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skill code for placing components around circle (polar placement)

KARPCB

 Hi ,

 

Anyone have  skill code for placing components around circle (polar placement) ?

 

Thanks,

Karthik

  • Hi All,

     i need skill code for following concept. Experts please help me.

    Step1 : select the required components in layout

    Step2 :Calculate the orgin of the components

    Step3 : enter the radius and angle

    Step3 : find the x and y location on the circle using below formula

    X = R cos(theta)

    Y = R sin(theta)

    P(X1,Y1)

    R=200

    THETA = 30DEGREE

    P(X2,Y2)

    R=200

    THETA = 60DEGREE

    .

    .

    .

    P(X12,Y12)

    R=200

    THETA = 0DEGREE

    Step4: move the component(orgin) and place into the x and y location of the circle

    plesae see the attached image.

    Thanks in advance,

    karthik.

  • How much Skill experience do you have?

    Do you want some example snippets or for someone to write this code for you?

    Regards,

    Dave 

  • Dave,

    Thanks for reply

    Im 1 month experience in skill language. im not expert like you.

    some examples(step1 and 2) its enough for me to do that skill code.

    Thanks,

    Karthik.
  • Try this code:
     
    defun( CircularPlace ()
     let((mypopup, syms, symbols, (continue t), centrePt, radiusStr, radius, angle, angleStr, pt, symAngle)
    ; Create the RMB popup options for Done and Cancel:
    mypopup = axlUIPopupDefine(nil (list (list "Done" 'axlFinishEnterFun), (list "Cancel" "axlCancelEnterFun(), continue = nil")))
    axlUIPopupSet(mypopup)
    ; Select and highlight the symbols to arrange:
    axlSetFindFilter(?enabled '("noall", "SYMBOLS"), ?onButtons '("SYMBOLS"))
    while(axlSelect(?prompt "Select symbols..."); will only continue if one or more objects are selected.
    syms = axlGetSelSet()
    symbols = append(symbols, syms)
    axlClearSelSet()
    axlHighlightObject(syms)
    )
    symbols = unique(symbols); We don't want duplicates
    axlDehighlightObject(symbols)
    and(; Stop if user cancels or anything fails
    continue; Don't continue if the user cancelled
    symbols; Only continue if at least one symbol was selected
    centrePt = axlEnterPoint(?prompts "Select the circle centre", ?gridSnap t); Request the circle centre point
    radiusStr = axlUIPrompt("Enter the radius", "200"); Request the circle radius (a string)
    radius = readstring(radiusStr); Convert the string to a number
    numberp(radius); Ensure that the radius is actually a number
    angle = 360.0 / length(symbols); Calculate the expected delta angle between symbols
    angleStr = axlUIPrompt("Enter the angle", sprintf(nil, "%L", angle)); Allow the user to select an angle
    angle = readstring(angleStr); Convert the string to a number
    numberp(angle); Ensure that the angle is actually a number
    angle = float(angle); The angle needs to be real for axlGeoRotatePt.
    pt = list(car(centrePt) + radius, cadr(centrePt)); This is the starting point.
    symAngle = 0.0; This is the starting angle. *** Change to 90.0 if the component requires it ***
    foreach(sym, symbols
    pt = axlGeoRotatePt(angle, pt, centrePt); Calculate the next point
    symAngle = symAngle + angle; Calculate the next symbol angle
    axlTransformObject(sym, ?move axlMXYSub(pt, sym ->xy), ?angle symAngle - sym ->rotation); Move the symbol.
    )
    )
    ))
     
    Dave 
     
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