On Wednesday 18 July 2007 12:18:30 Stuart Brorson wrote:
> I'd be willing to hear of other example uses from others who have a
> different opinion.
Firstly, a gsch2pcb project file already contains all of the information
needed about which schematics belong together. Perhaps formalizing the file
format and extension (useful for xgsch2pcb) would provide a good way to sort
this problem out. Then the File menu could look something like:
Open...
Add Schematic...
Save
Quit
Open Schematic: prompt to save if there are extant modifications, then show
file selector for schematic files or project files. N.b. that you should
probably be allowed to select multiple project files, but only a single
Add Schematic: show file selector for schematic files. The selected schematic
is added to the
Save: Save all schematics. If there is a current project, update the list of
schematics in the on-disk file; otherwise, ask the user if he wants to save
the project file, and show a Save As... dialog if he accepts.
Does this sound reasonable? (Or if not hopefully a useful discussion
point. ;)
Peter
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