Functions

Use functions to create re-usable circuits with parameters. The default library std.cst uses functions for common circuit components like res, cap, etc.

Functions are executed at the current cursor point. When the function has completed execution, the current cursor point may have changed. The branch command can be used before the function is called to restore the previous cursor point.

from "std" import *
v5v = supply("net")
gnd = dgnd()

def my_pull_down(value): 
    wire down 100
    add res(value)
    wire down 100
    to gnd

at v5v
wire down 100

branch:
    my_pull_down(20k)

wire right 200
branch:
    my_pull_down(10k)

wire right 200
branch:
    my_pull_down(1k)

Function scope

Variables or values declared within a function will be scoped only within that function. Functions are able to access variables defined in an outer scope.

from "std" import *
v5v = supply("5v")
gnd = dgnd()

my_cap = cap(100n)

def my_circuit():
    wire down 100
    add my_cap
    wire down 100
    to gnd

def my_circuit2():
    my_cap = cap(200n)

    wire down 100
    add my_cap
    wire down 100
    to gnd

at v5v
wire down 100

branch:
    my_circuit()

wire right 400
branch:
    my_circuit2()

Function scope​

Function scope