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two dimensional bus notation in schematics

I have a circuit block with a bit array input, CB<2:0>

I use a 62-element array of this block in a schematic.

How should i name the resulting two-dimensional input.

I tried the following and none of them worked:

CB<2:0><61:0>

CB<2:0> <61:0>

CB<2:0>;<61:0>

CB<2:0:61:0>

CB<62:2:0>

CB<.........

62*CB<2:0> is a valid syntax, but is not what I want, because it is really a one-dimensional array and shorts the inputs.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Andrew Beckett over 10 years ago

Christer,

There has been no change on this. It's still not planned.

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Andrew
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Christer,

There has been no change on this. It's still not planned.

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