/* * This program source code file is part of KiCad, a free EDA CAD application. * * Copyright (C) 2019 KiCad Developers, see AUTHORS.txt for contributors. * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or * modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License * as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 * of the License, or (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program; if not, you may find one here: * http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html * or you may search the http://www.gnu.org website for the version 2 license, * or you may write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., * 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA */ #ifndef PCBNEW_ARRAY_OPTIONS__H #define PCBNEW_ARRAY_OPTIONS__H #include /** * Options that govern the setup of an "array" of multiple item. * The base #ARRAY_OPTIONS do not encode a specific geometry or numbering * method, this is done by derived classes. */ class ARRAY_OPTIONS { public: enum ARRAY_TYPE_T { ARRAY_GRID, ///< A grid (x*y) array ARRAY_CIRCULAR, ///< A circular array }; // NOTE: do not change order relative to charSetDescriptions enum NUMBERING_TYPE_T { NUMBERING_NUMERIC = 0, ///< Arabic numerals: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11... NUMBERING_HEX, NUMBERING_ALPHA_NO_IOSQXZ, /*!< Alphabet, excluding IOSQXZ * * Per ASME Y14.35M-1997 sec. 5.2 (previously MIL-STD-100 sec. 406.5) * as these can be confused with numerals and are often not used * for pin numbering on BGAs, etc */ NUMBERING_ALPHA_FULL, ///< Full 26-character alphabet }; ARRAY_OPTIONS( ARRAY_TYPE_T aType ) : m_type( aType ), m_shouldNumber( false ), m_numberingStartIsSpecified( false ) { } virtual ~ARRAY_OPTIONS(){}; /** * Get the alphabet for a particular numbering scheme. * @param type the numbering scheme * @return the alphabet (as a string) */ static const wxString& AlphabetFromNumberingScheme( NUMBERING_TYPE_T type ); /** * @return False for schemes like 0,1...9,10 * True for schemes like A,B..Z,AA (where the tens column starts with char 0) */ static bool SchemeNonUnitColsStartAt0( NUMBERING_TYPE_T type ); /** * Get the numbering offset for a given numbering string * @param str a numbering string, say "B" or "5" * @param type the type this string should be * @param offsetToFill the offset to set, if found * @return true if the string is a valid offset of this type */ static bool GetNumberingOffset( const wxString& str, ARRAY_OPTIONS::NUMBERING_TYPE_T type, int& offsetToFill ); /** * Transform applied to an object by this array */ struct TRANSFORM { VECTOR2I m_offset; double m_rotation; // in degrees }; /** * Get the transform of the n-th point in the array * @param aN the index of the array point (0 is the original point) * @param aPos the existing item position * @return a transform (an offset and a rotation) */ virtual TRANSFORM GetTransform( int aN, const VECTOR2I& aPos ) const = 0; /** * The number of points in this array */ virtual int GetArraySize() const = 0; /** * Get the position number (name) for the n'th array point * @param n array point index, from 0 to GetArraySize() - 1 * @return the point's name */ virtual wxString GetItemNumber( int n ) const = 0; /*! * @return are the items in this array numbered, or are all the * items numbered the same? */ bool ShouldNumberItems() const { return m_shouldNumber; } void SetShouldNumber( bool aShouldNumber ) { m_shouldNumber = aShouldNumber; } /*! * @return is the numbering is enabled and should start at a point * specified in these options or is it implicit according to the calling * code? */ bool GetNumberingStartIsSpecified() const { return m_shouldNumber && m_numberingStartIsSpecified; } void SetNumberingStartIsSpecified( bool aIsSpecified ) { m_numberingStartIsSpecified = aIsSpecified; } protected: static wxString getCoordinateNumber( int n, NUMBERING_TYPE_T type ); ARRAY_TYPE_T m_type; /// True if this array numbers the new items bool m_shouldNumber; /// True if this array's number starts from the preset point /// False if the array numbering starts from some externally provided point bool m_numberingStartIsSpecified; }; struct ARRAY_GRID_OPTIONS : public ARRAY_OPTIONS { ARRAY_GRID_OPTIONS() : ARRAY_OPTIONS( ARRAY_GRID ), m_nx( 0 ), m_ny( 0 ), m_horizontalThenVertical( true ), m_reverseNumberingAlternate( false ), m_stagger( 0 ), m_stagger_rows( true ), m_2dArrayNumbering( false ), m_numberingOffsetX( 0 ), m_numberingOffsetY( 0 ), m_priAxisNumType( NUMBERING_NUMERIC ), m_secAxisNumType( NUMBERING_NUMERIC ) { } long m_nx, m_ny; bool m_horizontalThenVertical, m_reverseNumberingAlternate; VECTOR2I m_delta; VECTOR2I m_offset; long m_stagger; bool m_stagger_rows; bool m_2dArrayNumbering; int m_numberingOffsetX, m_numberingOffsetY; NUMBERING_TYPE_T m_priAxisNumType, m_secAxisNumType; TRANSFORM GetTransform( int aN, const VECTOR2I& aPos ) const override; int GetArraySize() const override; wxString GetItemNumber( int n ) const override; private: VECTOR2I getGridCoords( int n ) const; }; struct ARRAY_CIRCULAR_OPTIONS : public ARRAY_OPTIONS { ARRAY_CIRCULAR_OPTIONS() : ARRAY_OPTIONS( ARRAY_CIRCULAR ), m_nPts( 0 ), m_angle( 0.0f ), m_rotateItems( false ), m_numberingType( NUMBERING_NUMERIC ), m_numberingOffset( 0 ) { } /// number of point in the array long m_nPts; /// angle between points, or 0 for each point separated by this value (decideg) double m_angle; VECTOR2I m_centre; bool m_rotateItems; NUMBERING_TYPE_T m_numberingType; long m_numberingOffset; TRANSFORM GetTransform( int aN, const VECTOR2I& aPos ) const override; int GetArraySize() const override; wxString GetItemNumber( int n ) const override; }; #endif // PCBNEW_ARRAY_OPTIONS__H