Example does not work. about tikz-multinets HOT 2 OPEN

Sorry I've taken so much time. It's that it's a rather dead project and I haven't been here in ages.
I'll try to look into it as soon as I can.

It would be so awesome if you actually use it, because I put so much time into it that if at least someone uses it is already something.

How far away is your paper?

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What happened is that I left the possibility to overwrite some options one pre-created cells:

18 \newcommand{\multiplexor}
19	{\inetmulticellshape[very thick,inner sep=-3pt,isosceles triangle apex angle=90]{1}{3}}

defines a new type of cell that you can later re-use without redefining all its properties (just adding a name and label). But one could overwrite for instance the number of auxiliary ports, like in l.50:

50 \multiplexor[arity=7](multiplex){$T_{n+m}$}{rho.pal 1}++{1}

should create a cell with same parameters as the \multiplexor but with 7 auxiliary ports.
For some reason (maybe a breaking change I made by mistake), this overwrite does not work. So when the code says

52 \inetwirefree(multiplex.pax 6)
53 \inetabove(multiplex.pax 5){...}
54 \inetwirefree(multiplex.pax 4)

the cell does not have a 4th, 5th and 6th auxiliary ports, and breaks.
The workaround is to create another specific cell with 7 ports and use this instead. So you can add

\newcommand{\multiplexorTwo}
	{\inetmulticellshape[very thick,inner sep=-3pt,isosceles triangle apex angle=90]{1}{7}}

and change what was line 50 to

\multiplexorTwo(multiplex){$T_{n+m}$}{rho.pal 1}++{1}

and wherever you reference that cell, use \multiplexorTwo.

I'll try to look into this problem if it really a hasle and you planned to overwrite predefined cells a lot.

Let me know if it helps.

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