Issues with TI UCC27212-Q1 data sheet about uconfig HOT 3 CLOSED

@sebcaux Hi Sebastien, a dev documentation would be nice as this tool looks amazing. Just sayin'.

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Thanks for this very detailed issue, it save me a lot of time. I probably need to add an issue model.

About the mis detected pin, it was a problem of the box alignment test. "TI" label was too short so the tool considered it as a Vertical text, so the alignment was not met. I fixed the condition of small pin test. But this part is curently beeing fully rewritten so I do not spend a lot of time to improve it.

About the pin list editor, I fixed the pin insertion yesterday, so you maybe do not have this commit yet. But it actually does not update the schematic, next commit will fixed it.

If you are intterested to contribute, let me know, I will add some dev documentation.

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No problems at all, I figured it was easier to be detailed in my bug report than to round-trip back and forth.

I once tried parsing PDFs (a PDF generated by Microsoft Excel) for inventory purposes, and found myself playing jigsaw puzzles with the output of the PDF parser, which was no fun, so I don't envy the job of debugging all this. I expect there'll be a lot of edge cases.

A few of us on hackaday.io tried some datasheets, some it worked perfectly with (e.g. Xilinx Spartan A3) others, not so much (one Atmel ARM part, it managed the smaller footprints but had problems with some larger TQFP/BGA packages), a lot seems to have to do with how the package is drawn. Given the complexity of what's being achieved though, I think this is still a big step forward. Kudos to the team for having a go and managing to pull it off. :-)

Short of shoehorning TensorFlow or similar in there, I think it's just a case of working through the different diagram styles and teaching (through C++ code) how to recognise them.

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