#Probe names for registers in assembler

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loud topaz
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Request from steam:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1444480/discussions/0/3731826842455780156/

In the Assembly Editor, in the Linked Components area, We can see number, name and value. Here name is based on the component type and we can see REG, CNT, OUT, RAM, WIRE, CUST ... here the problem, CUST and WIRE doesn't get us information and looking at a lot of REG can be tedious, so it would be interesting that:

  1. Wire probe use the comment of the wire attached to it as a name (must be a direct connection) instead of WIRE if available
  2. custom component use their name instead of CUST, so if I created a component named ADR it would show ADR in that view, to differentiate custom with classic components a symbol could be added before component name like "#RAM"
  3. Having a named Wire in a custom component would display component name + wire name (ex: a wire named ADR in a RAM component would display "#RAM ADR")

In the Assembly Editor, in the Linked Components area, We can see number, name and value. Here name is based on the component type and we can see REG, CNT, OUT, RAM, WIRE, CUST ... here the problem, CUST and WIRE doesn't get us information and looking at a lot of REG can be tedious, so it would be interesting that: 1) Wire probe use the comment ...

north cloak
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Ahhhnnnnn...
I see.....
Nice....
Or maibe a text box:
Example, The Factory, i use a Input or output, and i can change the default name
So, Custom 1, 2, 3, 4.... Is the Default, but i can change
Is less code to do i think to avoid issues
The position maibe too..
0-1
2-3
Or
0-3-1
1-4-8
Just ideas, but to be easy to program, and dont low perfomance with the game
But, i will like a notepad like a sheet, maybe looks like a Program or RAM, but where i can write text inside with the same size will be nice
Or like the screen but background blue and text white 🙂

glossy night
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Or maybe just add a text field to probes in the same way it's done with a halt component?