def create_circuit(asic, coords):
block = factory.world.sync_get_block(coords)
metadata = factory.world.sync_get_metadata(coords)
cls = block_to_circuit.get(block, PlainBlock)
circuit = cls(coords, block, metadata)
circuit.connect(asic)
return circuit
def create_circuit(asic, coords):
block = factory.world.sync_get_block(coords)
metadata = factory.world.sync_get_metadata(coords)
cls = block_to_circuit.get(block, PlainBlock)
circuit = cls(coords, block, metadata)
# What I'm about to do probably seems a bit, well, extravagant, but until
# the real cause can properly be dissected, it's the right thing to do,
# and maybe in general, it's the right thing.
# Try to connect the circuit. If it fails, disconnect the current circuit
# on the asic, and try again.
try:
circuit.connect(asic)
except RedstoneError:
asic.circuits[coords].disconnect(asic)
circuit.connect(asic)
return circuit
