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> Non-DRC related: I've had grief importing netlists into PCB.  I can't use the
> recommended direct PCB gschem-schematic-import method due to some special
> schematic post-processing (mostly eliminating off-board parts/wiring, which I
> want to have on the schematic), so I have to use the netlist-import.

Sometimes it is useful to make drawings between circuit boards. Would it be possible to put into a hierachy and have the cabling one step up?


Nicklas Karlsson

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