Re: gEDA-user: gschem recording a macro or custom action

[Dave N6NZ <n6nz@xxxxxxxx>]

I usually use the gattrib tool to enter most attributes.  My work flow 
is to enter the schematic connectivity first, ignoring values and other 
attributes.  Then bring up the design with 'gattrib *.sch' and do all 
the value, footprint, and part number attribute entry spreadsheet-style. 
  It is far quicker, because you can copy/past '100nF' down a whole 
batch of capacitors really fast, for example.

-dave


michalwd1979 wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> When I'm drawing a new schematic all my simple elements (resistors, capacitors) comes without value attribute. To add it I have to edit that symbol add "value" and then change it to "display value only" to have it on screen. Quite a lot of actions on every element. 
> Please tell me it this is normal way of doing it? Or I simply missed something.
> In my old Orcad I could define a macro to for example: add value, set it to 0.1uF, then change footprint to 0805 and set visibility right - one keystroke and I had bypass capacitor on schematic. Is there a way of doing similar thing in gshem?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> Michael 
> 
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