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18 lines
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\hypertarget{class_wire}{}\section{Wire Class Reference}
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\label{class_wire}\index{Wire@{Wire}}
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\subsection{Detailed Description}
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This class describes wire.
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A wire is used by schematic to the connections between instances. It is defined by\+:
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\begin{DoxyItemize}
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\item a start point (\mbox{\hyperlink{class_instance_point}{Instance\+Point}} or \mbox{\hyperlink{class_port_point}{Port\+Point}}),
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\item a end point (\mbox{\hyperlink{class_instance_point}{Instance\+Point}} or \mbox{\hyperlink{class_port_point}{Port\+Point}}),
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\item a list of \mbox{\hyperlink{class_intermediate_point}{Intermediate\+Point}}, this list may be empty.
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\end{DoxyItemize}
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\begin{DoxyNote}{Note}
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Althought the \mbox{\hyperlink{class_wire}{Wire}} object is related to \mbox{\hyperlink{class_schematic}{Schematic}}, it is handled by \mbox{\hyperlink{class_net}{Net}} object since a wire is always associated to a \mbox{\hyperlink{class_net}{Net}}.
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\end{DoxyNote}
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