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HORIZON-IMP(1)		    General Commands Manual		HORIZON-IMP(1)

NAME
       horizon-imp - horizon EDA interactive manipulator

SYNOPSIS
       horizon-imp  -y <symbol file> | -c <blocks file>	<pictures directory> |
       -a <padstack file> | -k <package	file> |	-b <board file>	<planes	 file>
       <blocks	file> <pictures	directory> | -f	<frame file> | -d <decal file>
       [-r]

DESCRIPTION
       This manual page	documents the horizon-imp command.

       horizon-imp is the 'interactive manipulator' and	can be run in one of 5
       modes, each operating on	a different type of item:  symbol,  schematic,
       padstack, package, board, frame or decal.

OPTIONS
       Details of options are included below.

       -y <symbol file>
	      Run in Symbol mode.

       -c <blocks file>	<pictures directory>
	      Run in Schematic mode

       -a <padstack file>
	      Run in Padstack mode

       -k <package file>
	      Run in Package mode

       -b <board file> <planes file> <blocks file> <pictures directory>
	      Run in Board mode

       -f <frame file>
	      Run in Frame mode

       -d <decal file>
	      Run in Decal mode

       -r     Open file	read only

USAGE
       Aside  from  debugging, there's normally	little reason to run this com-
       mand directly, as it's usually launched by horizon-eda(1).

ENVIRONMENT
       This command requires the environment variable HORIZON_POOL to point to
       the pool's directory (the one with the pool.json	and pool.db in it)

AUTHORS
       This manual page	was initially written  by  Wookey  <wookey@debian.org>
       for  the	 Debian	 GNU/Linux  system (but	may be used by others).	It has
       been kept up-to-date by the Horizon EDA Project.

SEE ALSO
       horizon-imp(1),

				  2021-05-12			HORIZON-IMP(1)

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