LTspice natively allows a leading underscore as the negate or NOT signifier but unfortunately this is not supported via EasyEDA schematic capture. Also the `~` tilde character is a reserved character in EasyEDA as part of the json file formatting.

@andyfierman Thanks for the reply.  The use of the tilde was a suggestion and even then only as part of the UI - once received by the application, it could be converted and/or handled by whatever means necessary, and the actual tilde character does not have to make it into the back-end data.  Following existing conventions, the software could use a single forward slash as the NOT/LOW indicator and a double-slash as an _escaped slash_ allowing its direct use.  This would allow for various combinations such as: ``` /RESET -->  R̅E̅S̅E̅T̅ /BS///BA -->  B̅S̅/B̅A̅ /DMA//MHOLD -->  D̅M̅A̅/MHOLD DMA///MREC -->  DMA/M̅R̅E̅C̅ ``` There are plenty of ways that this could be handled, even with a different character such as an underscore.  Also, yes I am aware that this is "not supported" in EasyEDA, hence the reason I chose the **Feature Requests** section of the forum. :) Peace! -=- James.

Still nothing done :(

That's a shame this was never implemented, currently wishing this was a feature myself.