I just found out a different way to use the perl script pcb-matrix by:
John Luciani
www.luciani.org
He wrote it with such good documentation and meaningful variable names I
could modify it in 5 minutes of reading to do a different process!
Normally, his script makes a copy of a layout cell, and increments all the
refdes numbers of succeeding ones. I have some layout and a netlist with
hierarchy, so I didn't want my sub circuit refdes's to increment, but to have a
prefix instead. So far, I've made a little hack to turn off the incrementing
and it didn't create any problems -- I'll be able to text edit and change the
refdes's to have S1/, S2/ etc, and i may even take a hack at creating those
prefixes with the script... The script works fine with the latest element file
format even though he made it before it existed.
Thanks John L,
John G
pcb-matrix modified (pseudo diff):
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# return sprintf("\"%s%i\"", $prefix, $ordinal + $last * $row + $last *
($Cfg{last_row}+1) * $col);
return sprintf("\"%s%i\"", $prefix, $ordinal ); #jg's no count version..
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