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Romme
Romme over 16 years ago

Hi.

  I have some shapes that needed to be merged, so i was looking into axlPolyOptions. But no matter what i try, i can't get this working. Is there anyone who might have an "Not-from-the-help" demo of how to do this ?

 

  Is it because my input are some closed shapes (eg should i use axlPolyOptions before axlCreateShape ?).

 

  Try imagine an old :-) resistor having the house and 2 long legs. Now if i create a shape for each pin, one for each padstack and one for the house, then this gives 5 shapes. How to merge theseinto one shape ? And no this is not the task but an examble. The task is to do it automaticly in approx 1500 footprints in a library :-).

 

Sincerely

  Klavs Rommedahl.

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    aCraig over 16 years ago

     myShapes is a list of shapes that you want to merge. One way of getting them is what Chinmay suggested. Or it could be a list of shapes you create. For eDave's code to work you will also need to change "poly" to "mergedPolys".

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    aCraig over 16 years ago

     myShapes is a list of shapes that you want to merge. One way of getting them is what Chinmay suggested. Or it could be a list of shapes you create. For eDave's code to work you will also need to change "poly" to "mergedPolys".

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