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Script support for labels in schematic

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Hi,

 

While we can place nets and parts via scripts (.scr files), labels for the nets seem to be ignored. I am trying the following lines. The labels do not appear on the schematic. Please let me know if I doing anything wrong to get what I want. Many Thanks.

 

NET 'MAD0' (2.5 6.20) (2.6 6.20) (2.7 6.10);
  4 LABEL (2.55 6.25);
  5 NET 'MAD1' (2.5 6.10) (2.6 6.10) (2.7 6.00);
  6 LABEL (2.55 6.15);
  7 NET 'MAD2' (2.5 6.00) (2.6 6.00) (2.7 5.90);
  8 LABEL (2.55 6.05);NET 'MAD0' (2.5 6.20) (2.6 6.20) (2.7 6.10);
  4 LABEL (2.55 6.25);
  5 NET 'MAD1' (2.5 6.10) (2.6 6.10) (2.7 6.00);
  6 LABEL (2.55 6.15);
  7 NET 'MAD2' (2.5 6.00) (2.6 6.00) (2.7 5.90);
  8 LABEL (2.55 6.05);NET 'MAD0' (2.5 6.20) (2.6 6.20) (2.7 6.10);
  4 LABEL (2.55 6.25);
  5 NET 'MAD1' (2.5 6.10) (2.6 6.10) (2.7 6.00);
  6 LABEL (2.55 6.15);
  7 NET 'MAD2' (2.5 6.00) (2.6 6.00) (2.7 5.90);
  8 LABEL (2.55 6.05);NET 'MAD0' (2.5 6.20) (2.6 6.20) (2.7 6.10);
  4 LABEL (2.55 6.25);
  5 NET 'MAD1' (2.5 6.10) (2.6 6.10) (2.7 6.00);
  6 LABEL (2.55 6.15);
  7 NET 'MAD2' (2.5 6.00) (2.6 6.00) (2.7 5.90);
  8 LABEL (2.55 6.05);
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  3 NET 'XXX' (2.5 6.20) (2.6 6.20) (2.7 6.10);

  4 LABEL (2.55 6.25);

  5 NET 'YYY' (2.5 6.10) (2.6 6.10) (2.7 6.00);

  6 LABEL (2.55 6.15);

  7 NET 'ZZZ' (2.5 6.00) (2.6 6.00) (2.7 5.90);

  8 LABEL (2.55 6.05);

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    Savanth wrote:

    Hi,

     

    While we can place nets and parts via scripts (.scr files), labels

    for the nets seem to be ignored. I am trying the following lines. The

    labels do not appear on the schematic. Please let me know if I doing

    anything wrong to get what I want. Many Thanks.

     

    NET 'MAD0' (2.5 6.20) (2.6 6.20) (2.7 6.10);

    4 LABEL (2.55 6.25);..........................

     

     

    For the first example of yours, try.

    NET 'MAD0' (2.5 6.20) (2.6 6.20) (2.7 6.10);

    LABEL (2.5 6.20)(2.55 6.25);

     

    The LABEL command first needs to know which net to label. It determines this

    when you first give it one of the points of the net. You can use any of the

    points you used when you defined the net.

    Think of the manual process as the command line method needs to emulate it

    1) Click LABEL icon

    2) Click the 'net of interest'

    3) Click where you wish to 'place the label'

     

    The command line equivalent

    1) LABEL

    2) (2.5 6.20)

    3) (2.55 6.25);

     

    HTH

    Warren