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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Make multiple pins auto-numbered in gschem
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Comments:	In-reply-to Russell Dill <Russ DOT Dill AT asu DOT edu>
	message dated "Wed, 25 Apr 2012 20:32:09 -0700."
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Date:	Thu, 26 Apr 2012 15:05:52 +0200 (CEST)
From:	karl AT aspodata DOT se (Karl Hammar)
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Russel Dill:
> On Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 2:33 PM, Karl Hammar <karl AT aspodata DOT se> wrote:
...
> > $ ~/git/openhw/share/ibis.pl stm32f2_lqfp100.ibs | head
> > Component: STM32F2_LQFP100
> > 1 PE2
> > 2 PE3
...
> > So I'm wondering how to make that to a .sym file.
...
> djboxsym is the probably the easiest way from that data, however...
> 
> $ git clone git://github.com/russdill/pybis.git

Wery, nice.

...
> $ PYTHONPATH=. examples/ibs2symdef.py stm32f2_lqfp100.ibs
...
> $ djboxsym < STM32F2_LQFP100.symdef > STM32F2_LQFP100.sym
...
> The model doesn't contain any ground or power pins, so they do not
> appear in the symbol. Also, the first model option for all the other
> pins, so they all show up on the left side of the symbol. Its easy
> enough to edit the symdef file to move them around though.

Well, the pins are there, but commented and without a model to reference:

$ egrep '^\|[0-9]+ [A-Z]' stm32f2_lqfp100.ibs 
|6 VBAT VDD33IOSWCO_MOSSWI_FT
|10 VSS_5 VSSIOCO
|11 VDD_5 VDD33IOCO
|14 NRST RESET
|19 VDD_12 VDD33IOCO_VSSIOCO_MOSSWI_FT
|20 VSSA VSSCO
|21 VREF+ VDD33CO
|22 VDDA VDD33CO
|27 VSS_4 VSSIOCO
|28 VDD_4 VDD33IOCO
|49 VCAP1_0 
|50 VDD_1 
|53 PA11 IO8USB_LSFS_OTG_FT_USB
|54 PA12 IO8USB_LSFS_OTG_FT_USB
|70 PA11 IO8USB_LSFS_OTG_FT_NON_USB_DNV33
|71 PA12 IO8USB_LSFS_OTG_FT_NON_USB_DPV33
|73 VCAP2 
|74 VSS_2 
|75 VDD_2 
|99 NC 
|100 VDD_3  VDD33CO
$

Should one expect ibis files to contain such incomplete pin definitions
and somehow add some ad hoc rules for them (I havn't seen many ibis
files so I can't say)?

I cannot easily understand your code and provide a test patch. My guess 
is that you parse comments starting with "class Comment(Bracket):" on
line 426 in pybis.py, and that it treats comments the same regardless of
the current keyword.

Regards,
/Karl Hammar

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