Connect two pins with each other

In Simulide 0.4.15 I create two pins:

Code:


    m_pin.resize(2);
    pinid = id;
    pinid.append(QString("-pin1"));
    pinpos = QPoint(0,0);
    pin1 = new Pin( 0, pinpos, pinid, 0, this);
    pin1->setLabelText( "pin1" );
    m_pin[0] = pin1;

    pinid = id;
    pinid.append(QString("-pin2"));
    pinpos = QPoint(8,0);
    pin2 = new Pin( 0, pinpos, pinid, 0, this);
    pin2->setLabelText( "pin2" );
    m_pin[1] = pin2;


How they link together in ways that what goes into one goes out of the other and vice versa.
Thank you
Greetings

"what goes into one goes out of the other" can mean many things.
You can have a look at any component that have input and output pins, for example gates or any other Logic Component.
Or explain exactly what you want to achieve.

For the moment I want to get a simple conductor wire with one pin on both sides.
Greetings

feri wrote:For the moment I want to get a simple conductor wire with one pin on both sides.
Greetings

Isn't this equivalent to R=0, but the resistor is displayed as a wire?

feri wrote:For the moment I want to get a simple conductor wire with one pin on both sides.

There are already 2 components that do that: Socket and Header (SimulIDE 1.0.1).
Have a look at src/gui/circuitwidget/components/other

KerimF wrote:Isn't this equivalent to R=0, but the resistor is displayed as a wire?

Not posible to use R=0.
SimulIDE uses admitance values, that would be infinite admitance.

arcachofo wrote:

KerimF wrote:Isn't this equivalent to R=0, but the resistor is displayed as a wire?

Not posible to use R=0.
SimulIDE uses admitance values, that would be infinite admitance.

Thank you for letting me know this.