How to use the kipart.common.Pin function in kipart
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"style": "style",
"side": "side",
"unit": "unit",
"bank": "unit",
"hidden": "hidden",
"": "", # Blank column names stay blank.
}
# This is just a vanilla object class for device pins.
# We'll add attributes to it as needed.
class Pin(object):
pass
DEFAULT_PIN = Pin()
DEFAULT_PIN.num = None
DEFAULT_PIN.name = ""
DEFAULT_PIN.type = "io"
DEFAULT_PIN.style = "line"
DEFAULT_PIN.unit = 1
DEFAULT_PIN.side = "left"
DEFAULT_PIN.hidden = "no"
def num_row_elements(row):
"""Get number of elements in CSV row."""
try:
rowset = set(row)
rowset.discard("")
return len(rowset)
except TypeError:
