Schematics/Waveform: Rendering of Low Active Signal Names

[Raffzahn]

Ist:

Low active signal names are usually rendered with an Overline. Recomendet implementation ( according to https://github.com/drom/wavedrom/wiki/Unicode ) is the usage of Unicode overline code sequences. While this is doable, human editing is quite limited due missing support. Even thru Unicode support is a definite need, basic functions should be accessible with ASCII only sequences.

Soll:

Signal names starting with '/' (Slash) or '-' (Hyphen/Minus) should be rendered with an overline. The the negation character is part of the signal name ('/A' vs. 'A') and must not to be removed. Example:

{ assign:
 [
  ["/A", ["NOT", "A"]],
  ["-B", ["NOT", "B"]],
 ]
}

Result:

[drom]

I agree, that it is 'overline' is important feature to have for signal names. Why do you want to keep negation character? will it be nicer without it?

[Raffzahn]

Yes it would look nicer without. At the same time it is needed as identifier when modifying the code. So I believe it might be helpful to see them. Then again, it realy isn't that pretty.

As a side issue, would it be possible to treat '/' and '-' as equvalent - so connecting a pin named '/A' and '-A'?