On Jul 25, 2008, at 10:35 AM, Stefan Salewski wrote:
> John Doty wrote:
>
>> Changing the color does not attach it.
>
> Yes, this is what I expected.
>
>> And symbol attributes that aren't associated with a particular pin
>> generally should not be attached within the symbol.
>
> Sorry, this agai
John Doty wrote:
>Changing the color does not attach it.
Yes, this is what I expected.
>And symbol attributes that aren't associated with a particular pin
>generally should not be attached within the symbol.
Sorry, this again confuses me.
Attributes attached to pins like "pinnumber" are yellow
On Jul 25, 2008, at 6:41 AM, Stefan Salewski wrote:
> Peter TB Brett wrote:
>
>> Attributes which are attached to or part of a symbol or other
>> schematic
>> object are shown in yellow in the default colour scheme. Unattached
>> attributes are shown in red.
>
> When I load an existing symbol i
On Jul 25, 2008, at 6:57 AM, Willem Granjé wrote:
>
> Peter TB Brett wrote:
>
> >Unattached attributes are shown in red.
>
> ok, so how to attach it in gschem when editing the symbol?
If the attribute is unattached within the symbol file, gnetlist will
treat it as associated with the symbol, j
> Peter TB Brett wrote:
>
> >Unattached attributes are shown in red.
>
ok, so how to attach it in gschem when editing the symbol?
but note the weird thing:
when adding a footprint to a stock symbol and saving it to a custom file:
the footprint is red when editing the symbol,
using the custom symb
Peter TB Brett wrote:
>Attributes which are attached to or part of a symbol or other schematic
>object are shown in yellow in the default colour scheme. Unattached
>attributes are shown in red.
When I load an existing symbol into gschem (gschem oldsym.sym) and add
an attribute like "footprint" or
On Thursday 24 July 2008 06:49:56 Willem Granjé wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I've made some custom symbols and I'm troubled by the color of attributes:
>
> when I take a stock symbol to start with, the color of the attributes
> is yellow, when I add some new attributes they are shown in red, why?
>
> whe
Willem Granjé wrote:
>Dear All,
>I've made some custom symbols and I'm troubled by the color of attributes:
>when I take a stock symbol to start with, the color of the attributes
>is yellow, when I add some new attributes they are shown in red, why?
>when I place the new symbol in a project and
Dear All,
I've made some custom symbols and I'm troubled by the color of attributes:
when I take a stock symbol to start with, the color of the attributes
is yellow, when I add some new attributes they are shown in red, why?
when I place the new symbol in a project and hit 'en': a newly added
fo
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