Use default Altium colors for Harness ports (there can be no other harness elements to take color from)
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#include <wx/wfstream.h>
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#include <trigo.h>
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// Harness port object itself does not contain color information about itself
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// It seems altium is drawing harness ports using these colors
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#define HARNESS_PORT_COLOR_DEFAULT_BACKGROUND COLOR4D( 0.92941176470588238, 0.94901960784313721, 0.98431372549019602, 1.0 )
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#define HARNESS_PORT_COLOR_DEFAULT_OUTLINE COLOR4D( 0.56078431372549020, 0.61960784313725492, 0.78823529411764703, 1.0 )
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static const VECTOR2I GetRelativePosition( const VECTOR2I& aPosition, const SCH_SYMBOL* aSymbol )
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{
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TRANSFORM t = aSymbol->GetTransform().InverseTransform();
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/* aSize */ elem.Size );
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SCH_SCREEN* screen = new SCH_SCREEN( m_schematic );
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// Harness ports are drawn the same colors as harness connectors, discarding properties, found in Altium's file,
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// so keep color settings for use in harness ports
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m_harnessConnectorBackgroundColor = GetColorFromInt( elem.AreaColor );
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m_harnessConnectorBorderColor = GetColorFromInt( elem.Color );
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sheet->SetBackgroundColor( m_harnessConnectorBackgroundColor );
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sheet->SetBorderColor( m_harnessConnectorBorderColor );
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sheet->SetBackgroundColor( GetColorFromInt( elem.AreaColor ) );
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sheet->SetBorderColor( GetColorFromInt( elem.Color ) );
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sheet->SetScreen( screen );
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textBox->SetEndX( ( aElem.Location + m_sheetOffset ).x + ( aElem.Width ) );
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textBox->SetEndY( ( aElem.Location + m_sheetOffset ).y + ( height / 2 ) );
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textBox->SetFillColor( m_harnessConnectorBackgroundColor );
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textBox->SetFillColor( HARNESS_PORT_COLOR_DEFAULT_BACKGROUND );
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textBox->SetFillMode( FILL_T::FILLED_WITH_COLOR );
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textBox->SetStroke( STROKE_PARAMS( 2, PLOT_DASH_TYPE::DEFAULT, m_harnessConnectorBorderColor ) );
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textBox->SetStroke( STROKE_PARAMS( 2, PLOT_DASH_TYPE::DEFAULT, HARNESS_PORT_COLOR_DEFAULT_OUTLINE ) );
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switch( aElem.Alignment )
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{
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int m_harnessOwnerIndexOffset; // Add offset to all harness ownerIndex'es after parsing FileHeader
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int m_harnessEntryParent; // used to identify harness connector for harness entry element
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// Harness ports are drawn the same colors as harness connectors, discarding port local
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// settings found in altium's file, so keep color settings to draw harness ports correctly
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COLOR4D m_harnessConnectorBackgroundColor;
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COLOR4D m_harnessConnectorBorderColor;
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};
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#endif // _SCH_ALTIUM_PLUGIN_H_
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