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internallyConnectedPorts
Indicates that ports are internally connected inside of a chip
Solves the "push button problem" because push buttons have internally connected ports, but schematic representation only has two ports
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How can I test my implementation regarding this issue can anyone please tell me ?
@UTK-a-RSH we're implementing this on stream now!!! https://x.com/seveibar 00:45:00
tl;dr; this is the repro the trace doesn't connected properly
import { PushButton } from "@tsci/seveibar.push-button" export default () => ( <board width="30mm" height="10mm"> <PushButton name="SW1" pcbX={10} schX={-3} /> <PushButton name="SW2" pcbX={-10} schX={3} /> <trace from=".SW1 .pin1" to=".SW2 .pin3" /> </board> )
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Indicates that ports are internally connected inside of a chip
Solves the "push button problem" because push buttons have internally connected ports, but schematic representation only has two ports
/bounty $25
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: