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Subject: [geda-user] [pcb-rnd] new feature: change pin number
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Hi all,

Evan reminded me on a missing feature around footprint creation: 
renumbering pins without having to use a text editor. I wanted to check 
out how the undo code worked anyway, so it was a good excuse to dig up the 
code.

The new feature is accessible in pcb-rnd trunk. Hover the mouse over a pin 
or pad and press shift+ctrl+n. Pcb-rnd prompts for the new pin number. 
The feature is very similar to the 'n' key (change pin name), but 
operates on "number" field of the pin.

Undo works. Optimize rats works. Tested in both lesstif and gtk. 
Related commits tagged with [pinnum]. More testing is welcome.

Regards,

Igor2