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Just tried it out now. Seems to work. I just wonder right now whether I should:
a) Define a single "matrix-pin.fp" element and for example add 16
symbols to a schematic for a 4x4 matrix
b) Write a generator script for generating x-by-y pin matrixes with
configurable pin spacing.

I guess solution a) will be more versatile but I will become bored of
placing those 16 pins then ...

thanks for your ideas,
Bernhard