the first two can be the same as-is, but the third value can be a "no-connect" or "disconnected" signal.
an idea for colors:
0xFF0000 - on
0x7F0000 - off
0x000000 - disconnected
an unknown connection can be shown as a wire flashing between "on" and "off", but the three mentioned are sufficient. the fourth value can be substituted by logically ORing all its inputs, just like how the current version does it
with the "disconnected" state, a new buffer type can be added:
it has 2 inputs, the first input can be a bus input.
the output depends on the second input. if the second input is false, then the output is "disconnected". if the second input is true, the first input is copied to the output
otherwise a "disconnected" state is sent to the output. this can also take advantage of the bus input
buttons and switches will simulate connections when editing a circuit
the first two can be the same as-is, but the third value can be a "no-connect" or "disconnected" signal.
an idea for colors:
0xFF0000 - on 0x7F0000 - off 0x000000 - disconnected
an unknown connection can be shown as a wire flashing between "on" and "off", but the three mentioned are sufficient. the fourth value can be substituted by logically ORing all its inputs, just like how the current version does it
with the "disconnected" state, a new buffer type can be added: it has 2 inputs, the first input can be a bus input. the output depends on the second input. if the second input is false, then the output is "disconnected". if the second input is true, the first input is copied to the output
otherwise a "disconnected" state is sent to the output. this can also take advantage of the bus input
buttons and switches will simulate connections when editing a circuit
also, please add a bus output