Electronic Workbench Program

[Cyberghos]

Anybody has any idea how to write a program that can draw and save the electronic components like the Electronic Workbench program? Any idea or sample code is appreciated.

[liquidfuzz]

If there's some forum, support or similar connected to the program you'll probably get some good answers if you ask them about program (code) design. I used to design electric circuits in LTSpice and in that forum there were like no questions passing unanswered.

[cnoeval]

WHY??? Just download one of the freeware versions like 5pice, etc. Coding something like this yourself would be quite a huge undertaking. There are a LOT of electronic components out there these days. Just maintaining a decent library would take more time than one person could give. Unless you have the programming skills to create a professional product I suggest you don't bother re-inventing the wheel.

Also, liquidfuzz is right, but pick one of the freewares and see if you can get the source code if you want to play with it. Don't bother with the biggies like NI, they won't provide the sources for code they make big money selling.

[Cyberghos]

I am not looking to code same program. I want to do similar thing but not exact. I already have the program written just want to do visual now instead of command line.