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Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2012 13:26:29 +0200
From: Jan Kasprzak <kas AT fi DOT muni DOT cz>
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Subject: Re: [geda-user] gsch2pcb: pin labels missing
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	Replying to myself:

Jan Kasprzak wrote:
: 	Hello again,
: 
: another question about pin labeling: I have a symbol which has
: pinlabel= attribute set on all pins - for example this one:
: 
: http://www.gedasymbols.org/user/jan_kasprzak/symbols/mcp1701a-1.sym
: 
: When I add it to the schematics and run gsch2pcb, the resulting
: pcb file does not have the pin names set, even though I have entered
: the :ExecuteFile(board.cmd) command into pcb. When I hold mouse over
: one of the pins, a tooltip pops-up with the following lines:
: 
: 	Element Name: U40
: 	Pin Name: U40-2
: 	Net Name: +5V
: 
: I would expect the "Pin Name" to be "Vout" instead of U40-2.
: The "board.cmd" script generated by gsch2pcb contains the following lines:
: 
: [...]
: # Start of element U40
: ChangePinName(U40, 2, Vout)
: ChangePinName(U40, 1, GND)
: ChangePinName(U40, 3, Vin)
: [...]
: 
: What am I missing? Maybe the command file did not get executed at all?
: I've got no negative feedback either on STDERR or in Window->Message Log
: pop-up.hs, though.

	Apparently pcb knows the pin names - when I do Shift-D and click
on the U40 footprint, the pop-up window with a copy of the footprint with
pin names is displayed. Having them displayed in the tooltip would be nice,
though (should I add a feature request to some request-tracking system?).

-Y.

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