Hi Team
I see one or two posts about importing a csv or simple txt pin list and most end up in suggestion of using BSDL import.
I have a fpga mounted on a carry card i would like to import as a component with 100+ pins since this is a 3rd part breakout board i can not use the BSDL file for the original FPGA.
Is there any progress on adding a CSV type import or even a stand alone converter from csv to Diptrace .asc?
Any one how has found a way around this suggestions would be great.
Cheers
Pin file, Csc,TXT import
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Re: Pin file, Csc,TXT import
Below article may help you.
https://support.office.com/en-us/articl ... e8a008ba5c
https://support.office.com/en-us/articl ... e8a008ba5c
Re: Pin file, Csc,TXT import
Obviously, Techno Tronix, didn't seem to understand the question. This is a big shortcoming of Diptrace. I have a 289-pin package I'm trying to create. Fortunately, the manufacturer does provide a BSDL, but it only contains a subset of the pins. Using the pin manager to fill in the gaps is painful and error-prone to say the least. At the very least, there needs to be a way to export a component to a csv, edit it in a spreadsheet, and import it back in.
Re: Pin file, Csc,TXT import
I have written a csv to bsdl convertor.. If anyone needs one?
Only issue that I'm having is that underscores import as slashes..
Only issue that I'm having is that underscores import as slashes..
Re: Pin file, Csc,TXT import
The problem with just a BSDL import is the tools like STM32CubeIDE; I can create a part that has the pins defined with my labels then export that definition to CSV but that leaves me tracking down a CSV to BSDL converter (yes @nerdx86, please do post your converter) or writing an Excel formula to do it.
From the STM32CubeIDE CSV export
=CONCATNATE("""",B2) =CONCATENATE(": ",A2,",",""""," &")
"VSS : A1," &
"PG15 : A2," &
"PD0 : A3," &
"PD1 : A4," &
"PE3 : A5," &
"PG6 : A6," &
"PB3 : A7," &
"PB15 : A8," &
"PC7 : A9," &
"PC9 : A10," &
That was kind of painless
From the STM32CubeIDE CSV export
=CONCATNATE("""",B2) =CONCATENATE(": ",A2,",",""""," &")
"VSS : A1," &
"PG15 : A2," &
"PD0 : A3," &
"PD1 : A4," &
"PE3 : A5," &
"PG6 : A6," &
"PB3 : A7," &
"PB15 : A8," &
"PC7 : A9," &
"PC9 : A10," &
That was kind of painless