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# (C) 2016 by Thomas Pointhuber, <thomas.pointhuber@gmx.at>
from KicadModTree.Vector import *
from KicadModTree.nodes.Node import Node
from KicadModTree.nodes.specialized import RectLine
from KicadModTree.nodes.specialized import RectFill
[docs]class FilledRect(Node):
r"""Add a Filled Rect to the render tree
Combines ``RectLine`` and ``RectFill`` into one class for simpler handling
:param \**kwargs:
See below
:Keyword Arguments:
* *start* (``Vector2D``) --
start edge of the rect
* *end* (``Vector2D``) --
end edge of the rect
* *layer* (``str``) --
layer on which the rect is drawn (default: 'F.SilkS')
* *width* (``float``) --
width of the outer line (default: 0.15)
:Example:
>>> from KicadModTree import *
>>> FilledRect(start=[-3, -2], end=[3, 2], layer='F.SilkS')
"""
def __init__(self, **kwargs):
Node.__init__(self)
self.start_pos = Vector2D(kwargs['start'])
self.end_pos = Vector2D(kwargs['end'])
self.layer = kwargs.get('layer', 'F.SilkS')
self.width = kwargs.get('width', 0.12) # TODO: better variation to get line width
rect_line = RectLine(**kwargs)
rect_line._parent = self
rect_fill = RectFill(**kwargs)
rect_fill._parent = self
self.virtual_childs = [rect_line, rect_fill]
[docs] def getVirtualChilds(self):
return self.virtual_childs
def _getRenderTreeText(self):
render_text = Node._getRenderTreeText(self)
render_string = ['start: [x: {sx}, y: {sy}]'.format(sx=self.start_pos.x, sy=self.start_pos.y),
'end: [x: {ex}, y: {ey}]'.format(ex=self.end_pos.x, ey=self.end_pos.y)]
render_text += " [{}]".format(", ".join(render_string))
return render_text