In any case, it seems to me that the user should get an error message
(from spice-sdb) in this case, as an explicit ? here means that the
user has neither set the attribute to something useful nor deleted it as
irrelevant.
So what you are saying is that you think we should get rid of the WTF?
On 12/16/2010 10:31 PM, DJ Delorie wrote:
Select one of them and do Edit-Slot. Change the slot and the pin
numbers will change too.
I always make the slot a visible attribute, both name and value, to make
it a bit more obvious that it is a slotted part. Also - watch out if
you auto-assign
On Thu, 2010-12-16 at 23:06 -0500, Peter Laurich wrote:
Hi Peter and DJ,
Sorry for being off-line for a while.
Thanks very much for sorting this one out. I was going to fire up the
debugger tomorrow to see if I could figure it out. Now I can go back
to my layout task.
Cheers,
No
Ethan Swint wrote:
I always make the slot a visible attribute, both name and value, to make
it a bit more obvious that it is a slotted part.
Me too. It is intuitive to edit the visible slot number in gschem.
Usually, I also make pin numbers visible on slotted symbols to aid
debugging.
On Dec 17, 2010, at 1:21 AM, Peter TB Brett wrote:
So what you are saying is that you think we should get rid of the WTF?
function in the code, but not modify the symbol library?
I think there's nothing wrong with file=? in the symbols. It indicates that the
you have failed to supply a
I have a schematic with seven instances of a schematic, a hierarchy.
I want to give different values to the resistors in each of the
sub-circuits.
For example, I have S1 thru S7. In S1, I want R1=100, in S2, I want
R1=1k, etc.
Is this possible with hierarchy?
How do the components in the
On Dec 17, 2010, at 1:46 PM, Thomas D. Dean wrote:
I have a schematic with seven instances of a schematic, a hierarchy.
I want to give different values to the resistors in each of the
sub-circuits.
For example, I have S1 thru S7. In S1, I want R1=100, in S2, I want
R1=1k, etc.
Is
John Doty wrote:
For example, I have S1 thru S7. In S1, I want R1=100, in S2, I want
R1=1k, etc.
Is this possible with hierarchy?
No.
But it would be neat if it would. Maybe the code for the slotting
mechanism could be reused to achieve the trick.
You can make a script with
AWK,
Hi.
When I do projects, schedule is usually a bit tight and I can't afford
to dive into every issue I stumble on the way. So I make a quick note
in my digital notebook zim. This may be bugs, little ideas for better
usability, or issues with certain not so brilliant features.
Of course, most
Anthony Blake wrote:
But I do find it rather
discouraging the number of people (unfortunately a vocal majority) who
are actively hostile
How loud do I have to SHOUT to make you not noticing these fellows? ;-)
Honestly, in my humble opinion a fully functional the topo would put
geda/pcb way
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