LTspice XVII INI File?

Feb 19, 2018 3 Replies

Facing the realities that I'm going to have to deal with LTspice, I've decided to become the expert ;-)



Noting that the INI file contains:



SymbolSearchPath= LibrarySearchPath=



Does anyone know if these fields can have multiple entries/directories, perhaps separated by ";", as in PSpice?



This would be a handy feature and would somewhat obviate the current restriction of schematic and symbols in same directory. ...Jim Thompson



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If they are using Dot Net then yes, path seperators are supported in the Path class. I guess it would be easy to try it out.

Cheers

Yes, indeedy-do, follows PSpice convention:

SymbolSearchPath= LibrarySearchPath=C:\Directory_1;C:\Directory_2

INI File is located at:

Solves a lot of pain that version IV imposed.

(Can also be entered via Tools/Control Panel/Sym & Lib Search Paths.) ...Jim Thompson

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Yep, I just did get around to trying it... works just great! ...Jim Thompson

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