kicad-source/pcbnew/scripting/plugins/HelpfulFootprintWizardPlugin.py
jean-pierre charras 7808b2e240 Fix in KIWAY_PLAYER::ShowModal: the top level windows children of the KIWAY_PLAYER Modal frame are now enabled (previously were disabled). It fix some issues for instance with the aui toolbar when moved, and the dialog open when starting the footprint wizard frame. Perhaps explain a few other bugs.
footprint wizard frame: now shows messages from footprints python scripts. Especially usefull when a parameter is incorrect. Fix also an other issue (IO error) with some scripts which were usint the print command to output messages (now they use the nes message window.
2015-09-05 14:10:54 +02:00

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import pcbnew
import math
import FootprintWizardDrawingAids
class FootprintWizardParameterManager:
"""
Functions for helpfully managing parameters to a KiCAD Footprint
Wizard.
Abstracts away from whatever structure is used by pcbnew's footprint
wizard class
"""
def __init__(self):
self.parameters = {}
self.GenerateParameterList()
def GenerateParameterList(self):
"""
Construct parameters here, or leave out to have no parameters
"""
pass
def CheckParameters(self):
"""
Implement this to make checks on parameter values, filling
parameter_errors (or using the checker routines)
Subclasses can implment their own and override the parent
defaults and add new ones
"""
pass
uMM = 1
uMils = 2
uNatural = 3
uBool = 4
uString = 5
def AddParam(self, section, param, unit, default, hint=''):
"""
Add a parameter with some properties.
TODO: Hints are not supported, as there is as yet nowhere to
put them in the KiCAD interface
"""
error = ""
val = None
if unit == self.uMM:
val = pcbnew.FromMM(default)
elif unit == self.uMils:
val = pcbnew.FromMils(default)
elif unit == self.uNatural:
val = default
elif unit == self.uString:
val = str(default)
elif unit == self.uBool:
val = "True" if default else "False" # ugly stringing
else:
error = "Warning: Unknown unit type: %s" % unit
return error
if unit in [self.uNatural, self.uBool, self.uString]:
param = "*%s" % param # star prefix for natural
if section not in self.parameters:
self.parameters[section] = {}
self.parameters[section][param] = val
return error
def _PrintParameterTable(self):
"""
Pretty-print the parameters we have
"""
message = ""
for name, section in self.parameters.iteritems():
message += " %s:" % name
for key, value in section.iteritems():
unit = ""
if ((type(value) is int or type(value) is float)
and not "*" in key):
unit = "mm"
if "*" in key:
key = key[1:]
else:
value = pcbnew.ToMM(value)
message += " %s: %s%s\n" % (key, value, unit)
return message
def _ParametersHaveErrors(self):
"""
Return true if we discovered errors during parameter processing
"""
for name, section in self.parameter_errors.iteritems():
for k, v in section.iteritems():
if v:
return True
return False
def _PrintParameterErrors(self):
"""
Pretty-print parameters with errors
"""
errors = ""
for name, section in self.parameter_errors.iteritems():
printed_section = False
for key, value in section.iteritems():
if value:
if not printed_section:
errors += " %s:" % name
errors += " %s: %s (have %s)\n" % (
key, value, self.parameters[name][key])
return errors
def ProcessParameters(self):
"""
Make sure the parameters we have meet whatever expectations the
footprint wizard has of them
"""
self.ClearErrors()
self.CheckParameters()
if self._ParametersHaveErrors():
return False
return True
#################################################################
# PARAMETER CHECKERS
#################################################################
def CheckParamInt(self, section, param, min_value=1,
max_value=None, is_multiple_of=1):
"""
Make sure a parameter can be made into an int, and enforce
limits if required
"""
try:
self.parameters[section][param] = (
int(self.parameters[section][param]))
except ValueError:
self.parameter_errors[section][param] = (
"Must be a valid integer")
return
if min_value is not None and (
self.parameters[section][param] < min_value):
self.parameter_errors[section][param] = (
"Must be greater than or equal to %d" % (min_value))
return
if max_value is not None and (
self.parameters[section][param] > min_value):
self.parameter_errors[section][param] = (
"Must be less than or equal to %d" % (max_value))
return
if is_multiple_of > 1 and (
self.parameters[section][param] % is_multiple_of) > 0:
self.parameter_errors[section][param] = (
"Must be a multiple of %d" % is_multiple_of)
return
return
def CheckParamBool(self, section, param):
"""
Make sure a parameter looks like a boolean, convert to native
boolean type if so
"""
if str(self.parameters[section][param]).lower() in [
"true", "t", "y", "yes", "on", "1", "1.0"]:
self.parameters[section][param] = True
return
elif str(self.parameters[section][param]).lower() in [
"false", "f", "n", "no", "off", "0", "0.0"]:
self.parameters[section][param] = False
return
self.parameter_errors[section][param] = "Must be boolean (true/false)"
return
class HelpfulFootprintWizardPlugin(pcbnew.FootprintWizardPlugin,
FootprintWizardParameterManager):
"""
A class to simplify many aspects of footprint creation, leaving only
the foot-print specific routines to the wizards themselves
Generally, you need to implement:
GetReference()
GetValue()
GenerateParameterList()
CheckParameters()
BuildThisFootprint()
GetName()
GetDescription()
"""
def __init__(self):
pcbnew.FootprintWizardPlugin.__init__(self)
FootprintWizardParameterManager.__init__(self)
self.name = self.GetName()
self.decription = self.GetDescription()
self.image = self.GetImage()
def GetValue(self):
raise NotImplementedError
def GetReferencePrefix(self):
return "U" # footprints needing wizards of often ICs
def GetImage(self):
return ""
def GetTextSize(self):
"""
IPC nominal
"""
return pcbnew.FromMM(1.2)
def GetTextThickness(self):
"""
Thicker than IPC guidelines (10% of text height = 0.12mm)
as 5 wires/mm is a common silk screen limitation
"""
return pcbnew.FromMM(0.2)
def SetModule3DModel(self):
"""
Set a 3D model for the module
Default is to do nothing, you need to implement this if you have
a model to set
FIXME: This doesn't seem to be enabled yet?
"""
pass
def BuildThisFootprint(self):
"""
Draw the footprint.
This is specific to each footprint class, you need to implment
this to draw what you want
"""
raise NotImplementedError
def BuildFootprint( self ):
"""
Actually make the footprint. We defer all but the setup to
the implementing class
"""
self.buildmessages = ""
self.module = pcbnew.MODULE(None) # create a new module
# do it first, so if we return early, we don't segfault KiCad
if not self.ProcessParameters():
self.buildmessages = "Cannot build footprint: Parameters have errors:\n"
self.buildmessages += self._PrintParameterErrors()
return
self.buildmessages = ("Building new %s footprint with the following parameters:\n"
% self.name)
self.buildmessages += self._PrintParameterTable()
self.draw = FootprintWizardDrawingAids.FootprintWizardDrawingAids(
self.module)
self.module.SetValue(self.GetValue())
self.module.SetReference("%s**" % self.GetReferencePrefix())
fpid = pcbnew.FPID(self.module.GetValue()) # the name in library
self.module.SetFPID(fpid)
self.SetModule3DModel() # add a 3d module if specified
thick = self.GetTextThickness()
self.module.Reference().SetThickness(thick)
self.module.Value().SetThickness(thick)
self.BuildThisFootprint() # implementer's build function
return