Easiest way to try is:

cd trunk/src/sch-rnd

./sch-rnd -x tedax ../examples/psu.lht

This will produce netlist.pcb.tdx. In pcb-rnd you can use the file/import 
submenu, either import schematics and leave format on tEDAx or import 
tEDAx schmeatics, then pick the file and zoom out: you'll have all the 
subcircuits and nets created.

Note: -x will compile the project before the export and export plugins 
will use display names on export. This means later on we can use any 
export plugin to export any workflow or design variant. 

Note: tEDAx export will omit abstract components with no name from the 
output. This is a convenient way to place "graphical" symbols, just remove 
the name attribute (not the text object that displays it, the attribute!)


Limitations (will be fixed later):

- at the moment only command line export is available, no GUI yet (we will 
have something similar to pcb-rnd's export dialog)

- for now the output file name is always netlist.pcb.tdx

- at the moment it always exports using the first view, which is the 'pcb' 
view by default; later there will be an option to select the view by name, 
both in GUI and CLI (on GUI it will default to currently active view)


Please draw some simple dummy circuit with heavy symbols (set footprint 
attributes on your symbols, set the pcb/pinnum attribute on your terminals 
if they have terminal names not matching the footprint's). Then 
export in sch-rnd and import in pcb-rnd and see if it worked.

Note: in the next test req we will dive down in how to avoid 
heavy symbols.