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davekelly Posted - 03 Jul 2013 : 12:48:20
In schematics, is it possible to add a bar over the text for an inverted input?

I would like some pre and post character sequence, rather than drawing a line!

I know I can add a circle, but that is tedious.
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John Baraclough Posted - 12 Jul 2013 : 15:12:49
You can actually use any double character for this. Go to:

Settings->Preferences->Display->Text Barring Character

to change it.

I had to do this once when re-engineering a design for a customer who required that the net names be kept the same and some started with the double underscore character.

Be aware that this is a global change and not in the design technology of the specific project, so it will affect all designs until it is changed again. Quite a few years ago I did put in a suggestion to have this feature moved into the Design Technology file so that it became project specific, but nothing came of it.

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DavidM Posted - 12 Jul 2013 : 08:38:33
That's right, each double-underscore toggles the bar state.

So doing this: __RESET__/WR

will put a bar over just the RESET part of the text and not over the rest.

David.
Iain Wilkie Posted - 03 Jul 2013 : 14:56:32
You only need the preceding underscores if there is no more text to follow that doesn't need the bar. i.e. __CS

Iain
davekelly Posted - 03 Jul 2013 : 13:27:14
Perfect, thanks.
nigle Posted - 03 Jul 2013 : 13:03:05
Add two underscore characters to either side of the text that you want to have the line over, eg. __CS__