Is there any chance you might extend logicly to persist/retrieve circuits? Even something as crude as a singleton local shared object would help… or download as an AIR app? I’d be happy to help (not that you need it).

Thanks for your contribution to the Inter-web! You rock!

It doesn’t work with loops though.
I tried to make a D Flip-Flop, and the wires turned red.
It will say a wire is not connected properly if it is connected to another red wire, making an infinite loop. I was unable to break that red loop to make the d latch work.

- How about making the toggle on the switch a little smaller, (ie. the border should be a little bigger) bcz when I try to drag the switch, I often accidentally click the toggle.

- What about a cleanup feature? This would arrange the logic elements in a nice and clean way.

- When I want to label an input, I just take a screen shot and label it in GIMP. Maybe you could add a control for a labelled input (ie. A,B,Y). It wouldn’t have any functionality but just for presentation. Btw, it shouldn’t be a switch image, just a boxed letter.

- This I think is a really important feature: how about snapping onto connections. It’s somewhat painful to drag the wire (or click and click again) onto the connection. The radius for the connection is so small that I often miss the target. I suggest that when I drag a wire, it doesn’t move freely but simply jumps to potential connections. I hope I explained this properly.

- What about a ‘Generate a link to this circuit feature?’ Would be great in sending to friends.

Thanks for the excellent tool. It’s indispensable for my beginner’s study in digital electronics.

I know that this was just a test bed for your wires library but man, your pretty application makes working with logic fun. I wonder if you have any plans to include some more advanced logic elements like flip flops etc. I know they can be constructed from the bare gates but it’s sometimes tedious.

Again, thanks for the app.