1.0.10 to the python repositories.

[size=3]To use:
1. save the current project in QElectroTech
2. Open the plug-in (under Project menu)
3. Use the plug-in and generate the Terminal Blocks. In the CONFIG tab you can specify overwrite the changes to the same file project, or write to a new file. A backup is always done.
4. Reopen the project in QElectroTech.

[size=3]To install: 
Requires python 3.5 or above.

First install on Linux:
1. check if you have pip3 installed: pip3 --version.
   If not install with: sudo apt-get install python3-pip
2. Install the plug-in: sudo pip3 install qet_tb_generator
3. Run the plug-in directly (writing qet_tb_generator from the command line) or from the 'Project' menu in QElectroTech.

Update on Linux
1. sudo pip3 install --upgrade qet_tb_generator

First install on Windows
1. Install, if required, python 3.5 or above
2. Install the plug-in: python -m pip install qet_tb_generator

Update on Windows
python -m pip install --upgrade qet_tb_generator

@Scorpio: If possible,  add the full path of the current project as an argument when calling the plug-in from QET. If not a file dialog is showed to select the QET project.

Hi, I uploaded new  qet-tb-generator version 1.0.10 deb packages of plug-in  in  PPA and QET Debian repository, please try it.

laurent@debian:~$ apt-rdepends qet-tb-generator    
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree        
Reading state information... Done
qet-tb-generator

 Depends: python3:any (>= 3.3.2-2~)
python3:any

Hi, I checked calling the plugin from the last version of QET and works well.  Thanks.

I created the version 1.0.11, adding a new tab called 'HELP'.  A guideline helps to use the plugin. Any mistake, please say me.

To install/update, please read the post #157.

Hi, version 1.0.13 launched.

When creating a terminal block that previously exists, appears several times under the collection tree (see the screenshot). Fixed.

To install/update, please read the post #15

Hi. 

Jarosław Krysa wrote suggering me to fix a xref problem. The labels %M and  %LM were read its values from the NEW PAGE configuration in QElectrotech. The next version will read this values from every diagram page.

Are there some bug o something else to fix in the next version?
Thanks

Hi,
the plug-in of the QET version 0.6 allowed it, but the current version no.

For now, you can draw a line join the bridged terminals, but  I could add this functionality.
For that, what criteria should I follow?
  - Automatic draw a line I the terminals have the same name/number?
  - Or maybe draw the bridge line if the cable numbers of adjoining terminals are the same...

What is the best way?

Hi,

for me, the best way is the second point " draw the bridge line if the cable numbers of adjoining terminals are the same" even if after "like me" user edit the terminal block element for minor adjustments.

Hi, I introduce the version 1.0.14. This version:

- Shows a new column called 'Bridge'. Right clicking on a cell of this column writes a '|'. This symbol means that this terminal will be 'bridged' with the next one.

- The cross references (xref) catches the Location and Plant values of the current (folio properties). The previous versions took this information from the project properties.

Check the image for more info:

To install/update check post #157

Hello,
I need help with the installation of the terminal generator. I have been able to install and start an older version before. In the current version of the terminal generator, I can either not install or start it. Which steps are necessary for this? Have already tried the steps described here. My system is UBUNTU 18.04 and QElectrotech 0.7 the newest.

Best regards

Stebo