On Wed, Aug 31, 2011 at 11:26 PM, Dave McGuire
<[1]mcgu...@neurotica.com> wrote:
On 08/26/2011 01:47 PM, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
I still get the correct result.
A stab in the dark:
Maybe you have a copy of 7404-1.sym somewhere on your hardware that
actually
is a 7404-3.sym in disguise. This disguised symbol file may be found
first,
on start-up of gschem. You can test this hypothesis by not setting
the slotting
at all and just save to text.sch . In addition you can use the
"locate"
command to locate all symbol files called "7404-1.sym" on your hard
disk.
I feel really, really stupid.
This is exactly what happened. There was another 7404-1.sym file
in my symbol path, an old one that I had created years ago, and it
was shadowing the "real" one, overriding it when the sheet was
loaded.
I swear I'm usually not this much of an idiot. ;) Thank you for
your assistance, and I apologize for the distraction.
oops, didn't see this reply yet - sorry
I guess the error propagated to my machine when using his database.
I have to quit sitting so close to him :)
=Dan
and that wouldn't be the only reason ;)
References
1. mailto:mcgu...@neurotica.com
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