Gerber output, aperture macros: better compatibility with old Gerber readers.
In some macros we are using a circle as primitive (primitive 1). It needs 4 mandatory prms and one optional (not used by Kicad, always 0) prm. This not used optional prm can create issues with old Gerber readers, so it is removed now. Fixes #7047 https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/issues/7047
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// A aperture macro to define a rounded rect pad shape
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// In many gerber readers, the rotation of the full shape is broken
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// so we are using primitives that does not need a rotation
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// so we are using primitives that does not need a rotation around aperture origin.
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// Note also the primitive 1 (circle) can use 4 or 5 parameters
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// the 5th parameter is the rotation (not used by Kicad ) around aperture origin and is
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// a recent optional parameter and can create compatibility issues with old
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// Gerber viewer, so it is not output (default = 0).
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#define APER_MACRO_ROUNDRECT_NAME "RoundRect"
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#define APER_MACRO_ROUNDRECT_HEADER \
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0 Add a 4 corners polygon primitive as box body*\n\
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4,1,4,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7,$8,$9,$2,$3,0*\n\
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0 Add four circle primitives for the rounded corners*\n\
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1,1,$1+$1,$2,$3,0*\n\
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1,1,$1+$1,$4,$5,0*\n\
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1,1,$1+$1,$6,$7,0*\n\
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1,1,$1+$1,$8,$9,0*\n\
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1,1,$1+$1,$2,$3*\n\
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1,1,$1+$1,$4,$5*\n\
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1,1,$1+$1,$6,$7*\n\
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1,1,$1+$1,$8,$9*\n\
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0 Add four rect primitives between the rounded corners*\n\
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20,1,$1+$1,$2,$3,$4,$5,0*\n\
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20,1,$1+$1,$4,$5,$6,$7,0*\n\
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0 Add line between two ends*\n\
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20,1,$1,$2,$3,$4,$5,0*\n\
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0 Add two circle primitives to create the rounded ends*\n\
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1,1,$1,$2,$3,0*\n\
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1,1,$1,$4,$5,0*%\n"
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1,1,$1,$2,$3*\n\
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1,1,$1,$4,$5*%\n"
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// A aperture macro to define a trapezoid (polygon) by 4 corners
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// and a rotation angle
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