![]() Another pet frustration of mine is the habit of some people in drawing logic components. I tend to have multiple symbols for parts like these, and pick the one that seems most appropriate for the case. Or some other scheme based on what you want to highlight in the schematic. ![]() power inputs as one part and each I/O bank into separate parts. You could separate the component into e.g. While there might not be a single right answer for every occasion, some kind of structured approach will beat a mass of undifferentiated pins every time. Is there a way to globally change this to just show the IC as 1 part on my layout? i hope im making sense if not i can probably upload some photos when i get back in the lab to further explain ie it shows 1 Dip package as three separate 'parts' or what not in the schematic editor. however in Diptrace it places 2 different sections to the IC as well as a separate power and ground section. in eagle's schematic layout when i add a DIP package for say TL072 it actually placed a dip package with all the pins, i prefer it this way. ive only been fiddling around with diptrace the last day or so and it seems to be pretty good however theres one thing that is annoying me. anyway after doing my head in trying to work out eagles ridiculous upgrade paths not to mention the cost i decided to give diptrace a go. Ive been using eagle for a little while and although im able to make layouts etc pretty well i recently found that i was running into problems due to board size (pin count was fine but i just wanted to spread things over a larger area for enclosures and so forth).
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