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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] gschem nets not connecting to pins and other nets
From:	Rob Butts <r DOT butts2 AT gmail DOT com>
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I've made numerous countless symbols with no trouble before today.  I've
followed that guide to the letter.  This is not an issue with just symbols
I've created.  I can't connect to the dual op-amp symbol and caps and
resistors that were in there.

I tried doing your suggestions with no change.  I see the snap status
change.  I'm probably not doing it right.  What does resnap do?  So let's
say I have a capacitor symbol that when I try to attach a net to it the
connection shows it as a yellow dot at the pin.  Now, I select the cap and
hit Shift-h-s.  This brings me down into the symbol.  I select each pin and
hit os to have the status say Grid(100R,100).  Then with nothing selected I
hit os twice to get back to Grid(100, 100).  Then I do an et to translate
the symbol with 0.  Then save the symbol and hit Shift-h-u to come back
up.  When I try to reconnect I get the same results.


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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div>I&#39;ve made numerous countless symbols with no trou=
ble before today.=A0 I&#39;ve followed that guide to the letter.=A0 This is=
 not an issue with just symbols I&#39;ve created.=A0 I can&#39;t connect to=
 the dual op-amp symbol and caps and resistors that were in there.<br>
<br></div>I tried doing your suggestions with no change.=A0 I see the snap =
status change.=A0 I&#39;m probably not doing it right.=A0 What does resnap =
do?=A0 So let&#39;s say I have a capacitor symbol that when I try to attach=
 a net to it the connection shows it as a yellow dot at the pin.=A0 Now, I =
select the cap and hit Shift-h-s.=A0 This brings me down into the symbol.=
=A0 I select each pin and hit os to have the status say Grid(100R,100).=A0 =
Then with nothing selected I hit os twice to get back to Grid(100, 100).=A0=
 Then I do an et to translate the symbol with 0.=A0 Then save the symbol an=
d hit Shift-h-u to come back up.=A0 When I try to reconnect I get the same =
results.<br>
</div>

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