I found Ales answer to this already. thanks,
JG
John Griessen wrote:
How do you update an instance of a symbol to the new
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How do you update an instance of a symbol to the new version of the symbol that
is now in the library?
Without deleting it, that is...
John G
Now I already have some projects completed with light symbols. I find,
that symbols get updated but attributes changed to visible do not get
promoted if
All it requries is for some energetic volunteer to write a database
front end with search facility and then make it export symbol files to
gschem or gattrib. Also, gschem and gattrib would require
modification to accept input through a pipe or a socket.
I thought it might be something in that o
I too am curious about this, although I haven't made the time yet to
go read the heavy vs. light debate in all it's glory. Currently, I
work in a manufacturing environment where every single item we sell is
made up of a BOM of items that we purchase and assemble in some form
or another. Thus, wh
Yes, I know about the heavy/light symbol arguments, read through the
discussions and made up my mind. I won't need flexibility the light
approach offer -- no need to use zillions of different resistor models.
Quite the contrary, for economic reasons I will go out of my way to stick
with as little
On 8/29/06, Kai-Martin Knaak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, I know about the heavy/light symbol arguments, read through the
discussions and made up my mind. I won't need flexibility the light
approach offer -- no need to use zillions of different resistor models.
Quite the contrary, for economic
I too am curious about this, although I haven't made the time yet to
go read the heavy vs. light debate in all it's glory. Currently, I
work in a manufacturing environment where every single item we sell is
made up of a BOM of items that we purchase and assemble in some form
or another. Thus, wh
> The docs state, that geda prefers light symbols but can be can be
> configured for the heavy approach. Just what does this decision involve?
Edit the symbols and add all the attributes you need into the .sym
file. Have one copy of the .sym file for each specific part you want,
like instead o
Yes, I know about the heavy/light symbol arguments, read through the
discussions and made up my mind. I won't need flexibility the light
approach offer -- no need to use zillions of different resistor models.
Quite the contrary, for economic reasons I will go out of my way to stick
with as little d
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