Value Splitter

This filter extracts information from the value and fills other fields.
I.e. extracts the tolerance and puts it in the tolerance field.
Usage example.

• comment : [string] (default: '') A comment for documentation purposes.

• name : [string] (default: '') Used to identify this particular filter definition.

• autoplace : [boolean] (default: true) Try to figure out the position for the added fields.

• autoplace_mechanism : [string] (default: 'bottom') (choices: “bottom”, “top”) Put the new field at the bottom/top of the last field.

• package : [string] (default: 'yes') (choices: “yes”, “no”, “soft”) Policy for the package. yes = overwrite existing value, no = don’t touch, soft = copy if not defined.

• power : [string] (default: 'yes') (choices: “yes”, “no”, “soft”) Policy for the power rating. yes = overwrite existing value, no = don’t touch, soft = copy if not defined.

• replace_source : [boolean] (default: true) Replace the content of the source field using a normalized representation of the interpreted value.

• source : [string] (default: 'Value') Name of the field to use as source of information.

• temp_coef : [string] (default: 'yes') (choices: “yes”, “no”, “soft”) Policy for the temperature coefficient. yes = overwrite existing value, no = don’t touch, soft = copy if not defined.

• tolerance : [string] (default: 'yes') (choices: “yes”, “no”, “soft”) Policy for the tolerance. yes = overwrite existing value, no = don’t touch, soft = copy if not defined.

• visible : [boolean] (default: false) Make visible the modified fields.

• voltage : [string] (default: 'yes') (choices: “yes”, “no”, “soft”) Policy for the voltage rating. yes = overwrite existing value, no = don’t touch, soft = copy if not defined.