> chouansu wrote: > > This works best if > you have all of your schematics in one file: > > 1) Read all of your schematics into xcircuit. > 2) Type "1" to go to page 1. > 3) Type "W" to get the file output dialog. > 4) Type a new filename for the combined schematic and click on > "Apply". > 5) Type "2", "3", "4", ... to get to each page > 6) On each page, in the file output dialog, select "(change)" in > "Link to: (change)". Then select the name > of the combined schematic > from the list. > Can I do this in a script file?Please can you help me?
I'm not Tim, but I do this process often - but only have to change the name once. What version are you using? Do you have the checkbox for "X schematics" at the top of the Output dialog box checked? I have been using this feature for years, so it would have to be an old, old version to not have it. Hmm. But as I read through your description again, it sounds like _maybe_ you have a bunch of one-page schematics that you are wanting to merge into a single multi-page schematic? If so, then there is probably a way to use the tcl command interface - but I'm not familiar enough with tcl to help. -- Philip _______________________________________________ Xcircuit-dev mailing list Xcircuit-dev@opencircuitdesign.com http://www.opencircuitdesign.com/mailman/listinfo/xcircuit-dev
