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[feature] color mark at connector pins #53
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You mean each pin might have a color assigned to it? That would mean we would need a new optional list-type parameter with the same length as pinout (and optionally pinnumbers). This sounds like a good idea. I was also thinking of the option to specify a color for the entire connector (just in case)... so far this is only used for ferrules (not featured in the examples so far). If anybody wants to take this on, please let me know. I don't think I will find time for this soon, myself. Thanks for the request! |
Internal note: This (both the original suggestion and the ability to assign color to entire connector) will require rewriting the node's GraphViz code from a |
Add hack to make manufacturer / part number row have vertical separators, to be visually consistent with connectors. In the future, connectors will have to be modified to be HTML tables instead of GraphViz record nodes, in order to support colored bands for the connector, or individual pins (#53). When this is implemented, a cleaner solution should be found for both connectors and cables.
Add hack to make manufacturer / part number row have vertical separators, to be visually consistent with connectors. In the future, connectors will have to be modified to be HTML tables instead of GraphViz record nodes, in order to support colored bands for the connector, or individual pins (#53). When this is implemented, a cleaner solution should be found for both connectors and cables.
Update: Ferrules have been refactored in #65. Original issue still open. |
add the ability to add a small color mark or something similar at connector pins.
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