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New EXPERIMENTAL dialog option (default off): after the solve, copper whose |J| is below a threshold (default 10% of the mean |J| over all solved copper cells - mean, not max, since contact-corner spikes would dwarf a max-relative threshold) is vectorized into filled graphic polygons on TRIM_LAYERS (User.5..User.8, configurable), one polygon per region so Edit > Convert can turn one into a rule area by hand. Areas are printed and the polygons saved to low_current_copper.json. The mask -> polygon step is the 0.5 contour of the binary field via contourpy (already in every venv as matplotlib dependency), padded so regions touching the raster edge close, simplified with Douglas-Peucker at 0.4 cells: staircase bevels collapse, one-cell-wide strips survive. Specks under TRIM_MIN_AREA_MM2 are dropped. Explicitly a suggestion, not a safe cut list (docstring, dialog and README all say so): copper carries little current BECAUSE the rest carries it, so removal redistributes |J| - the constant-density optimizer that iterates this to convergence is future work. board_io: the create/delete-with-status-surfaced helpers are now generic (_create_items_checked / _remove_items_checked) and shared between reference-image overlays and trim polygons. Tested on the dev stack (3.13) and the Python 3.9 mac-stack venv, 148 passed each; contourpy 1.3.x has identical API on both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
162 lines
6.5 KiB
Python
162 lines
6.5 KiB
Python
"""Top-level orchestration for the KiCad-launched action.
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Flow: connect -> read the two selected contacts (rectangles/pads) ->
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gather fills -> selection dialog (net, layers, contacts, current, cell)
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-> extract vias -> solve -> figures + report.
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Every failure is reported twice: on stdout (lands in the KiCad status-bar
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warning list) and as a matplotlib error figure, so it cannot be missed.
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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import sys
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import traceback
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from . import config, pipeline, progress, report
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from .errors import CandidateError, UserFacingError
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def _fail(message: str, outdir) -> None:
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print(f"ERROR: {message}")
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try:
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if outdir is None:
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# A failure before the run has an output directory (a broken
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# plugin environment throws on import) would otherwise save
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# no PNG - and with no GUI toolkit, plots falls back to
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# opening the saved PNGs, so the figure would never be shown
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# either. Exactly the case the docstring promises to cover.
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import tempfile
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from pathlib import Path
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outdir = Path(tempfile.gettempdir()) / "fill-resistance-error"
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from . import plots
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fig = plots.fig_error(message)
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plots.save_and_show([(fig, "error")], outdir)
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except Exception: # reporting must not mask the fault
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traceback.print_exc()
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sys.exit(1)
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def main() -> None:
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outdir = None
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try:
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try:
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from kipy.errors import ApiError
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from . import board_io, dialog
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except ImportError as e:
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if "cannot open shared object file" not in str(e):
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raise
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# pip's Linux wheels link against FHS system libraries;
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# on NixOS those paths don't exist and PySide6/pynng die
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# exactly like this. Nothing inside the venv can fix it.
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raise UserFacingError(
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f"A compiled dependency cannot load its system "
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f"libraries: {e}\nThe plugin venv is built from pip "
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f"wheels, which expect standard (FHS) library paths. "
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f"On NixOS, run KiCad inside an FHS environment "
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f"(buildFHSEnv wrapper, or steam-run for a quick "
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f"test) - see docs/NIXOS.md in the plugin repo."
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)
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try:
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kicad, board = board_io.connect()
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stackup = board_io.get_stackup_info(board)
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es1, es2, net_hint = board_io.get_electrodes(board, stackup)
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if board_io.any_zone_unfilled(board) or config.ALWAYS_REFILL:
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board_io.refill(board)
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fills = board_io.gather_net_fills(board)
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tracks = board_io.gather_net_tracks(board)
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copper = board_io.merge_copper(
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fills, board_io.tracks_as_polygons(tracks))
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candidate_nets = board_io.nets_overlapping(copper, es1, es2)
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buildups = board_io.gather_mask_buildups(board)
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except ApiError as e:
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raise UserFacingError(
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f"KiCad API error: {e}\nIf KiCad is showing a dialog, close "
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f"it and run again."
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)
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if not candidate_nets:
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raise CandidateError(
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"No copper (zone fill or trace) overlaps both contacts. "
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"Check that both sit over copper of the same net and that "
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"the fills are up to date (press B in the board editor)."
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)
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def group_label(parts):
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names = [p.label for p in parts[:3]]
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more = f" +{len(parts) - 3}" if len(parts) > 3 else ""
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return f"{len(parts)}× " + ", ".join(names) + more
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def group_contact(parts):
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contacts = {p.contact for p in parts}
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return contacts.pop() if len(contacts) == 1 else "auto"
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default_net = (net_hint if net_hint in candidate_nets
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else candidate_nets[0])
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selection = dialog.ask(
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candidates={n: list(copper[n].keys()) for n in candidate_nets},
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layer_order=stackup.names,
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default_net=default_net,
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e1_label=group_label(es1), e2_label=group_label(es2),
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contact1=group_contact(es1), contact2=group_contact(es2),
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buildup_layers=sorted(buildups.keys()),
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)
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if selection is None:
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print("cancelled")
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return
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# the solve owns the thread from here; without this the plugin
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# looks like it did nothing until the figures appear
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progress.start()
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if selection.contact1 != "auto":
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for e in es1:
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e.contact = selection.contact1
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if selection.contact2 != "auto":
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for e in es2:
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e.contact = selection.contact2
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if selection.cell_um is not None:
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config.CELL_UM_OVERRIDE = selection.cell_um
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config.ADAPTIVE_CELLS = selection.adaptive
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try:
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problem = board_io.build_problem(
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board, selection.net, selection.layers, es1, es2, stackup,
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fills,
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buildups=(buildups if selection.include_buildup else None),
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extra_cu_um=selection.extra_cu_um,
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tracks=(tracks if selection.include_tracks else None),
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vias_capped=selection.vias_capped,
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cap_max_drill_mm=selection.cap_max_drill_mm)
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outdir = report.make_output_dir(board_io.board_dir(board))
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except ApiError as e:
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raise UserFacingError(f"KiCad API error: {e}")
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report.write_geometry_dump(outdir, problem)
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overlay_cb = None
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if selection.push_overlays:
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def overlay_cb(stack, result):
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board_io.push_result_overlays(board, stack, result)
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trim_cb = None
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if selection.trim_enabled:
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def trim_cb(tr):
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board_io.push_trim_polygons(board, tr)
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pipeline.run(problem, outdir, show=True, i_test=selection.current_a,
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freq_hz=selection.freq_hz,
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contact_model=selection.contact_model,
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overlay=overlay_cb,
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trim_pct=(selection.trim_pct if selection.trim_enabled
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else None),
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trim_push=trim_cb)
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except progress.Cancelled:
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print("cancelled") # user's own doing: no error figure
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except UserFacingError as e:
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_fail(str(e), outdir)
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except Exception:
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_fail(traceback.format_exc(), outdir)
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finally:
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progress.done() # also on the error paths
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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main()
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