Feature: hide pins that are not connected #5
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This is super useful, I'll merge it in the next few days. Thanks! |
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I've pulled it into its own branch, will need to adapt it to make it work and merge with the changes from #10 |
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Very cool project here, exactly what I needed for a project that I am working on. One issue is that I have a 35-pin connector that I am only going to populate 5-10 pins from. I don't really want to print out 30 unconnected pins on the schematic.
This pull request adds a connector option "hide_disconnected_pins" to hide any pins on the connector that don't have a connection on them. I also added an example as well to see how it works.