Esempio n. 1
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    def scale_to_offset(points, factor, pivot):
        def offset(points, value):
            return points + value

        # center = get_center(points)
        center = points.center
        new_coord = scale(center, factor, pivot)
        diff = new_coord - center
        return offset, [diff]
Esempio n. 2
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from chiplotle.geometry.core.coordinate import Coordinate
from chiplotle.geometry.transforms.transformvisitor import TransformVisitor


def scale(shape, value, pivot=Coordinate(0, 0)):
    """In place scaling.

    - `shape` is the shape to be rotated.
    - `value` is the scaling value. Can be a scalar or an (x, y) coordinate.
    - `pivot` is the Coordinate around which the shape will be scaled.
    """
    from chiplotle.tools.geometrytools.scale import scale

    t = TransformVisitor(scale)
    t.visit(shape, value, pivot)


## RUN DEMO CODE
if __name__ == "__main__":
    from chiplotle.geometry.shapes.rectangle import rectangle
    from chiplotle.tools import io

    r0 = rectangle(1000, 500)
    r1 = rectangle(1000, 500)
    r2 = rectangle(1000, 500)
    scale(r1, 5, (500, 250))
    scale(r2, (10, 20))
    g = Group([r0, r1, r2])
    print(g.format)
    io.view(g)
Esempio n. 3
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from chiplotle.geometry.core.group import Group
from chiplotle.geometry.core.coordinate import Coordinate
from chiplotle.geometry.transforms.transformvisitor import TransformVisitor

def scale(shape, value, pivot = Coordinate(0, 0)):
    '''In place scaling.

    - `shape` is the shape to be rotated.
    - `value` is the scaling value. Can be a scalar or an (x, y) coordinate.
    - `pivot` is the Coordinate around which the shape will be scaled.
    '''
    from chiplotle.tools.geometrytools.scale import scale
    t = TransformVisitor(scale)
    t.visit(shape, value, pivot)



## RUN DEMO CODE
if __name__ == "__main__":
    from chiplotle.geometry.shapes.rectangle import rectangle
    from chiplotle.tools import io
    r0 = rectangle(1000, 500)
    r1 = rectangle(1000, 500)
    r2 = rectangle(1000, 500)
    scale(r1, 5, (500, 250))
    scale(r2, (10, 20))
    g = Group([r0, r1, r2])
    print g.format
    io.view(g)