Paul Falstad
Paul Falstad
yes, I'm seeing that too.
You should save your work! Don't rely on auto-save. It does give you a warning when closing a window if you haven't saved.
I guess the warning doesn't happen when you close the window on mobile. (on ipad at least)
that's fine with me... But I can't reproduce this one. Are you saying it only happens with a touch screen? Cause I tried to reproduce it on an iPad and...
Ok.. I have a laptop with a touchpad. I tried it there and everything seems fine.
lol no, that's not me :)
No, those aren't supported. Someone asked for them in #144. It should be easy enough to make one with a subcircuit.
It seems that the simulator can't find a current path for the inductor, so whenever the circuit changes, it resets the inductor. Adding a clear current path fixes it. https://tinyurl.com/2qblvzgj
The problem is that if !S = !R = 1, the output is undefined unless the flip-flop is already in a stable state. There is code to randomly pick a...
Yes, !S = !R = 0 is fine. The problem is setting the initial state when !S = !R = 1. Suppose Q = !Q = 0, as it is...