Primitive nodes with attributes aren't put into the schematic with those attributes

[mtrberzi]

For example, register = primitive node (initialValue: Bool, resetActiveHigh: Bool, resetAsynchronous: Bool, clockActiveHigh: Bool, clock: digitalIn, reset: digitalIn, in: digitalIn) -> (out: digitalOut); only gets the digitalIn and digitalOut ports in the schematic, not the Bool attributes.

[maxqchen]

I tried reproducing this straight from a schematic -> serialize path and couldn't. After adding a bool attribute to the node type and a bool value to the node value, I got this:

 "in_node_name": {
      "attributes": {
        "inNodeAttr": "Bool"
      },
      "ports": {
        "in_port_name": "digital_in"
      }
    }
...
"nIN": {
      "type": "in_node_name",
      "attributes": {
        "inNodeAttr": "true"
      },
      "portAttrs": {
        "in_port_name": {}
      }
    },

[mtrberzi]

But is that in the schematic, or are you invoking the frontend? I think
this is a frontend problem.

On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 11:16 PM, Max Qitian Chen [email protected]
wrote:

I tried reproducing this straight from a schematic -> serialize path and
couldn't. After adding a bool attribute to the node type and a bool value
to the node value, I got this:

"in_node_name": {
"attributes": {
"inNodeAttr": "Bool"
},
"ports": {
"in_port_name": "digital_in"
}
}
...
"nIN": {
"type": "in_node_name",
"attributes": {
"inNodeAttr": "true"
},
"portAttrs": {
"in_port_name": {}
}
},

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[maxqchen]

Yeah that was built from the schematic. Just confirming it wasn't a core issue.