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Date:	04 Jan 2013 00:24:19 +0000
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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Split "find" colouring now in git HEAD
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On Jan 3 2013, Levente Kovacs wrote:
>Just one note on this.
>
>If you select (F) a net which is not connected, it shows everything as
>unconnected even the nets that are already connected.

Do you mean "rat", rather than "net"?

If so, what you describe is expected behaviour, as the calculation of 
"connected" is relative to the thing your cursor was over when you hit "F". 
The rat is not (electrically) connected to anything (yet).

>If you select a net wich is already connected, it works as expected.

By net here, do you mean a copper object on the board?

Or are you referring to selecting from within the netlist dialog. (I can't 
recall exactly how that worked out in the end).


Regards,

Peter Clifton

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