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On Thu, 12 Jul 2012 16:35:55 +0100
Ed Simmons <ed AT estechnical DOT co DOT uk> wrote:

> Hi again Geda list,
> 
> I think I might have found a bug, I've edited some component
> values in the attribute editor. Here is a snippet of a diff of
> the updated pcb file:
> 
> -Element["onsolder" "0603" "R405" "1k" 8250.30mil 7564.90mil
> -4.6028mm 0.8215mm 0 100 "auto"]
> +Element["onsolder" "0603" "R405" "220" 82.50mil 75.64mil
> -4.6028mm 0.8215mm 0 100 "auto"]
> 
> You can see I changed the value from 1k to 220 however the
> component's location has been /100 too. I'm glad I had this all
> in svn, this isn't too hard to fix in this file. I'll be looking
> into the cause of the bug later. I'll send a patch if I find
> anything.

OK, let's clarify some details.

When you say "attributes editor", do you mean the gschem attributes
editor dialog ('ee' shortcut), or do you mean using 'pcb' itself to
edit element attributes?

If you mean gschem's Attribute Editor for a symbol instance, did
you use the pcb Import Schematics feature, or the gsch2pcb tool to
forward-annotate (pull schematic changes into the pcb program)?

Can you reproduce the bug?

Regards,
Colin

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