appropriate .hotkeys file(s). パスの設定 In KiCad, one can define paths using a path variable. A few path variables are internally defined by KiCad, and can be used to define paths for libraries, 3D shapes, etc for some built-in KiCad path variables, and add your own path variables to define personal paths, if needed. NOTE KiCad will automatically resolve versioned path variables from older versions of KiCad of ${KICAD8_FOOTPRINT_DIR} if there is no KICAD7_FOOTPRINT_DIR variable defined. KiCad path variables KICAD8_3DMODEL_DIR Base path of KiCad’s standard 3D footprint model library files. KICAD8_3RD_PARTY

directives Running simulations Helpful hints Advanced Topics Configuration and Customization Text variables Database Libraries HTTP Libraries Custom Netlist and BOM Formats Actions reference Schematic project variables, and accessing symbol field values. 43 Feature Markup Syntax Result Superscript text^{superscript} text Subscript text_{subscript} text Overbar ~{text} text Variables ${variable} ${refdes:field} field_value of symbol refdes NOTE Variables must be defined in Schematic Setup before they can be used. There are also a number of built-in system text variables. Simulation directives Text and textboxes

linear space. Colored circles, half blurred. In a gamma-corrected environment, this gives an odd black border. In a linear environment, this gives us a nice gradation. This also counts for Krita's color On-the-fly value transformations When creating a node with a cursor one can not only access member variables, but also do transformations on the fly! lager::state using the docker environment (recommended) and the other is by manually building all the Krita dependencies on the host linux system (unsupported). building in the Docker environment (recommended) building

black&white output using skinparam monochrome reverse command. This can be useful for black background environment. @startuml skinparam monochrome reverse actor User participant "First Class" as A participant Generated %date% or ANOTHER_DATE alice -> bob @enduml 17.6 Other special variables You can also use the following special variables: Variable Content %dirpath% Path of the current file %filename% Name module(x,y) component x as y <> module(foo) module(bar, barcode) @enduml You can use system environment variable or constant definition when using include: !include %windir%/test1.txt !define PLANTUML_HOME

black&white output using skinparam monochrome reverse command. This can be useful for black background environment. @startuml skinparam monochrome reverse actor User participant "First Class" as A participant Generated %date% or ANOTHER_DATE alice -> bob @enduml 17.6 Other special variables You can also use the following special variables: Variable Content %dirpath% Path of the current file %filename% Name module(x,y) component x as y <> module(foo) module(bar, barcode) @enduml You can use system environment variable or constant definition when using include: !include %windir%/test1.txt !define PLANTUML_HOME

black&white output using skinparam monochrome reverse command. This can be useful for black background environment. @startuml skinparam monochrome reverse actor User participant "First Class" as A participant Generated %date% or ANOTHER_DATE alice -> bob @enduml 17.6 Other special variables You can also use the following special variables: Variable Content %dirpath% Path of the current file %filename% Name module(x,y) component x as y <> module(foo) module(bar, barcode) @enduml You can use system environment variable or constant definition when using include: !include %windir%/test1.txt !define PLANTUML_HOME

black&white output using skinparam monochrome reverse command. This can be useful for black background environment. @startuml skinparam monochrome reverse actor User participant "First Class" as A participant Generated %date% or ANOTHER_DATE alice -> bob @enduml 19.6 Other special variables You can also use the following special variables: Variable Content %dirpath% Path of the current file %filename% Name module(x,y) component x as y <> module(foo) module(bar, barcode) @enduml You can use system environment variable or constant definition when using include: !include %windir%/test1.txt !define PLANTUML_HOME

black&white output using skinparam monochrome reverse command. This can be useful for black background environment. @startuml skinparam monochrome reverse actor User participant "First Class" as A participant data: • Integer number • String - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables created outside function are global, that is you can access them from everywhere (including from "foo2") @enduml PlantUML 言語リファレンスガイド (1.2019.9) 149 / 174 19.5 Return function 19 PREPROCESSING Variables defined in functions are local. It means that the variable is destroyed when the function ends.

footprints Browsing footprint libraries Advanced topics Configuration and Customization Text variables Custom design rules Scripting IDF component outlines Actions reference PCB Editor 3D ビューア length of 2 means twice the width of the line. Text replacement variables can be created in the Text Variables section. These variables allow you to substitute the variable name for any text string. This also mix regular text and variables. For example, you can create a text object with the text Version: ${VERSION} which will be substituted as Version: 1.0 . Text variables can also be created in Schematic

black&white output using skinparam monochrome reverse command. This can be useful for black background environment. @startuml skinparam monochrome reverse actor User participant "First Class" as A participant "foo2") @enduml PlantUML 言語リファレンスガイド (1.2019.6) 148 / 173 19.5 Return function 19 PREPROCESSING Variables defined in functions are local. It means that the variable is destroyed when the function is exited by default (they are destroyed when the function is exited). However, you can access to global variables from function. However, you can use the local keyword to create a local variable if ever a global