Added "join" to join fields like voltage, current, etc. with the value #115
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-## Description 1 nF 50 V isn't the same as 1 nF 100 V and having separated columns for each possible modifier is an overkill. Joining the fields to the value is compact and natural. -## How to use Define a section named `[JOIN]`. In this section each entry is the name of a field, followed by the name of the fields that will be added to its column. Use tab (ASCII 9) as separator. Example: ``` [JOIN] value voltage current power tolerance ``` This will attach the `voltage`, `current`, `power` and `tolerance` fields to the `value` field. This patch replaces SchrodingersGat#81 and is smaller and more generic.
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I have merged this and added some documentation into README.md |
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Description
1 nF 50 V isn't the same as 1 nF 100 V and having separated columns for
each possible modifier is an overkill. Joining the fields to the value
is compact and natural.
How to use
Define a section named
[JOIN]. In this section each entry is the nameof a field, followed by the name of the fields that will be added to
its column.
Use tab (ASCII 9) as separator. Example:
This will attach the
voltage,current,powerandtolerancefields to thevaluefield.This patch replaces #81 and is smaller and more generic.