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- aperture keys in the gerber 'tools' dictionary are now stored as integers instead of strings as before; need to check the application especially the Gerber Editor

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- fixed issues in Gerber Editor (using the '0' insteadd of 'REG' type for apertures)
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Marius Stanciu
2021-03-04 17:45:47 +02:00
parent cda5f830be
commit 0986ef143c
19 changed files with 217 additions and 205 deletions
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appObjects/FlatCAMExcellon.py
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@@ -752,8 +752,8 @@ class ExcellonObject(FlatCAMObj, Excellon):
exc_y_formatted = exc_y_formatted.partition('.')
# left padd the 'whole' part with zeros
x_whole = exc_x_formatted[0].rjust(whole, '0')
y_whole = exc_y_formatted[0].rjust(whole, '0')
x_whole = exc_x_formatted[0].rjust(whole, 0)
y_whole = exc_y_formatted[0].rjust(whole, 0)
# restore the coordinate padded in the left with 0 and added the decimal part
# without the decinal dot
@@ -770,8 +770,8 @@ class ExcellonObject(FlatCAMObj, Excellon):
exc_y_formatted = "{:.{dec}f}".format(drill_y, dec=fract).replace('.', '')
# pad with rear zeros
exc_x_formatted.ljust(length, '0')
exc_y_formatted.ljust(length, '0')
exc_x_formatted.ljust(length, 0)
exc_y_formatted.ljust(length, 0)
excellon_code += "X{xform}Y{yform}\n".format(xform=exc_x_formatted,
yform=exc_y_formatted)
@@ -825,10 +825,10 @@ class ExcellonObject(FlatCAMObj, Excellon):
stop_slot_y_formatted = stop_slot_y_formatted.partition('.')
# left padd the 'whole' part with zeros
start_x_whole = start_slot_x_formatted[0].rjust(whole, '0')
start_y_whole = start_slot_y_formatted[0].rjust(whole, '0')
stop_x_whole = stop_slot_x_formatted[0].rjust(whole, '0')
stop_y_whole = stop_slot_y_formatted[0].rjust(whole, '0')
start_x_whole = start_slot_x_formatted[0].rjust(whole, 0)
start_y_whole = start_slot_y_formatted[0].rjust(whole, 0)
stop_x_whole = stop_slot_x_formatted[0].rjust(whole, 0)
stop_y_whole = stop_slot_y_formatted[0].rjust(whole, 0)
# restore the coordinate padded in the left with 0 and added the decimal part
# without the decinal dot
@@ -860,10 +860,10 @@ class ExcellonObject(FlatCAMObj, Excellon):
stop_slot_y_formatted = "{:.{dec}f}".format(stop_slot_y, dec=fract).replace('.', '')
# pad with rear zeros
start_slot_x_formatted.ljust(length, '0')
start_slot_y_formatted.ljust(length, '0')
stop_slot_x_formatted.ljust(length, '0')
stop_slot_y_formatted.ljust(length, '0')
start_slot_x_formatted.ljust(length, 0)
start_slot_y_formatted.ljust(length, 0)
stop_slot_x_formatted.ljust(length, 0)
stop_slot_y_formatted.ljust(length, 0)
if slot_type == 'routing':
excellon_code += "G00X{xstart}Y{ystart}\nM15\n".format(xstart=start_slot_x_formatted,