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Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2014 13:17:56 +0000
From: Tom <madtom1999 AT googlemail DOT com>
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Subject: [geda-help] gschem, ngspice and transformers (again)
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Hi
I'm just starting with geda but I was a microchip designer in the 80's 
so please accept my apologies if I seem a bit spoilt and needy!

I want to be able to put in hierarchical schematics and run spice (ng) 
simulations from them and I'd like to be able to use and share gschem 
stuff but it seems its not worth it as postings in the mailing list from 
2010 re transformers suggest hand coding.
Is there any way of (say) adding the attributes L1,L2 and K (for a 
simple transformer) and then either running a macro or getting gnetlist 
to substitute the component for the appropriate (generated) netlist or 
connected subcircuit?

Tom