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Subject: Re: [geda-user] gEDA/gaf File Format Issue with Circles - Arrgh!
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I got it - other than expected :-o

While copying line-by-line into a fresh file and gsymchecking - I  
stumbled over a
line with a 'big-letter-V' instead of a 'small-letter-v' and the  
parser tried this
line as Circle elements instead of the version information..

So, the reason for failing symbol parsing was the first line with the version
information, which I checked at last. Just a bit-flipping error :-{

Thanks for all your help!


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