LineNet is similar to Line, except it denotes electrical connection.
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#include <line_net.hpp>
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enum | End { TO,
FROM,
TO,
FROM
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enum | End { TO,
FROM,
TO,
FROM
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| LineNet (const UUID &uu, const json &j, class Sheet *sheet=nullptr) |
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| LineNet (const UUID &uu) |
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void | update_refs (class Sheet &sheet) |
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bool | is_connected_to (const UUID &uu_sym, const UUID &uu_pin) const |
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UUID | get_uuid () const |
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bool | coord_on_line (const Coordi &coord) const |
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json | serialize () const |
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| LineNet (const UUID &uu, const json &j, class Sheet *sheet=nullptr) |
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| LineNet (const UUID &uu) |
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void | update_refs (class Sheet &sheet) |
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bool | is_connected_to (const UUID &uu_sym, const UUID &uu_pin) const |
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UUID | get_uuid () const |
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bool | coord_on_line (const Coordi &coord) const |
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json | serialize () const |
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LineNet is similar to Line, except it denotes electrical connection.
When connected to a BusLabel, it denotes a Bus.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- horizon-eda-1.3.0/src/schematic/line_net.hpp
- horizon-eda-1.3.0/src/schematic/line_net.cpp