Define the text cross-referencing format including the separator between references, whether to display unused contacts, and sort order.
FindIn the Project Manager, right-click the project or drawing name and select Properties. Click the Cross-References tab. In the component Cross-Reference Display section, select Text Format, and click Setup.
The Reference Separator edit box allows you to define any string as a separator between references on the same attribute. Spaces are allowed. The default separator is a comma. Use "|" anywhere in the edit box to change the XREF attribute to multi-line text and add a carriage return after each reference. The separator value is applied to the drawing settings in the WD_M block definition or the component to override the drawing settings.
When there are 2 or more references on the same cross-reference attribute each reference is separated by the specified separator. If you use a comma as the separator the references would look like the following examples:
NO 412,633
NO 20.3,21.3
Displays an image that shows an example of the cross-referencing format being defined.
Display Unused Children (Contacts) |
Displays the child symbols that are not referenced or being used in the project pin list. |
Separate Reference |
Displays each unused child symbol in its own reference. |
Contact Count Totals |
Displays the total count of all unused child symbols in a single reference. |
Fill Reference With |
Specifies what should be displayed in the unused reference position for both Separate and Contact Count options. If left empty, a space appears where the referencing would be displayed. For example if you enter the text "SP" for spares, "SP" displays in the referencing. |
Cross-Referencing Sorted by Line Reference |
Displays the referencing in the order that the contacts are found in the line reference of the project. |
Cross-Referencing Sorted by Pin List Order |
Displays the referencing in the order that the Pin List is defined on the parent component. It is sorted regardless if the pins are displayed as part of the referencing. |