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Horizon Chart (with source code) seems like a perfect addition to wavedrom capable to represent math functions and arbitrary data values. I wonder is it possible and how one can add a custom row renderer to wavedrom?
So what I would like to see
And in terms of JSON, it would be something like
{signal: [{name: "func",wave: 'f.f(t){/*js code returning a float value*/ return Math.random() * t }'},{name: "vals",wave: 'v.x.345x',data: ["90","300","120"]},]}
But I focus primarily on heaving at least JS accessible renderer...
So is such thing possible and how one would do it?
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Well, at this point, WaveJson is just a data structure. And different tools, written in different languages JS, Python, Ruby, etc. can consume or produce it. Adding JS callback would definitely be a hostile move. Also, I am trying to imagine how "Horizon Chart" would be useful to Chip-Designer audience? There is a long-standing request on having "Analog" waves #189#68 that might be related?
Horizon Chart (with source code) seems like a perfect addition to wavedrom capable to represent math functions and arbitrary data values. I wonder is it possible and how one can add a custom row renderer to wavedrom?
So what I would like to see
And in terms of JSON, it would be something like
But I focus primarily on heaving at least JS accessible renderer...
So is such thing possible and how one would do it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: