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Re: gEDA-user: gschem vs. autonumbering
> A really temp workaround is to exit gschem and then renumber the
> next set. Another possible workaround is to use annotate.sh, which is
> distributed (but not installed) with gnetlist: gnetlist/scripts/annotate.sh
Thanks, that helped me a lot... but... after executing the script, I re-edited
(deleted some componets), and afterwards re-executed the script. It left some
non '1' ref-des in first component positions. Let me explain. I have R1, R2,
R3. I have deleted R1. After the execution of the script, R2 and R3 remaind. I
expect R1, R2.
Is there any script for renumbering?
Leva
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