Re: gEDA-user: Comments after successfully running gnetman . . . .

[Ales Hvezda <ahvezda@seul.org>]

Hi, 

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>*  Bill attached the "source" attribute to the symbol, while gschem
>only allows the "source" attribute to be attached at the schematic
>level.  Therefore, gschem is not handling Bill's attribute correctly
>-- "source" isn't showing up in the symbol at the schematic level.  I
>propose to fix this by making "source" a "symbol and schematic"
>attribute.

	source= is a symbol attribute.	I'm confused, how can you specify
underlying schematics from within an uninstanciated symbol?  Unless,
source= is being used for something else?  Are these symbol source=
attributes meant to be some sort of default?  I haven't found a moment
to really look at gnetman yet.


>
>*  As for accessing the underlying files, being able to do it through
>the right mouse button in addition to the hierarch menu would be a
>good thing.  (Yes, it is also already available through a keyboard
>shortcut, which is very nice.)  I can look at gschem and try to figure
>out how this works . . . .


	Right now the right mouse button popup menu is hard coded in
gschem/noweb/x_menus.nw  I might change that to a scheme variable which
you could change mostly on the fly.  I don't use the right mouse button
menu much nowadays.  I perfer having the mousepan attached to that button,
but unfortunately the menu was written before the mousepan, and I won't
change the default.

								-Ales