Closed cemerick closed 8 years ago
There's not really an easy way to do this right now. Unwise things with pprint-inputs
may be the easiest thing, or you can just copy/paste/adapt the rest of the code to your needs (there's not that much).
pprint-inputs
was enough, thanks. :-)
Feel free to close this if you don't want it clogging up your issue tracker.
I'm generating FSMs that use integers as inputs/signals, but they're actually character codes. (Doing this so
range
and such are available.) I'd like to get characters on the visualizations' edges, but I don't see an easy way to do so. Looks like I could do unwise things to#'pprint-inputs
as a workaround, but maybe I'm missing something more straightforward?