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abConvertPolygonToPath

beschorn

Hi, I tried to find a solution, to convert a polygon into a path. The best result gave me the skill code from Mr Beckett (abConvertPolygonToPath.ils ), but I found for some reason, it finds no "matched" path for 45deg "converted" pathes with special path width: for example: failed 2.1, 2.3, 2.4, 2.7, 2.9 ... good 2.0, 2.2, 2.5, 2.6, 2.8... the grid is 0.25/0.25 For ortogonal polygons I see no problem. Any idea Thanks Erich

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  • Hi Erich,

    One way might be to undersize the results after the line:

                              (setq xorResults
                               (leLayerXor
                                cellView
                                work1 work2 work3)
                               )

    Either using dbLayerSize or leLayerSize - something like that. If you undersize the results by a small amount, it could filter out the slivers you'll get after the xor due to the small differences on the diagonal portions.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Where are the geGetSelSet points are shown in this script?
    The polygon that I use as a test case is a plain rectangle (without asymmetries and with constant width and a specific length).
    Moreover, a question: should I select the polygon first and after use your script? Should I select specific points of polygon?
    And the last question: if I add at the end of the skill code the bindkey:
    hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>F12" "abConvertPolygonToPath(())")
    is this correct? The abConvertPolygonToPath(()) is right?

    BR

    Giannis 

  • Your bindkey should be:

    hiSetBindKey("Layout" "<Key>F12" "abConvertPolygonToPath(geGetSelSet())")

    Then it will operate on the selected shapes.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Hi Andrew,

    Thank you for your consideration and your help

    BR Giannis

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