ColorDefinition c = BitVectorFormatter.formatAsColor(outputEnd);
if (c != null)
gc.setForeground(ColorManager.current().toColor(c));
+ gc.setLineWidth(
+ Preferences.current().getDouble("net.mograsim.logic.model.linewidth.wire." + (logicWidth == 1 ? "singlebit" : "multibit")));
double outLineY = posY + (logicWidth - 1) * heightPerPin / 2;
gc.drawLine(posX + width / 2, outLineY, posX + width, outLineY);
- double inputHeight = posY + (logicWidth - 1) * heightPerPin;
- for (int i = 0; i < logicWidth; i++, inputHeight -= 10)
+ gc.setLineWidth(Preferences.current().getDouble("net.mograsim.logic.model.linewidth.wire.singlebit"));
+ double inputHeight = posY;
+ for (int i = 0; i < logicWidth; i++, inputHeight += 10)
{
c = BitVectorFormatter.formatAsColor(inputEnds[i]);
if (c != null)
int oldLineCap = gc.getLineCap();
int lineJoin = gc.getLineJoin();
// TODO find better "replacement" for JOIN_BEVEL
+ // TODO it looks weird that the vertical line is thinner than the single multibit wire.
gc.setLineCap(lineJoin == SWT.JOIN_MITER ? SWT.CAP_SQUARE : lineJoin == SWT.JOIN_ROUND ? SWT.CAP_ROUND : SWT.CAP_SQUARE);
gc.drawLine(posX + width / 2, posY, posX + width / 2, posY + heightPerPin * (logicWidth - 1));
+ gc.setLineWidth(Preferences.current().getDouble("net.mograsim.logic.model.linewidth.default"));
gc.setLineCap(oldLineCap);
}