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@tobiasfalk wrote: > Here the "border" of the wire is drawn first, and the colored inside is drawn on top of it: Proposal: ```dot edge [color="#000000" label=" " penwidth=6] W1:w1:e...

Thank's for this nicely presented contribution. It's very good that someone uses ideas from @SnowMB in #3 and taking them further. Be aware that it might be a challenge to...

@tobiasfalk - my browser wasn't updated with your latest comment while I was writing mine, but I now see we have the same ideas about a possible syntax.

@tobiasfalk wrote: > About Tutorial08, I think just writing the two text lines directly above each other and keeping the wires together could be a good solution. That's worth trying...

Nice! However, you should also think about how this might work in combination with todays feature `bgcolor` and the future feature `fontcolor` (currently on hold in PR #255). In addition,...

If I understand you correctly, such a plugged pin can never be connected to a wire. In that case, it might also be an option to use the pin cell...

Suggested test procedure: ```sh cd {some empty folder} python3 -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate git clone https://github.com/wireviz/WireViz --branch=fix345 cd WireViz pip install . cp examples/demo0?.yml .. cd .. rm -rf...

@amotl - Thank's for a super quick approval. At which platform(s) did you test the installation? Or did you just review the changed line and approved it based on earlier...

@amotl wrote: > Yeah, I did not explicitly test it. But in general, it looks good to me, and I assume you've tested it on your workstation? As I wrote...

@formatc1702 - maybe you can do a quick test similar to https://github.com/wireviz/WireViz/pull/347#issuecomment-2152259121 at your macOS platform to verify that this fix is sufficient to install the templates also at your...