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From:	Roland Lutz <rlutz AT hedmen DOT org>
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Hi Glenn,


I have a few questions about your patch series:

- You introduce "sim" (for simulation) and "ab" (for PCB) as predefined 
contexts but state that user-defined contexts could be used, as well. 
What kind of user-defined context would make sense with this system?

- In what kind of situation would you want to use the "bypass" action?

- In what kind of situation would you want to use an external script, and 
what kind of modification would it do on the netlist?

- What is the "order" parameter used for?

- What does the patch to "s_slot.c" / the code in "sab.c" do?


On Wed, 2 Dec 2020, Glenn (glimrick AT epilitimus DOT com) [via 
geda-user AT delorie DOT com] wrote:
> If I understand correctly what you are describing could be done with an
> SAB exec script. It wouldn't be formalized but it could be accomplished.
> Kind of the whole impetus for SAB was to move the modification stage out
> of the backends making it backend independent.

What is your incentive to do this?


> What header do I need to include to use the _() translation bit in C 
> code? I can't find it.

This would be

   #include "libgeda_priv.h"

for libgeda code and

   #include "gschem.h"

for gschem code.

Also, I missed one thing before:  All C source files must have

   #include <config.h>

as their first include since other headers may define different things 
depending on macros define here.


Roland

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