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Date:	Wed, 14 Nov 2012 10:14:10 -0500
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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] slotting
From:	Nathan Stewart <therealnathanstewart AT gmail DOT com>
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In the gui there is a checkbox for automatic slotting, (as well as
override, and remove). By 'smaller chunks' I mean, selecting a small
portion of the circuit at a time, such as a high side current monitor, or
input buffers, etc... and renumbering just that section. After seeing the
way they do complex schems at work, I've started splitting stuff out a lot
more and using netnames/IO components to hook them up, and only join
separate sections visibly when I need to draw attention to their
interaction (such as one circuit loading another).

I was unclear about slotting of broken out symbols, or where the 'slots'
are not identical (such as where I was using slots to represent both sides
of the optoisolator).

Nate

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In the gui there is a checkbox for automatic slotting, (as well as override=
, and remove). By 'smaller chunks' I mean, selecting a small portio=
n of the circuit at a time, such as a high side current monitor, or input b=
uffers, etc... and renumbering just that section. After seeing the way they=
 do complex schems at work, I've started splitting stuff out a lot more=
 and using netnames/IO components to hook them up, and only join separate s=
ections visibly when I need to draw attention to their interaction (such as=
 one circuit loading another). <br>
<br>I was unclear about slotting of broken out symbols, or where the &#39;s=
lots&#39; are not identical (such as where I was using slots to represent b=
oth sides of the optoisolator). <br><br>Nate<br>

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