- Use pin names instead of pin indices, until the last moment when generating the ports for the GraphViz nodes
- `Harness.add_mate_pin()` now uses pin names
- Remove unused `if is_arrow()` check from `Harness.connect()`
- Consolidate calling of `Connector.activate_pin()` to prevent subtle bugs
- Call it from `connect()` and `add_mate_pin()`
- No longer call it from `create_graph()`
- Misc. other tuning
If `show_wirenumbers` is omitted from a cable section, its value will be `None`. In that case, we want to choose a default based on whether this is a bundle or not.
If the user did specify `show_wirenumbers`, then its value will be `True` or `False`, and we want to respect that whether it's a bundle or not.
Bug: Failing to assign the default cable length unit when not present.
It was introduced in #198.
Fix: Test the correct cable attribute. This fix solves issue #205.
Using Any or str in type annotations might increase the need for extra
comments to explain the real valid values. However, such needs can be
drastically reduced with the help of semanticly named type aliases.
Each type alias have their legal values described in comments.
Actual validation might be implemented in the future.
This image, with an optional caption below, is displayed in the lower
section of the connector/cable node in the diagram - just above the
notes if present.
This solves the basic part of issue #27, and is a continuation of
PR #137 that was closed due to changes in the base branch.
- Shorten `part_number` to `pn`
- Shorten `manufacturer_part_number` to `mpn`
- Show `manufacturer` and `mpn` in a single cell of the node
- Replace `manufacturer` with `'MPN'`within the node if no manufacturer is specified.
- Rearrange order of P/N fields within node
`{pn} | {manufacturer}: {mpn}`
Closes#67.
- Allow defining arbitrarily long lists of alternating connectors and cables in a connection set.
- Start work towards removing 'ferrules' as special case, merging them with normal connectors
- Stramline auto-generation of simple, one pin connectors (ferrules, wire splices, ...)
* Fix AWG<-> mm2 conversions
Add an inverted dictionary and a lookup function from awg -> mm2. Also
do some minor refactoring. Both sides of the conversion table were
converted to strings, since '0000' and '2/0' are perfectly valid AWG
values.
* Update example ex02 with awg -> mm2 conversion
Show conversions for ex02, and make sure it displays conversions in both
directions. Rebuild the example files.
* Fix faulty conversion of non-(mm2,AWG) units
The parsing allows arbitrary units to be used for cable dimensions --
this might be valid units, e.g. square inches, or invalid, e.g. bananas.
We only allow conversion between mm2 and AWG, so check that the
gauge_unit is either of those before conversion. If not, pass through as
is.
* Fix AWG string casing in output
Convert e.g. 'awg, 'AwG' to upper case for consistent rendering. Leave
any other input gauge units as they were.
Co-authored-by: Daniel Rojas <github@danielrojas.net>
