kicad/pcbnew/plot_brditems_plotter.cpp

/**
 * @file plot_brditems_plotter.cpp
 * @brief basic plot functions to plot board items, or a group of board items.
 */


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#include <fctsys.h>
#include <common.h>
#include <plot_common.h>
#include <base_struct.h>
#include <drawtxt.h>
#include <trigo.h>
#include <wxBasePcbFrame.h>
#include <pcbcommon.h>

#include <class_board.h>
#include <class_module.h>
#include <class_track.h>
#include <class_edge_mod.h>
#include <class_pcb_text.h>
#include <class_zone.h>
#include <class_drawsegment.h>
#include <class_mire.h>
#include <class_dimension.h>

#include <pcbnew.h>
#include <pcbplot.h>

/* class BRDITEMS_PLOTTER is a helper class to plot board items
 * and a group of board items
 */


/* Function getColor
 * return the layer colorfrom the layer id
 * White color is special: cannot be seen on a white paper
 * and in B&W mode, is plotted as white but other colors are plotted in BLACK
 * so the returned color is LIGHTGRAY when the layer color is WHITE
 */
EDA_COLOR_T BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::getColor( int aLayer )
{
    EDA_COLOR_T color = m_board->GetLayerColor( aLayer );
    if (color == WHITE)
        color = LIGHTGRAY;
    return color;
}

/*
 * Plot a pad.
 * unlike other items, a pad had not a specific color,
 * and be drawn as a non filled item although the plot mode is filled
 * color and plot mode are needed by this function
 */
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotPad( D_PAD* aPad, EDA_COLOR_T aColor, EDA_DRAW_MODE_T aPlotMode )
{
    wxPoint shape_pos = aPad->ReturnShapePos();

    // Set plot color (change WHITE to LIGHTGRAY because
    // the white items are not seen on a white paper or screen
    m_plotter->SetColor( aColor != WHITE ? aColor : LIGHTGRAY);

    switch( aPad->GetShape() )
    {
    case PAD_CIRCLE:
        m_plotter->FlashPadCircle( shape_pos, aPad->GetSize().x, aPlotMode );
        break;

    case PAD_OVAL:
        m_plotter->FlashPadOval( shape_pos, aPad->GetSize(),
                        aPad->GetOrientation(), aPlotMode );
        break;

    case PAD_TRAPEZOID:
        {
            wxPoint coord[4];
            aPad->BuildPadPolygon( coord, wxSize(0,0), 0 );
            m_plotter->FlashPadTrapez( shape_pos, coord,
                          aPad->GetOrientation(), aPlotMode );
        }
        break;

    case PAD_RECT:
    default:
        m_plotter->FlashPadRect( shape_pos, aPad->GetSize(),
                        aPad->GetOrientation(), aPlotMode );
        break;
    }
}

/*
 * Plot field of a module (footprint)
 * Reference, Value, and other fields are plotted only if
 * the corresponding option is enabled
 * Invisible text fields are plotted only if PlotInvisibleText option is set
 * usually they are not plotted.
 */
bool BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotAllTextsModule( MODULE* aModule )
{
    // see if we want to plot VALUE and REF fields
    bool trace_val = GetPlotValue();
    bool trace_ref = GetPlotReference();

    TEXTE_MODULE* textModule = aModule->m_Reference;
    unsigned      textLayer = textModule->GetLayer();

    if( textLayer >= LAYER_COUNT )
        return false;

    if( ( ( 1 << textLayer ) & m_layerMask ) == 0 )
        trace_ref = false;

    if( !textModule->IsVisible() && !GetPlotInvisibleText() )
        trace_ref = false;

    textModule = aModule->m_Value;
    textLayer = textModule->GetLayer();

    if( textLayer > LAYER_COUNT )
        return false;

    if( ( (1 << textLayer) & m_layerMask ) == 0 )
        trace_val = false;

    if( !textModule->IsVisible() && !GetPlotInvisibleText() )
        trace_val = false;

    // Plot text fields, if allowed
    if( trace_ref )
    {
        if( GetReferenceColor() == UNSPECIFIED_COLOR )
            PlotTextModule( aModule->m_Reference, getColor( textLayer ) );
        else
            PlotTextModule( aModule->m_Reference, GetReferenceColor() );
    }

    if( trace_val )
    {
        if( GetValueColor() == UNSPECIFIED_COLOR )
            PlotTextModule( aModule->m_Value, getColor( textLayer ) );
        else
            PlotTextModule( aModule->m_Value, GetValueColor() );
    }

    for( textModule = (TEXTE_MODULE*) aModule->m_Drawings.GetFirst();
         textModule != NULL; textModule = textModule->Next() )
    {
        if( textModule->Type() != PCB_MODULE_TEXT_T )
            continue;

        if( !GetPlotOtherText() )
            continue;

        if( !textModule->IsVisible() && !GetPlotInvisibleText() )
            continue;

        textLayer = textModule->GetLayer();

        if( textLayer >= LAYER_COUNT )
            return false;

        if( !( ( 1 << textLayer ) & m_layerMask ) )
            continue;

        PlotTextModule( textModule, getColor( textLayer ) );
    }

    return true;
}


// plot items like text and graphics, but not tracks and module
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotBoardGraphicItems()
{
    for( BOARD_ITEM* item = m_board->m_Drawings; item; item = item->Next() )
    {
        switch( item->Type() )
        {
        case PCB_LINE_T:
            PlotDrawSegment( (DRAWSEGMENT*) item);
            break;

        case PCB_TEXT_T:
            PlotTextePcb( (TEXTE_PCB*) item );
            break;

        case PCB_DIMENSION_T:
            PlotDimension( (DIMENSION*) item );
            break;

        case PCB_TARGET_T:
            PlotPcbTarget( (PCB_TARGET*) item );
            break;

        case PCB_MARKER_T:
        default:
            break;
        }
    }
}

void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotTextModule( TEXTE_MODULE* pt_texte,
                                       EDA_COLOR_T aColor )
{
    wxSize  size;
    wxPoint pos;
    int     orient, thickness;

    if( aColor == WHITE )
        aColor = LIGHTGRAY;
    m_plotter->SetColor( aColor );

    // calculate some text parameters :
    size = pt_texte->m_Size;
    pos  = pt_texte->m_Pos;

    orient = pt_texte->GetDrawRotation();

    thickness = pt_texte->m_Thickness;

    if( GetMode() == LINE )
        thickness = -1;

    if( pt_texte->m_Mirror )
        NEGATE( size.x );  // Text is mirrored

    // Non bold texts thickness is clamped at 1/6 char size by the low level draw function.
    // but in Pcbnew we do not manage bold texts and thickness up to 1/4 char size
    // (like bold text) and we manage the thickness.
    // So we set bold flag to true
    bool allow_bold = pt_texte->m_Bold || thickness;

    m_plotter->Text( pos, aColor,
                   pt_texte->m_Text,
                   orient, size,
                   pt_texte->m_HJustify, pt_texte->m_VJustify,
                   thickness, pt_texte->m_Italic, allow_bold );
}


void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotDimension( DIMENSION* aDim )
{
    if( (GetLayerMask( aDim->GetLayer() ) & m_layerMask) == 0 )
        return;

    DRAWSEGMENT draw;

    draw.SetWidth( (GetMode() == LINE) ? -1 : aDim->GetWidth() );
    draw.SetLayer( aDim->GetLayer() );

    EDA_COLOR_T color = aDim->GetBoard()->GetLayerColor( aDim->GetLayer() );
    // Set plot color (change WHITE to LIGHTGRAY because
    // the white items are not seen on a white paper or screen
    m_plotter->SetColor( color != WHITE ? color : LIGHTGRAY);

    PlotTextePcb( &aDim->m_Text );

    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( aDim->m_crossBarOx, aDim->m_crossBarOy ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( aDim->m_crossBarFx, aDim->m_crossBarFy ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );

    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( aDim->m_featureLineGOx, aDim->m_featureLineGOy ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( aDim->m_featureLineGFx, aDim->m_featureLineGFy ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );

    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( aDim->m_featureLineDOx, aDim->m_featureLineDOy ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( aDim->m_featureLineDFx, aDim->m_featureLineDFy ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );

    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( aDim->m_arrowD1Ox, aDim->m_arrowD1Oy ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( aDim->m_arrowD1Fx, aDim->m_arrowD1Fy ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );

    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( aDim->m_arrowD2Ox, aDim->m_arrowD2Oy ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( aDim->m_arrowD2Fx, aDim->m_arrowD2Fy ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );

    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( aDim->m_arrowG1Ox, aDim->m_arrowG1Oy ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( aDim->m_arrowG1Fx, aDim->m_arrowG1Fy ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );

    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( aDim->m_arrowG2Ox, aDim->m_arrowG2Oy ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( aDim->m_arrowG2Fx, aDim->m_arrowG2Fy ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );
}


void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotPcbTarget( PCB_TARGET* aMire )
{
    int     dx1, dx2, dy1, dy2, radius;

    if( (GetLayerMask( aMire->GetLayer() ) & m_layerMask) == 0 )
        return;

    m_plotter->SetColor( getColor( aMire->GetLayer() ) );

    DRAWSEGMENT  draw;

    draw.SetShape( S_CIRCLE );
    draw.SetWidth( ( GetMode() == LINE ) ? -1 : aMire->GetWidth() );
    draw.SetLayer( aMire->GetLayer() );
    draw.SetStart( aMire->GetPosition() );
    radius = aMire->GetSize() / 3;
    if( aMire->GetShape() )   // shape X
        radius = aMire->GetSize() / 2;

    // Draw the circle
    draw.SetEnd( wxPoint( draw.GetStart().x + radius, draw.GetStart().y ));

    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );

    draw.SetShape( S_SEGMENT );

    radius = aMire->GetSize() / 2;
    dx1    = radius;
    dy1    = 0;
    dx2    = 0;
    dy2    = radius;

    if( aMire->GetShape() )    // Shape X
    {
        dx1 = dy1 = radius;
        dx2 = dx1;
        dy2 = -dy1;
    }

    wxPoint mirePos( aMire->GetPosition() );

    // Draw the X or + shape:
    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( mirePos.x - dx1, mirePos.y - dy1 ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( mirePos.x + dx1, mirePos.y + dy1 ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );

    draw.SetStart( wxPoint( mirePos.x - dx2, mirePos.y - dy2 ));
    draw.SetEnd(   wxPoint( mirePos.x + dx2, mirePos.y + dy2 ));
    PlotDrawSegment( &draw );
}


// Plot footprints graphic items (outlines)
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::Plot_Edges_Modules()
{
    for( MODULE* module = m_board->m_Modules;  module;  module = module->Next() )
    {
        for( EDGE_MODULE* edge = (EDGE_MODULE*) module->m_Drawings.GetFirst();
             edge; edge = edge->Next() )
        {
            if( edge->Type() != PCB_MODULE_EDGE_T )
                continue;

            if( ( GetLayerMask( edge->GetLayer() ) & m_layerMask ) == 0 )
                continue;

            Plot_1_EdgeModule( edge );
        }
    }
}


//* Plot a graphic item (outline) relative to a footprint
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::Plot_1_EdgeModule( EDGE_MODULE* aEdge )
{
    int     type_trace;         // Type of item to plot.
    int     thickness;          // Segment thickness.
    int     radius;             // Circle radius.

    if( aEdge->Type() != PCB_MODULE_EDGE_T )
        return;

    m_plotter->SetColor( getColor( aEdge->GetLayer() ) );

    type_trace = aEdge->GetShape();
    thickness  = aEdge->GetWidth();

    wxPoint pos( aEdge->GetStart() );
    wxPoint end( aEdge->GetEnd() );

    switch( type_trace )
    {
    case S_SEGMENT:
        m_plotter->ThickSegment( pos, end, thickness, GetMode() );
        break;

    case S_CIRCLE:
        radius = (int) hypot( (double) ( end.x - pos.x ),
                              (double) ( end.y - pos.y ) );
        m_plotter->ThickCircle( pos, radius * 2, thickness, GetMode() );
        break;

    case S_ARC:
        {
            radius = (int) hypot( (double) ( end.x - pos.x ),
                                  (double) ( end.y - pos.y ) );

            double startAngle  = ArcTangente( end.y - pos.y, end.x - pos.x );

            double endAngle = startAngle + aEdge->GetAngle();

            if ( ( GetFormat() == PLOT_FORMAT_DXF ) &&
               ( m_layerMask & ( SILKSCREEN_LAYER_BACK | DRAW_LAYER | COMMENT_LAYER ) ) )
                m_plotter->ThickArc( pos, -startAngle, -endAngle, radius,
                                thickness, GetMode() );
            else
                m_plotter->ThickArc( pos, -endAngle, -startAngle, radius,
                                thickness, GetMode() );
        }
        break;

    case S_POLYGON:
        {
            const std::vector<wxPoint>& polyPoints = aEdge->GetPolyPoints();

            if( polyPoints.size() <= 1 )  // Malformed polygon
                break;

            // We must compute true coordinates from m_PolyList
            // which are relative to module position, orientation 0
            MODULE* module = aEdge->GetParentModule();

            std::vector< wxPoint > cornerList;

            cornerList.reserve( polyPoints.size() );

            for( unsigned ii = 0; ii < polyPoints.size(); ii++ )
            {
                wxPoint corner = polyPoints[ii];

                if( module )
                {
                    RotatePoint( &corner, module->GetOrientation() );
                    corner += module->GetPosition();
                }

                cornerList.push_back( corner );
            }

            m_plotter->PlotPoly( cornerList, FILLED_SHAPE, thickness );
        }
        break;
    }
}


// Plot a PCB Text, i;e. a text found on a copper or technical layer
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotTextePcb( TEXTE_PCB* pt_texte )
{
    int     orient, thickness;
    wxPoint pos;
    wxSize  size;

    if( pt_texte->m_Text.IsEmpty() )
        return;

    if( ( GetLayerMask( pt_texte->GetLayer() ) & m_layerMask ) == 0 )
        return;

    m_plotter->SetColor( getColor( pt_texte->GetLayer() ) );

    size = pt_texte->m_Size;
    pos  = pt_texte->m_Pos;
    orient    = pt_texte->m_Orient;
    thickness = ( GetMode() == LINE ) ? -1 : pt_texte->m_Thickness;

    if( pt_texte->m_Mirror )
        size.x = -size.x;

    // Non bold texts thickness is clamped at 1/6 char size by the low level draw function.
    // but in Pcbnew we do not manage bold texts and thickness up to 1/4 char size
    // (like bold text) and we manage the thickness.
    // So we set bold flag to true
    bool allow_bold = pt_texte->m_Bold || thickness;

    if( pt_texte->m_MultilineAllowed )
    {
        wxArrayString* list = wxStringSplit( pt_texte->m_Text, '\n' );
        wxPoint        offset;

        offset.y = pt_texte->GetInterline();

        RotatePoint( &offset, orient );

        for( unsigned i = 0; i < list->Count(); i++ )
        {
            wxString txt = list->Item( i );
            m_plotter->Text( pos, UNSPECIFIED_COLOR, txt, orient, size,
                           pt_texte->m_HJustify, pt_texte->m_VJustify,
                           thickness, pt_texte->m_Italic, allow_bold );
            pos += offset;
        }

        delete list;
    }
    else
    {
        m_plotter->Text( pos, UNSPECIFIED_COLOR, pt_texte->m_Text, orient, size,
                       pt_texte->m_HJustify, pt_texte->m_VJustify,
                       thickness, pt_texte->m_Italic, allow_bold );
    }
}


/* Plot areas (given by .m_FilledPolysList member) in a zone
 */
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotFilledAreas( ZONE_CONTAINER* aZone )
{
    std::vector<CPolyPt> polysList = aZone->GetFilledPolysList();
    unsigned imax = polysList.size();

    if( imax == 0 )  // Nothing to draw
        return;

    // We need a buffer to store corners coordinates:
    static std::vector< wxPoint > cornerList;
    cornerList.clear();

    m_plotter->SetColor( getColor( aZone->GetLayer() ) );

    /* Plot all filled areas: filled areas have a filled area and a thick
     * outline we must plot the filled area itself ( as a filled polygon
     * OR a set of segments ) and plot the thick outline itself
     *
     * in non filled mode the outline is plotted, but not the filling items
     */
    for( unsigned ic = 0; ic < imax; ic++ )
    {
        CPolyPt* corner = &polysList[ic];
        cornerList.push_back( wxPoint( corner->x, corner->y) );

        if( corner->end_contour )   // Plot the current filled area outline
        {
            // First, close the outline
            if( cornerList[0] != cornerList[cornerList.size() - 1] )
            {
                cornerList.push_back( cornerList[0] );
            }

            // Plot the current filled area and its outline
            if( GetMode() == FILLED )
            {
                // Plot the current filled area polygon
                if( aZone->m_FillMode == 0 )    // We are using solid polygons
                {                               // (if != 0: using segments )
                    m_plotter->PlotPoly( cornerList, FILLED_SHAPE );
                }
                else                            // We are using areas filled by
                {                               // segments: plot them )
                    for( unsigned iseg = 0; iseg < aZone->m_FillSegmList.size(); iseg++ )
                    {
                        wxPoint start = aZone->m_FillSegmList[iseg].m_Start;
                        wxPoint end   = aZone->m_FillSegmList[iseg].m_End;
                        m_plotter->ThickSegment( start, end,
                                                aZone->m_ZoneMinThickness,
                                                GetMode() );
                    }
                }

                // Plot the current filled area outline
                if( aZone->m_ZoneMinThickness > 0 )
                    m_plotter->PlotPoly( cornerList, NO_FILL, aZone->m_ZoneMinThickness );
            }
            else
            {
                if( aZone->m_ZoneMinThickness > 0 )
                {
                    for( unsigned jj = 1; jj<cornerList.size(); jj++ )
                        m_plotter->ThickSegment( cornerList[jj -1], cornerList[jj],
                                                ( GetMode() == LINE ) ? -1 : aZone->m_ZoneMinThickness,
                                                GetMode() );
                }

                m_plotter->SetCurrentLineWidth( -1 );
            }

            cornerList.clear();
        }
    }
}


/* Plot items type DRAWSEGMENT on layers allowed by aLayerMask
 */
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotDrawSegment(  DRAWSEGMENT* aSeg )
{
    int     thickness;
    int     radius = 0, StAngle = 0, EndAngle = 0;

    if( (GetLayerMask( aSeg->GetLayer() ) & m_layerMask) == 0 )
        return;

    if( GetMode() == LINE )
        thickness = GetLineWidth();
    else
        thickness = aSeg->GetWidth();

    m_plotter->SetColor( getColor( aSeg->GetLayer() ) );

    wxPoint start( aSeg->GetStart() );
    wxPoint end(   aSeg->GetEnd() );

    m_plotter->SetCurrentLineWidth( thickness );

    switch( aSeg->GetShape() )
    {
    case S_CIRCLE:
        radius = (int) hypot( (double) ( end.x - start.x ),
                              (double) ( end.y - start.y ) );
        m_plotter->ThickCircle( start, radius * 2, thickness, GetMode() );
        break;

    case S_ARC:
        radius = (int) hypot( (double) ( end.x - start.x ),
                              (double) ( end.y - start.y ) );
        StAngle  = ArcTangente( end.y - start.y, end.x - start.x );
        EndAngle = StAngle + aSeg->GetAngle();
        m_plotter->ThickArc( start, -EndAngle, -StAngle, radius, thickness, GetMode() );
        break;

    case S_CURVE:
        {
            const std::vector<wxPoint>& bezierPoints = aSeg->GetBezierPoints();

            for( unsigned i = 1; i < bezierPoints.size(); i++ )
                m_plotter->ThickSegment( bezierPoints[i - 1],
                                        bezierPoints[i],
                                        thickness, GetMode() );
        }
        break;

    default:
        m_plotter->ThickSegment( start, end, thickness, GetMode() );
    }
}

/** Helper function to plot a single drill mark. It compensate and clamp
 *   the drill mark size depending on the current plot options
 */
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::plotOneDrillMark( PAD_SHAPE_T aDrillShape,
                           const wxPoint &aDrillPos, wxSize aDrillSize,
                           const wxSize &aPadSize,
                           double aOrientation, int aSmallDrill )
{
    // Small drill marks have no significance when applied to slots
    if( aSmallDrill && aDrillShape == PAD_ROUND )
        aDrillSize.x = std::min( aSmallDrill, aDrillSize.x );

    // Round holes only have x diameter, slots have both
    aDrillSize.x -= getFineWidthAdj();
    aDrillSize.x = Clamp( 1, aDrillSize.x, aPadSize.x - 1 );
    if( aDrillShape == PAD_OVAL )
    {
        aDrillSize.y -= getFineWidthAdj();
        aDrillSize.y = Clamp( 1, aDrillSize.y, aPadSize.y - 1 );
        m_plotter->FlashPadOval( aDrillPos, aDrillSize, aOrientation, GetMode() );
    }
    else
        m_plotter->FlashPadCircle( aDrillPos, aDrillSize.x, GetMode() );
}

/* Function PlotDrillMarks
 * Draw a drill mark for pads and vias.
 * Must be called after all drawings, because it
 * redraw the drill mark on a pad or via, as a negative (i.e. white) shape in
 * FILLED plot mode (for PS and PDF outputs)
 */
void BRDITEMS_PLOTTER::PlotDrillMarks()
{
    /* If small drills marks were requested prepare a clamp value to pass
       to the helper function */
    int small_drill = (GetDrillMarksType() == PCB_PLOT_PARAMS::SMALL_DRILL_SHAPE) ?
                        SMALL_DRILL : 0;

    /* In the filled trace mode drill marks are drawn white-on-black to scrape
       the underlying pad. This works only for drivers supporting color change,
       obviously... it means that:
       - PS, SVG and PDF output is correct (i.e. you have a 'donut' pad)
       - In HPGL you can't see them
       - In gerbers you can't see them, too. This is arguably the right thing to
         do since having drill marks and high speed drill stations is a sure
         recipe for broken tools and angry manufacturers. If you *really* want them
         you could start a layer with negative polarity to scrape the film.
       - In DXF they go into the 'WHITE' layer. This could be useful.
     */
    if( GetMode() == FILLED )
         m_plotter->SetColor( WHITE );

    for( TRACK *pts = m_board->m_Track; pts != NULL; pts = pts->Next() )
    {
        if( pts->Type() != PCB_VIA_T )
            continue;

        plotOneDrillMark(PAD_CIRCLE,
                       pts->m_Start, wxSize( pts->GetDrillValue(), 0 ),
                       wxSize( pts->m_Width, 0 ), 0, small_drill );
    }

    for( MODULE *Module = m_board->m_Modules; Module != NULL; Module = Module->Next() )
    {
        for( D_PAD *pad = Module->m_Pads; pad != NULL; pad = pad->Next() )
        {
            if( pad->GetDrillSize().x == 0 )
                continue;

            plotOneDrillMark( pad->GetDrillShape(),
                           pad->GetPosition(), pad->GetDrillSize(),
                           pad->GetSize(), pad->GetOrientation(),
                           small_drill );
        }
    }

    if( GetMode() == FILLED )
        m_plotter->SetColor( GetColor() );
}