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Raf Karakiewicz
May 14, 2013, 5:46:08 PM5/14/13
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Hi,
When I move pins in my symbol the schematic which instantiates this symbol does not maintain connectivity. If I move a group of pins down by one in the schematic the connectivity is moved down by one and all the pins are misconnected. Is there a way to have cadence maintain the connectivity so this doesn't happen?
-Raf
When I move pins in my symbol the schematic which instantiates this symbol does not maintain connectivity. If I move a group of pins down by one in the schematic the connectivity is moved down by one and all the pins are misconnected. Is there a way to have cadence maintain the connectivity so this doesn't happen?
-Raf
Raf Karakiewicz
May 16, 2013, 1:07:48 PM5/16/13
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On Tuesday, 14 May 2013 17:46:08 UTC-4, Raf Karakiewicz wrote:
> Hi, When I move pins in my symbol the schematic which instantiates this symbol does not maintain connectivity. If I move a group of pins down by one in the schematic the connectivity is moved down by one and all the pins are misconnected. Is there a way to have cadence maintain the connectivity so this doesn't happen? -Raf
Sorry typo:
> Hi, When I move pins in my symbol the schematic which instantiates this symbol does not maintain connectivity. If I move a group of pins down by one in the schematic the connectivity is moved down by one and all the pins are misconnected. Is there a way to have cadence maintain the connectivity so this doesn't happen? -Raf
"...move a group of pins down by one in the *schematic* the connectivity..." --> "...move a group of pins down by one in the *symbol* the connectivity..."
Andrew Beckett
May 17, 2013, 5:28:26 AM5/17/13
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request. It's something we have been discussing recently - to allow the
connectivity to be the master rather than the drawing.
Regards,
Andrew.
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