Hi Mike, as far as I understand your program, you parse the Spice input file for the ".include" statement. When you find one, you copy the included file to the spice input file and create a simulation file.
Correct? What do you think about a switch, wheter to include the file or leave the include statement. For teaching purposes or for small simulation it's very usefull to have everything in one file. For simulation with huge libraries, it might be confusing to get a large file with all the library elements. Peter > As a quick fix if your manually insert your include directive AFTER the > simulation has been created it shouldn't get lost. (If you manually edit > the simulation in the Simulation Tab and press run the create phase is > skipped.) The fix workes fine. Peter
