Header file for functions for TO (Transistor Outline) footprints. More...

Functions
int	to_create_element_to92 ()
	Create an Element for a TO92 package.
int	to_create_element_to92_staggered ()
	Create an Element for a TO92S package.
int	to_create_packages_list ()
	Create a list of TO packages with pre-defined values.
int	to_get_default_footprint_values ()
	Look up default values for TO footprint.
int	to_set_gui_constraints ()
	Set GUI constraints for the TO package type.
int	to_write_footprint_to220 ()
	Write a footprint for a TO220 transistor package.
int	to_write_footprint_to220_staggered ()
	Write a footprint for a TO220S transistor package (with staggered pins).
int	to_write_footprint_to220_standing ()
	Write a footprint for a TO220W transistor package (standing).
int	to_write_footprint_to220_standing_staggered ()
	Write a footprint for a TO220SW transistor package (standing with staggered pins).
int	to_write_footprint_to92 ()
	Write a footprint for a TO92 transistor package.
void	to_init ()

Detailed Description

Header file for functions for TO (Transistor Outline) footprints.

Author:: Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 by Bert Timmerman <bert.timmerman@xs4all.nl>

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

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Definition in file to.h.

Function Documentation

int to_create_element_to92 ( )

Create an Element for a TO92 package.

Returns:: EXIT_SUCCESS when an element was created, EXIT_FAILURE when errors were encountered.

Definition at line 35 of file to.c.

References attributes_in_footprint, courtyard_clearance_with_package, courtyard_length, courtyard_width, create_attributes_in_element(), create_new_arc(), create_new_line(), create_new_pin(), TextType::Direction, FlagType::f, footprint_filename, footprint_name, footprint_refdes, footprint_type, footprint_value, ID, ElementType::MarkX, ElementType::MarkY, multiplier, ElementType::Name, package_body_length, package_body_width, pad_clearance, pad_diameter, pad_shapes_type, pad_solder_mask_clearance, pin1_square, pin_drill_diameter, TextType::Scale, silkscreen_line_width, TextType::TextString, verbose, TextType::X, and TextType::Y.

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int to_create_element_to92_staggered ( )

Create an Element for a TO92S package.

Returns:: EXIT_SUCCESS when an element was created, EXIT_FAILURE when errors were encountered.

Definition at line 239 of file to.c.

References attributes_in_footprint, courtyard_clearance_with_package, courtyard_length, courtyard_width, create_attributes_in_element(), create_new_arc(), create_new_line(), create_new_pin(), TextType::Direction, FlagType::f, footprint_filename, footprint_name, footprint_refdes, footprint_type, footprint_value, ID, ElementType::MarkX, ElementType::MarkY, multiplier, ElementType::Name, package_body_length, package_body_width, pad_clearance, pad_diameter, pad_shapes_type, pad_solder_mask_clearance, pin1_square, pin_drill_diameter, TextType::Scale, silkscreen_line_width, TextType::TextString, verbose, TextType::X, and TextType::Y.

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int to_create_packages_list ( )

Create a list of TO packages with pre-defined values.

The data in this list can be used in a combobox to select a pre-defined package.

Returns:: EXIT_SUCCESS when an element was created, EXIT_FAILURE when errors were encountered.

Definition at line 446 of file to.c.

int to_get_default_footprint_values ( )

Look up default values for TO footprint.

Footprint values can be looked up by placing a question mark "?" in front of the footprint name.
If the footprint name is recognised known values will be loaded and the entries involved in the GUI will be updated accordingly.
Currently the following footprints are supported: