def parse_pin(self, pin):
""" Extract a pin of a body. """
pin_number = pin.get('pin_number')
p1 = self.parse_point(pin.get('p1'))
p2 = self.parse_point(pin.get('p2'))
parsed_pin = Pin(pin_number, p1, p2)
if pin.get('label') is not None:
parsed_pin.label = self.parse_label(pin.get('label'))
parsed_pin.styles = pin.get('styles') or {}
return parsed_pin
def parse_pin(self, pin):
""" Extract a pin of a body. """
pin_number = pin.get('pin_number')
p1 = self.parse_point(pin.get('p1'))
p2 = self.parse_point(pin.get('p2'))
parsed_pin = Pin(pin_number, p1, p2)
if pin.get('label') is not None:
parsed_pin.label = self.parse_label(pin.get('label'))
parsed_pin.styles = pin.get('styles') or {}
return parsed_pin
def parse_pin(self, pin):
""" Extract a pin of a body. """
pin_number = pin.get("pin_number")
p1 = self.parse_point(pin.get("p1"))
p2 = self.parse_point(pin.get("p2"))
parsed_pin = Pin(pin_number, p1, p2)
if pin.get("label") is not None:
parsed_pin.label = self.parse_label(pin.get("label"))
parsed_pin.styles = pin.get("styles") or {}
return parsed_pin
def parse_pin(self, args):
""" Returns a parsed pin. """
# Pin declaration, seems to only be done once per pin
pid, x1, y1, x0, y0, _rot, _side, _inv = [int(a) for a in args.split()]
# _rot and _side are not needed, because the x-y data tells us what we
# need to know. _inv is used to draw the little inverted signal cirles.
thispin = Pin(pid, (x0, y0), (x1, y1))
subdata = self.sub_nodes(['L'])
if len(subdata['label']) > 0:
# I suppose if there's more than one label, just go with the first
thispin.label = subdata['label'][0]
return ('pin', thispin)
def parse_pin(self, args):
""" Returns a parsed pin. """
# Pin declaration, seems to only be done once per pin
pid, x1, y1, x0, y0, _rot, _side, _inv = [int(a) for a in args.split()]
# _rot and _side are not needed, because the x-y data tells us what we
# need to know. _inv is used to draw the little inverted signal cirles.
thispin = Pin(pid, (x0, y0), (x1, y1))
subdata = self.sub_nodes(['L'])
if len(subdata['label']) > 0:
# I suppose if there's more than one label, just go with the first
thispin.label = subdata['label'][0]
return ('pin', thispin)
def parse_pin(self, args):
""" Returns a parsed pin. """
# Pin declaration, seems to only be done once per pin
pid, xe, ye, xb, yb, rot, side, inv = [int(a) for a in args.split()]
thispin = Pin(pid, (xb, yb), (xe, ye))
subdata = defaultdict(list)
for phrase in self.stream:
cmd, _sep, args = phrase.partition(' ')
if cmd not in ('L'):
self.stream.push(phrase)
break
k, v = self.parsenode(cmd)(args)
subdata[k].append(v)
if len(subdata['label']) > 0:
# I suppose if there's more than one label, just go with the first
thispin.label = subdata['label'][0]
return ('pin', thispin)
def parse_pin(self, args):
""" Returns a parsed pin. """
# Pin declaration, seems to only be done once per pin
pid, xe, ye, xb, yb, rot, side, inv = [int(a) for a in args.split()]
thispin = Pin(pid, (xb, yb), (xe, ye))
subdata = defaultdict(list)
for phrase in self.stream:
cmd, _sep, args = phrase.partition(' ')
if cmd not in ('L'):
self.stream.push(phrase)
break
k, v = self.parsenode(cmd)(args)
subdata[k].append(v)
if len(subdata['label']) > 0:
# I suppose if there's more than one label, just go with the first
thispin.label = subdata['label'][0]
return ('pin', thispin)
