4 Replies Latest reply on Jul 14, 2017 5:27 PM by matelot

    How can I put a sch in a project?

    matelot
    matelot Jul 13, 2017 4:32 PM

      I have a number of 'projects', all empty because I don't know how to put a

      schematic into one.

      The prompt on the screen says

       

      Empty project

      Use the context menu to create new schematic or board files within the

      project

       

      The only reference I can find to 'context' is the one on the help tab and

      that is only a help page?

       

      I also have a number schematic drawings that don't belong to a project for

      the reason stated above, is it possible to move them into the projects I

      made of the same name?

       

      I don't see any reason for them to be in projects other than the neatness

      of the filing but I suppose one day they will be useful.

       

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        • Re: How can I put a sch in a project?
          geralds
          geralds Jul 13, 2017 5:10 PM (in response to matelot)

          Hi,

           

          1) entry in the panel - options - folders -> the location of your project folder

          eagle-panel-project002.png

          2) in the panel you can create your folder for your project (it will saved in your project folder automatically)

          eagle-panel-project.jpg

           

          3) open in the menu - create a new project. -> the green lamp lit on

          create a new sch file - your sch will saved in your project folder automatically

          eagle-panel-project001.jpg

           

          4) in the schematic you have a menu - "change to board"

          eagle-panel-project003.png

          -->> click on the item "change to board" - then you will asked "migrate the devices from schematic  to board" ... or similar..

           

          >>> important - press in the menu "save all" then you project will now created with your name.

          ok, this project is just empty as well now you can create your schematic and all devices will also inserted into the board automatically.

           

          Best Regards,

          Gerald

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          • Re: How can I put a sch   in a project?
            matelot
            matelot Jul 13, 2017 8:02 PM (in response to matelot)

            Thank you for the reply.

             

            I am assuming that a project is just a directory where all the files

            associated with one job (or project) are kept?

            I have made directories for all my projects and moved the sch files into

            them (I also moved all the temp files with the suffix .s#1 .s#2 etc.

            The control panel only shows the .sch and not all the temp files (I have no

            board in that project but I suspect it would show a .brd if I did). (I made

            a new .brd in my test project and it did.)

             

            I now see that if I click on the button after the project and turn it green

            it puts the sch in that project, is this correct? it did with .brd .

             

            My list in the control panel still shows as

             

            eagle

                test             .    empty project

                    test.sch

             

            Why does it still say 'empty project'?

             

            I have just answered my own question, I closed the control panel and

            reopened it and the 'empty project' has gone.

             

            Thank you Geralds that answers my question perfectly.

             

             

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              • Re: How can I put a sch in a project?
                CadSoft Guest
                CadSoft Guest element14 Team Jul 14, 2017 11:42 AM (in response to matelot)

                Am 14.07.2017 um 03:02 schrieb mat:

                Thank you for the reply.

                 

                I am assuming that a project is just a directory where all the files

                associated with one job (or project) are kept?

                I have made directories for all my projects and moved the sch files into

                them (I also moved all the temp files with the suffix .s#1 .s#2 etc.

                The control panel only shows the .sch and not all the temp files (I have no

                board in that project but I suspect it would show a .brd if I did). (I made

                a new .brd in my test project and it did.)

                 

                I now see that if I click on the button after the project and turn it green

                it puts the sch in that project, is this correct? it did with .brd .

                 

                My list in the control panel still shows as

                eagle

                    test             .    empty project

                        test.sch

                 

                Why does it still say 'empty project'?

                 

                I have just answered my own question, I closed the control panel and

                reopened it and the 'empty project' has gone.

                 

                Thank you Geralds that answers my question perfectly.

                 

                 

                Hi,

                if you"right-click" the project you can insert/edit the description of

                your "empty project".

                 

                The .s#x files are backup files. Eagle shows only the actual files.

                 

                HTH

                Werner

                 

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              • Re: How can I put a sch in a project?
                matelot
                matelot Jul 14, 2017 5:27 PM (in response to matelot)

                I see the addition now when I right click. Thank you Werner that has been most helpful.