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> Are you set up with scripts to handle the basic case of one level of
> hierarchy?

Sure, see http://www.delorie.com/electronics/powermeter/

I laid out one page as a module, and cut/pasted it with a filter to
map it to multiple instances.

But I didn't use heirarchy per se, but a template page that I scripted
into 15 other pages.  I.e. I flattened it at the page level, rather
than at the netlist level.