allow ALIAS or $FPLIST to be in either order #3
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The Switch.lib shipping with current versions of kicad has some of these in a different order from the expectations of this crate, so add a simple loop that allows them to be in either order relative to each other.
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Hi @wez, thank your for your PR and sorry for the delay. Could you please make the failing test work? |
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The tests do pass; it looks like travis had a blip and flaked out on its own. You should be able to restart the job; I can't do anything about it because I don't own this project, and I can't rebase and re-submit because nothing has changed in this repo since I authored this PR |
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Merged in #5, thanks. |
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The Switch.lib shipping with current versions of kicad
has some of these in a different order from the expectations
of this crate, so add a simple loop that allows them to be
in either order relative to each other.