a method to disable but you want to let the data flow to an output (the default output - or choose which output) especially when testing but
- disable stops the data flow -- this would be the same as a disable but allows the data thru with no changes
+22I like the "bypass" word. Would only be relevant tough for xformers with a single input and output, right?
We'd graphically have to show a line around the transformer, as well as "dim" the xformer ala disabled.
Interesting idea.
If folks have thoughts as to how it could apply to multi-port, let's hear...
+40I'll admit to having many workspaces with paired connections annotated "enable to bypass..." and "disable to bypass..."
For multiports, I would say clone the data through both ports. It would be the equivalent of deleting the transformer, and having the connection automatically reattach to the previous transformer.
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