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I have a drill hole I can't select or delete, even after deleting everything else.

ryanneve

I made a copy of my file and deleted every singe object and yet it remains. I opened up the .brd and .sch files in an editor and I think this may be the problem in both files:

 

<classes>

<class number="0" name="default" width="0" drill="0">

</class>

</classes>

 

Can I just delete the middle two lines using a text editor?

 

Thanks!

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    Ryan Neve wrote:

     

    I made a copy of my file and deleted every singe object and yet it

    remains. I opened up the .brd and .sch files in an editor and I think

    this may be the problem in both files:

     

    <classes>

    <class number="0" name="default" width="0" drill="0">

    </class>

    </classes>

     

    Can I just delete the middle two lines using a text editor?

     

    that can't be the reason for your problem. This class definition is

    the default if you don't have any classes defined by yourself.

    It's present in any brd/sch I ever looked into.

     

    Can you post your files to the newsgroup (or the forum), so that other

    can have look at it?

    --

     

    Lorenz

     

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    Ryan Neve wrote:

     

    I made a copy of my file and deleted every singe object and yet it

    remains. I opened up the .brd and .sch files in an editor and I think

    this may be the problem in both files:

     

    <classes>

    <class number="0" name="default" width="0" drill="0">

    </class>

    </classes>

     

    Can I just delete the middle two lines using a text editor?

     

    that can't be the reason for your problem. This class definition is

    the default if you don't have any classes defined by yourself.

    It's present in any brd/sch I ever looked into.

     

    Can you post your files to the newsgroup (or the forum), so that other

    can have look at it?

    --

     

    Lorenz

     

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    I figured it out. What I though was a hole, was a DRC Drill distance warning symbol. Even when I deleted the part, the error symbol persisted. I didn't think to re-run the DRC or close and re-open.

     

    The error was caused by this:

     

    <package name="LCDDISPLAY5110">

    <pad name="DIN" x="3.302" y="23.495" drill="0.8" shape="long"/>

    <pad name="CLK" x="3.302" y="20.955" drill="0.8" shape="long"/>

    <pad name="DC" x="3.302" y="26.035" drill="0.8" shape="long"/>

    <pad name="VCC" x="3.302" y="18.415" drill="0.8" shape="long"/>

    <pad name="BL" x="3.302" y="15.875" drill="0.8" shape="long"/>

    <pad name="GND" x="3.302" y="13.335" drill="0.8" shape="long"/>

    <pad name="CE" x="3.302" y="28.575" drill="0.8" shape="long"/>

    <pad name="RST" x="3.302" y="31.115" drill="0.8" shape="long"/>

    <wire x1="0" y1="0" x2="45.339" y2="0" width="0.127" layer="21"/>

    <wire x1="45.339" y1="0" x2="45.339" y2="42.7228" width="0.127" layer="21"/>

    <wire x1="45.339" y1="42.7228" x2="0" y2="42.7228" width="0.127" layer="21"/>

    <wire x1="0" y1="42.7228" x2="0" y2="0" width="0.127" layer="21"/>

    <hole x="2.5019" y="4.1275" drill="3.175"/>

    <hole x="42.9133" y="4.1275" drill="3.175"/>

    <hole x="2.5019" y="38.6969" drill="3.175"/>

    <hole x="42.9133" y="4.1275" drill="3.175"/>

    <hole x="42.9133" y="38.6969" drill="3.175"/>

    </package>

     

    Note the two identical holes. I don't know how this happened. I checked the part and it looks fine. Deleting the part and inserting a new one fixes the problem.

     

    Thank you for your time.