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Scazon Posted - 31 Jan 2017 : 12:38:03
If this does exist I can't find it, and if it doesn't I wish we had it.

A simple text macro interface as found in compilers, makefiles etc. such that I can define a text string once for a project and instance it wherever it's needed. Example: version numbering. I have a 10 schematic sheet project, and when I change the version reference, I have to update all 10 sheets. With, a string defined (somewhere), VERSION 4.02, I can then add text to each sheet, (say) $(VERSION), and when VERSION is updated to 4.03 it is automatically applied to all sheets.

You'll probably tell me RTFM, it exists already.

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Peter Johnson Posted - 13 Jul 2017 : 13:09:50
Now logged, but unfortunately too late to make it into V21.
jlawton Posted - 12 Jul 2017 : 23:18:41
Yes please

John
Peter Johnson Posted - 01 Feb 2017 : 15:09:31
It doesn't exist explicitly. There are some ways round it, but the problem is that there's nothing that's project wide - it's all design specific (for instance, the document properties associated with a design where they can be displayed by adding a value position).

Would you like this logged as an enhancement request?