> When I open it in gschem, I do
> not see the text "IL717-3E", but I would like to see that text.
>
I do not really understand it...
If I have
ste...@amd64-x2 ~/yyy $ cat gafrc
(component-library ".")
(attribute-promotion "disabled")
gschem test.sch
I see the text of the left symbol of yo
On Apr 8, 2009, at 4:11 PM, Miles Gazic wrote:
> John wrote:
>> Huh? Not the way it works for me (currently using gEDA/gschem version
>> 1.4.3.20081231). Unpromoted visible attributes from the sym are
>> visible in the schematic, you just can't edit them. Are you sure
>> you've marked them visibl
John wrote:
> Huh? Not the way it works for me (currently using gEDA/gschem version
> 1.4.3.20081231). Unpromoted visible attributes from the sym are
> visible in the schematic, you just can't edit them. Are you sure
> you've marked them visible?
Yes, absolutely sure. This happens on 1.4.1.2008092
On Apr 7, 2009, at 3:12 PM, Miles Gazic wrote:
> I have attributes in my symbol files that I mark as "visible". This
>makes them visible when editing the .sym file, but NOT when editing
>the .sch file.
Huh? Not the way it works for me (currently using gEDA/gschem version
1.4.3.2008123
On Wed, 2009-04-08 at 12:18 -0600, Miles Gazic wrote:
> The
> attributes that aren't promoted that reside in my .sym files work
> properly when I create a BOM with gnetlist. The problem is that they
> aren't visible on my schematic in gschem.
Maybe some of the experts can help you.
I as a (no to
> > I have attributes in my symbol files that I mark as "visible". This
> > makes them visible when editing the .sym file, but NOT when editing
> > the .sch file.
>
> I don't think so. I think if I add visible attributes to a symbol, they
> are visible (and edible) in the schematic.
>
> I th
er: Why are visible attributes in a .sym not visible in
my
.sch?
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I have attributes in my symbol files that I mark as "visible". This
makes them visible when editing the .sym file, but NOT when editing
the .sch file. I do not want them "promoted" (which I think will copy
the text of them to the contents of my .sch files, when a symbol is
inserte
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