it was smash indeed ?
I've got such results with "miror" commandunder brd files...
You maybe have a buggy Eagle. 4.0 looks ok...


regards,
Vasile
http://www.geocities.com/vsurducan


On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, samo benedi=E8i=E8 wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I did read help file for SMASH command (before posting question to the
> list), and I also tried to do what it says(also before posting), but I ha=
ve
> a problem there. I smashed  few SMD resistors and caps and then moved the=
m
> around the board and I also changed layers from top to bottom and vice
> versa. The problem is, that I can't find the text for values and names of
> those parts any more. I turned off all the layers and tried to find that
> text by turning on one layer at the time, than all bottom layers and so o=
n,
> but that text isn't to be found. Now my parts appear on drawing without
> values and names and board documentation doesn't look good without them :=
-).
> So what I wanted to know was this: is there an ULP or command to join
> elements and names back, otherwise I'll just have to do it manually with
> text command.
>
> By deleting layers I ment hiding them, so I can't see them when editing
> board. It's a pain in the ass scrolling through 25 layers again and again
> just to change layer from top to bottom. What I'd like is that only layer=
s
> that I need or use are visible when I use layer command  or that they are=
 at
> least  in the order I want, i.e. top, bottom,unrouted, ...
>
> I also like to know how to use specific tool, and that means I do read he=
lp
> files and manuals before asking somebody to help and I know how to type
> something in GOOGLE . I don't demand help; I simply ask when I'm stuck
> before reinventing the wheel.
>
> Regards, Samo
>
> > "Deleting" a layer makes no sense.  All layers are always present, and =
it
> > is up to you to put stuff on them or not.  If you've got stuff on a lay=
er
> > that you don't want fabbed, don't write it to a gerber file or don't se=
nd
> > that gerber file to the board house.  I don't understand the problem or
> > what you're trying to do.
>
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