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Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2014 20:14:22 +0200
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Stefan Salewski wrote:
> I just added arc editing support to PetEd.rb, so I may call it "feature
> complete" with the exception to pictures and busses. I guess pictures
> are mostly useful for redesign of existing schematics, so I may add it
> later, it may be some work.
>
> For busses -- I was not able to really made use of it when I started
> with gschem many years ago, so I never used it, and still have no idea.
>
> So I intend to drop bus support for now, and maybe add it much, much
> later. But of course, when people really use busses and  find them
> usefull, then I have to learn how it works and add it soon.
>
>
>    
Hi Stefan,

Graphical usage only.

I still haven't figured out wether the bus rippers actually add 
functionality to the schematic, as to be able to do functional ERC on them.

Kind regards,

Bert Timmerman.