Hi Dave, On Wednesday 17 May 2006 05:42, Dave McGuire wrote: > On May 16, 2006, at 11:39 PM, David Carr wrote: > > At first I thought you were joking but then I did a google > > search... > > Hmm, sorry, I should've included the URL. > > > djboxsym does look pretty neat. I might have to try it out soon. > > Yes. I was *almost* set up to use Tragesym (it took quite a > while...ever try to get gnumeric built on anything other than Linux > on a PeeCee?), then DJ released djboxsym and I was generating symbols > literally in minutes. I believe it is the single largest usability > enhancement to come along for gschem in a very long time. Using gnumeric is just an easier way to edit table-like data. Every other spread sheet program can be used too. I usually just use a text editor. For large symbols with more than 64 pins a spread sheet program may be faster, especially if you can copy some of the labels out of a datasheet. For those who use OOo I've created a template too. (needs a small change of tragesym which is in cvs now.) Regarding gnumeric in the docs: I'll update it soon. I promise ;-). Regards Werner
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