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This issue is a followup of issue #1476 and this comment in the PR that solved it.
Simple gates in the case of measurements use vertical lines to show which qubits are involved:
q_0 ── H ─────────── ● ──── M ──
│ ╘═══
q_1 ── H ──── X ──── X ─────────
But when rendering circuits where there is one gate that operates on multiple targets and there are no measurements, the rendering is somewhat unclear.
For example the circuit in the test custom_intrinsic_mixed_args in compiler/qsc/src/interpret/circuit_tests.rs renders as
This issue is a followup of issue #1476 and this comment in the PR that solved it.
Simple gates in the case of measurements use vertical lines to show which qubits are involved:
But when rendering circuits where there is one gate that operates on multiple targets and there are no measurements, the rendering is somewhat unclear.
For example the circuit in the test
custom_intrinsic_mixed_args
incompiler/qsc/src/interpret/circuit_tests.rs
renders aswhile circuits such as:
render as
It would be nice if multi-target gates would be rendered a bit more clearly, to explicitly show which qubits are the ones that are connected.
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