gEDA-dev: State of the symbols library

[Stuart Brorson]

I'll add my $0.02 here.

You can have a pure graphical with pins in the case that you want to
create a hierarchical design:  The graphical is just a  top-level
symbol indicating a lower-level schematic or subsection of a whole 
design.  If you do "down" on the graphical, then you end up opening up
the lower level.

You need pins on the top-level graphical to allow connection of nets
which need to show up on the lower level.

Stuart


On Sat, 30 Jun 2007, evan foss wrote:

> Ok but why is it valid?
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