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Edward Hennessy wrote:

> Peter,
> 
> I think it is unusual, because most CAD tools don't support it.
> 
> But, I think schematics look better with the high-side diode above
> the signal, and the low-side diode below the signal. At lest one CAD
> package has a notion of a pass-through pin. 

gschem does. A pin can have zero length. I used this feature for my 
dual-diode-in-a-SOT23-package symbol:

http://www.gedasymbols.org/user/kai_martin_knaak/symbols/discretes/diodes/flyback_SOT23.sym

Note, the hot spot of the pin in the middle of the symbol is not 
visible in the previwe on gedasymbols.org. But it shows clearly in 
gschem as a bright red square mnarker.

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