Label collision detection: resolve_label_collision() shifts different-net
labels that share the same (x,y) coordinate by 1.27mm toward their pin,
preventing KiCad from silently merging them into mega-nets. Integrated
at both label placement points in apply_batch.
Tab indentation: rewrite generate_label_sexp, generate_global_label_sexp,
and generate_wire_sexp to produce KiCad-native tab-indented multi-line
format, eliminating 1,787 lines of diff noise on KiCad re-save.
Intersheetrefs property now uses (at 0 0 0) placeholder.
Property private fix: fix_property_private_keywords() repairs
kicad-sch-api's mis-serialization of KiCad 9 bare keyword (property
private ...) as quoted (property "private" ...), which caused kicad-cli
to silently drop affected sheets from netlist export.
243 tests pass, ruff + mypy clean.
Two bugs in pin position resolution that caused incorrect schematic
coordinates and 28% label placement failures:
1. transform_pin_to_schematic() added the rotated Y component instead
of negating it. lib_symbol pins use Y-up; schematics use Y-down.
Fix: comp_y + ry -> comp_y - ry.
2. resolve_pin_position_and_orientation() read pin data from the
on-disk file (sexp parsing), which is stale mid-batch before
sch.save(). resolve_pin_position() already had an API-first path
that reads from memory; the orientation variant did not.
Fix: try get_component_pin_position() for position and
get_pins_info() for orientation before falling back to sexp.
Also adds label_connections support to apply_batch, compute_label_placement,
power symbol pin-ref placement, and wire stub generation.
Refactors _build_connectivity() into a two-layer state builder so the
union-find internals (pin_at, label_at, wire_segments) are accessible
to new analysis tools without duplicating the 200-line connectivity engine.
New tools:
- audit_wiring: trace all wires connected to a component, report per-pin
net membership with wire segment coordinates and connected pins
- remove_wires_by_criteria: bulk-remove wires by coordinate filters
(y, x, min/max ranges, tolerance) with dry_run preview support
- verify_connectivity: compare actual wiring against an expected
net-to-pin mapping, report matches/mismatches/missing nets
New sexp_parser utilities:
- parse_wire_segments: extract (wire ...) blocks with start/end/uuid
- remove_sexp_blocks_by_uuid: atomically remove blocks by UUID set
parse_lib_symbol_pins() now falls back to searching external .kicad_sym
library files when a symbol isn't embedded in the schematic's lib_symbols
section. Splits lib_id ("LibName:SymName") to locate the library file,
then parses pins using the bare symbol name.
Search order: schematic dir, libs/, ../libs/, project root, project
root/libs/, kicad/libs/, and sym-lib-table entries with ${KIPRJMOD}
substitution. Handles nonexistent directories gracefully.
Fixes add_power_symbol for script-generated schematics that reference
project library symbols without embedding them (e.g. D1/SMF5.0CA in
ESP32-P4-WIFI6-DEV-KIT library).
add_label bypasses kicad-sch-api serializer entirely — generates
s-expression strings and inserts them directly into the .kicad_sch
file via atomic write. Fixes two upstream bugs: global labels silently
dropped on save (serializer never iterates "global_label" key), and
local labels raising TypeError (parameter signature mismatch in
LabelCollection.add()).
add_power_symbol now falls back to sexp pin parsing when the API
returns None for custom library symbols (e.g. SMF5.0CA). Extracts
shared resolve_pin_position() utility used by both add_power_symbol
and batch operations.
Batch labels also fixed — collected as sexp strings during the batch
loop and inserted after sch.save() so the serializer can't overwrite
them.
kicad-sch-api has two parsing gaps: get_symbol_definition() returns
None for non-standard library prefixes (e.g. Espressif:ESP32-P4),
and there is no sch.global_labels attribute for (global_label ...)
nodes. This adds a focused parser that reads directly from the raw
.kicad_sch file as a fallback, integrated into the connectivity
engine, pin extraction, and label counting tools.
