> Hmm, a simple database format, gafrc tells which ones databases to > browse for what attribute...
I've suggested that before. Some API that lets gschem say "I have these attributes set to these values, what are my options for this other attribute?" and let various plug-ins provide the data from whatever sources (footprints from psql, spice models from a text file, whatever). Getting an *image* to go along with those values might be trickier ;-) > Yes, but gattrib is for quick touch-ups. It doesn't scale well to the > "change all of the bypass cap footprints" case. Elsewhere I"ve discussed my "grand scheme" for heavification, but it involves a database of defaults and variants, and a script to merge them all. So you could have a rule that says "by default, caps are 0603dj.fp 10v from Kemet" and any part that's ambiguous enough to allow that, gets that. If you ask for a 47u 16v cap, it's not going to default to 0603 because nothing in the parts database offers that combination. Something like gattrib would show you which attributes were defaulted, let you edit the rules that led to those defaults, as well as overriding them on a part-by-part basis or providing additional details to help narrow down the choices. _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user

