Struct logic_circus::ComponentBuilder

pub struct ComponentBuilder<Rust = Infallible> { /* fields omitted */ }

The constructor for Component

you create one with Component::builder()

use gate to add another inner gate

use inputs to set the input locations and finalize construction (get your final Component)

put a gate implemented in rust (or an enum of them) in <Rust> to use it (or them)

Implementations

impl<Rust> ComponentBuilder<Rust>

pub fn gate(self, gate: Gate<Rust>, sequals: Vec<Sequal>) -> Self

Add a gate to the component

gate is the gate you want to add.

sequals dictate where the outputs of the gate go, in other words the wiring, these sequals are in order, so the gate’s first output will go to the first sequal and so on.

a sequal can either be another gate or one of the components outputs.

if you want to send an output to several places it must be done indirectly, you should take a look at Gate::dup.

pub fn inputs(self, inputs: Vec<Sequal>) -> Component<Rust>

Tell the component where it’s inputs should go

after you’ve added many gates to your component you still need to tell the component where to start, once you do that your component is ready and it will be returned from the function

Trait Implementations

impl<Rust> Default for ComponentBuilder<Rust>

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.