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Someone (I thought it was you actually) suggested when laying out circuits
with many repeating subcircuits, to create a dummy schematic containing
nothing but one instance of the subcircuit you wish to layout. Do your
layout on this dummy schematic, which will have Sn/ prepended to the
refdes. Then in your real schematic you can 'load file to buffer' and paste
instances of this dummy layout, and then rename the refdes to the correct
subcircuit prefix.

This still works for that, since you can:

resub S1/ S3/ and it well rename all selected instances. But now I can just
layout the subcircuit, and do
:resub ^ S3/

and it will prepend S3/ to all subcircuit elements

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<p>Someone (I thought it was you actually) suggested when laying out circui=
ts with many repeating subcircuits, to create a dummy schematic containing =
nothing but one instance of the subcircuit you wish to layout. Do your layo=
ut on this dummy schematic, which will have Sn/ prepended to the refdes. Th=
en in your real schematic you can &#39;load file to buffer&#39; and paste i=
nstances of this dummy layout, and then rename the refdes to the correct su=
bcircuit prefix. </p>

<p>This still works for that, since you can:</p>
<p>resub S1/ S3/ and it well rename all selected instances. But now I can j=
ust layout the subcircuit, and do<br>
:resub ^ S3/</p>
<p>and it will prepend S3/ to all subcircuit elements</p>

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