Alan Grimes wrote:
Lawrence Shafer wrote:
  
Heh, I know what you're doing now ;)

Cant wait!
    

huh?

Actually, I decided to spend the evening going after an old pet peeve of
mine, trying to figure out how a major transmission line of current can
go into one side of a junction (ECNode?? Pin???) and come out as only a
few mA on the other side...

My quest led me to:

void CircuitDocument::calculateConnectorCurrents()

Which is one messed up function! It seems to take information from
cnode/cbranch, transfers it to Pin, then, from Pin, sends it out to Wire
and Switch... Then just to confuse you, it goes out to the wires, and
then collects it back into Pin... Right now I'm seeing about making it
much much harder for the thing to get confused and adding in as many
runtime checks as I can think of...

bleh, I'm gonna call it a nite.

I'm hesitant to push WIP code out to SVN but if you want to see it, I'll
post...

  
I was referring to this,

> But effectively everything about every other part will need to be
> re-written as data files... Which means I'm going to need to gain a hell
> of a lot of expertise with QT's libraries before I can make anything
> resembling a competent design...
>
> I'll need to develop a component editor and a model compiler, (so you
> can give it an equation and it will turn it into code..) And then figure
> out what QT wants me to do with regards to saving it as a file...

Sounded like a complete makeover of the component system, with XML components. BTW, you will love QT once you get to know it a little, it's a real time saver, and QT4 is a huge improvement over QT3.

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