This is easy easy easy. All we have to do is create a copy
of the JKFF and DFF and declare their clock pin to be
inverting. The difficult part (and why we didn't make them
in the first place) is adding an inversion bubble to the
schematic for the part. Also, we would then have 4 versions
of each, with combinations of (2 clock edge triggers) *
(High-active vs. Low-active). I think we wanted to wait
until we could add bubbles via the parameters setting box
before we created these particular parts. But they could be
made pretty easily in the mean time.
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I would like to keep the rising edge parts as well, for backward compatability with old files. It is currently "deprecated" in our code, complete with dialog message and all. ,'o)
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This is easy easy easy. All we have to do is create a copy
of the JKFF and DFF and declare their clock pin to be
inverting. The difficult part (and why we didn't make them
in the first place) is adding an inversion bubble to the
schematic for the part. Also, we would then have 4 versions
of each, with combinations of (2 clock edge triggers) *
(High-active vs. Low-active). I think we wanted to wait
until we could add bubbles via the parameters setting box
before we created these particular parts. But they could be
made pretty easily in the mean time.
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Done :-)
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I would like to keep the rising edge parts as well, for backward compatability with old files. It is currently "deprecated" in our code, complete with dialog message and all. ,'o)
The end state isn't clear from reading this thread, a ticket has been created here to discover what if anything need be done.