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17 <h1 id=
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19 <pre class=
"code">tragesym is a small python script that creates geda symbols out of
22 For creating a symbol you have to edit the sourcefile first. You can
23 use the template.src file, which is in /examples/tragesym/ directory.
24 Some examples are in the examples/tragesym directory too.
26 For possible footprint names take a look into the ~geda directory
30 tragesym
<sourcefile
> <symbolfile
>
32 After you have translated the sourcefile to the symbolfile you have to
33 rearrange some pins with gschem, translate the symbol to the origin
34 and save it in an appropriate symbol directory. Make the attributes
35 visible while doing that (edit-
>show hidden text) and hide the text
38 tragesym requires python (versions greater
1.5 should work).
40 Comment an questions are welcome.
41 Send it to Werner Hoch (werner.ho@gmx.de)
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