replace library names in schematic

Harry Herbert wrote:

Using exp-project-lbr.ulp will create alibrary from my project. But it

doesnt replace the part directive in the schematic to the newly

created libray.

 

Is there a way to do that??

see "help update"

     UPDATE old_library_name = new_library_name;

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Lorenz

But if my project contains parts from 10 different libraries, must I then execute this command ten times??

Harry Herbert wrote:

But if my project contains parts from 10 different libraries, must I then execute this command ten times??

yes

it could be automated using an ULP though.

there might even be one around already.

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Lorenz

Go here

http://eagle.autodesk.com/eagle/ulp

and search for

exp-lbrs-replace2.ulp

This does what you want.

In Bob Starr's words

"I modified the export project ULP to allow exporting all parts into a

single project specific library. BUT, the magic part is that it also

generates a script you can run afterward to replace all parts in the

schematic so they reference the newly created project specific library.

I\'ve also updated the ULP so it now shows a list of all libraries used

in a schematic and it allows selecting which library parts to

export/replace. Now you can easily export and edit any of the parts in

any of your designs within a single project specific library on the fly!"

HTH

Warren

On 17/09/2019 5:42 PM, Lorenz wrote:

Harry Herbert wrote:

 

But if my project contains parts from 10 different libraries, must I then execute this command ten times??

 

yes

 

it could be automated using an ULP though.

there might even be one around already.

 

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Go here

http://eagle.autodesk.com/eagle/ulp

and search for

exp-lbrs-replace2.ulp

This does what you want.

In Bob Starr's words

"I modified the export project ULP to allow exporting all parts into a single project specific library. BUT, the magic part is that it also generates a script you can run afterward to replace all parts in the schematic so they reference the newly created project specific library. I\'ve also updated the ULP so it now shows a list of all libraries used in a schematic and it allows selecting which library parts to export/replace. Now you can easily export and edit any of the parts in any of your designs within a single project specific library on the fly!"

HTH

Warren

Go here

http://eagle.autodesk.com/eagle/ulp

and search for

exp-lbrs-replace2.ulp

This does what you want.

In Bob Starr's words

"I modified the export project ULP to allow exporting all parts into a single project specific library. BUT, the magic part is that it also generates a script you can run afterward to replace all parts in the schematic so they reference the newly created project specific library. I\'ve also updated the ULP so it now shows a list of all libraries used in a schematic and it allows selecting which library parts to export/replace. Now you can easily export and edit any of the parts in any of your designs within a single project specific library on the fly!"

HTH

Warren

WarrenBrayshaw  wrote:

 

Go here

http://eagle.autodesk.com/eagle/ulp

and search for

exp-lbrs-replace2.ulp

This does what you want.

If you are using any of the more recent versions of EAGLE since mid v8 then the built in exp-lbrs.ulp which ships with EAGLE and accessible from File->Export->Libraries incorporates all this functionality and also fixes some incompatibilities caused by the addition of managed libraries. You should use that instead.

Best Regards,

Rachael