@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ Brief Notes
106106
107107Thanks to `Discourse <https://www.discourse.org >`_, PySpice now has a **Forum ** hosted at https://pyspice.discourse.group
108108
109- **Disclaimer: PySpice is developed in my free time actually, so I could be busy with other tasks and less responsive . **
109+ **Disclaimer: PySpice is developed on my free time actually, so I could be busy with other tasks and less reactive . **
110110
111111An issue was found with NgSpice Shared, we must `setlocale(LC_NUMERIC, "C"); ` see https://sourceforge.net/p/ngspice/bugs/490/
112112
@@ -116,14 +116,14 @@ Overview
116116What is PySpice ?
117117-----------------
118118
119- PySpice is a Python module which interfaces |Python |_ to the |Ngspice |_ and |Xyce |_ circuit simulators.
119+ PySpice is a Python module which interface |Python |_ to the |Ngspice |_ and |Xyce |_ circuit simulators.
120120
121121Where is the Documentation ?
122122----------------------------
123123
124124The documentation is available on the |PySpiceHomePage |_.
125125
126- *Note: This site is hosted on my own infrastructure, if the site seems down , please create an issue to notify me. *
126+ *Note: This site is hosted on my own infrastructure, if the site seems done , please create an issue to notify me. *
127127
128128Where to get help or talk about PySpice ?
129129-----------------------------------------
@@ -133,8 +133,8 @@ Thanks to `Discourse <https://www.discourse.org>`_, PySpice now has a **Forum**
133133What are the main features ?
134134----------------------------
135135
136- * supports Ngspice and Xyce circuit simulators
137- * supports **Linux **, **Windows ** and Mac **OS X ** platforms
136+ * support Ngspice and Xyce circuit simulators
137+ * support **Linux **, **Windows ** and Mac **OS X ** platforms
138138* licensed under **GPLv3 ** therms
139139* implement an **Ngspice shared library binding ** using CFFI which support external sources
140140* implement (partial) **SPICE netlist parser **
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ Pull Request Recommendation
156156
157157To make it easier to merge your pull request, you should divide your PR into smaller and easier-to-verify units.
158158
159- Please do not make a pull request with a lot of modifications which are difficult to check. **If I merge
159+ Please do not make a pull requests with a lot of modifications which are difficult to check. **If I merge
160160pull requests blindly then there is a high risk this software will become a mess quickly for everybody. **
161161
162162Credits
@@ -172,23 +172,29 @@ News
172172
173173.. no title here
174174
175- 5 .0 (development release)
175+ 6 .0 (development release)
176176----------------------------
177177
178- V1.4.3 (production release) 2020-07-04
178+ V1.5.0 (production release) 2021-05-xx
179179--------------------------------------
180180
181+ * renamed custom dunders "__dunder__" to "CONSTANT" or "_private" class attributes
182+ * TO COMPLETE
183+
184+ V1.4.3 2020-07-04
185+ -----------------
186+
181187A huge effort, thanks to @stuarteberg Stuart Berg, has been made to make Ngspice and PySpice
182188available on Anaconda (conda-forge) for the Window, OSX and Linux platforms. Thanks to the
183- conda-forge continuous integration platform, we can now run unit tests and the examples on these
189+ conda-forge continuous integration platform, we can now run unit tests and the examples on theses
184190platforms automatically. Hope this will make the software more robust and easier to run !
185191
186192* PySpice is now available on Anaconda(conda-forge) as well as a wheel on PyPI
187193* Added a post installation tool to download the Ngspice DLL on Windows and to check the installation.
188194 It should now simplify considerably the PySpice installation on Windows.
189195* This tool can also download the examples and the Ngspice PDF manual.
190196* On Linux and OSX, a Ngspice package is now available on Anaconda(conda-forge).
191- Note that these two platforms do not download a binary from Ngspice since a compiler can easily be installed on these platforms.
197+ Note that theses two platforms do not download a binary from Ngspice since a compiler can easily be installed on theses platforms.
192198* Updated installation documentation for Linux, the main distributions now provide a ngspice shared package.
193199
194200* Added a front-end web site so as to keep older releases documentation available on the web.
@@ -202,7 +208,7 @@ platforms automatically. Hope this will make the software more robust and easie
202208* fixed NonLinearVoltageSource
203209* fixed Unicode issue with °C (° is Extended ASCII)
204210* fixed ffi_string_utf8 for UnicodeDecodeError
205- * fixed logging formatter for OSX (removed ANSI codes)
211+ * fixed logging formater for OSX (removed ANSI codes)
206212* reworded "Invalid plot name" exception
207213* removed diacritics in example filenames
208214* cir2py has been converted to an entry point so as to work on all platforms
@@ -225,7 +231,7 @@ This release is yanked due to broken Windows support.
225231* support NgSpice 31 API (no change)
226232* added check for `CoupledInductor ` #157
227233* added `check-installation ` tool to help to fix broken installation
228- * added pole-zero, noise, distortion , transfer-function analyses (thanks to Peter Garrone) #191
234+ * added pole-zero, noise, distorsion , transfer-function analyses (thanks to Peter Garrone) #191
229235* added `.measure ` support (thanks to ceprio) #160
230236* added `log_desk ` parameter to `CircuitSimulator `
231237* added `listing ` command method to `NgSpiceShared `
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