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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Re: refdes renumber
From:	Nathan Stewart <therealnathanstewart AT gmail DOT com>
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Ok, I'm not sure how gschem2pcb could do anything. Renumber within pcb
builds a map of input refdes to output refdes.  But in gschem you're just
changing the refdes, which as the name implies is a reference.  I think to
do what you're trying to accomplish you should use the renumber command,
and just don't change refdes in gschem once that part has been place in
pcb. Thats why it builds a mapping.

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<p>Ok, I&#39;m not sure how gschem2pcb could do anything. Renumber within p=
cb builds a map of input refdes to output refdes.=A0 But in gschem you&#39;=
re just changing the refdes, which as the name implies is a reference.=A0 I=
 think to do what you&#39;re trying to accomplish you should use the renumb=
er command, and just don&#39;t change refdes in gschem once that part has b=
een place in pcb. Thats why it builds a mapping.</p>


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