@andyj144: A menu item to produce a subsheet symbol from a schematic would be a huge step towards better usability when working with hierarchy. An even more advanced feature would be a subsheet wizard that generates a symbol and a subsheet schematic file populated with the necessary port symbols in a single sweep. I am just a user, not a dev. So my support is just a cheer.
BTW, interpretation of quotation marks by bash seems to have changed slightly since 2007. The script puts regular expressions on the right side of binary operators in quotation marks (e.g. $line =~ "^\#.*" ). This caused the test to fail even when it should succeed. The script worked fine after I removed the quotation marks from all regexp tests.
@andyj144: A menu item to produce a subsheet symbol from a schematic would be a huge step towards better usability when working with hierarchy. An even more advanced feature would be a subsheet wizard that generates a symbol and a subsheet schematic file populated with the necessary port symbols in a single sweep. I am just a user, not a dev. So my support is just a cheer.
BTW, interpretation of quotation marks by bash seems to have changed slightly since 2007. The script puts regular expressions on the right side of binary operators in quotation marks (e.g. $line =~ "^\#.*" ). This caused the test to fail even when it should succeed. The script worked fine after I removed the quotation marks from all regexp tests.
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