array_axis.h

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#ifndef ARRAY_AXIS__H
#define ARRAY_AXIS__H

#include <core/optional.h>

#include <wx/string.h>

/**
 * Class that contains information about a single array axis and the numbering
 * of items along that axis.
 *
 * For example, a rectangular grid has two axes, X and Y, but a circular array
 * has only one, that runs around the circle.
 */
class ARRAY_AXIS
{
public:
    enum NUMBERING_TYPE
    {
        NUMBERING_NUMERIC = 0, ///< Arabic numerals: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11...
        NUMBERING_HEX,
        NUMBERING_ALPHA_NO_IOSQXZ, /*!< Alphabet, excluding IOSQXZ
                                     *
                                     * Per ASME Y14.35M-1997 sec. 5.2 (previously MIL-STD-100 sec. 406.5)
                                     * as these can be confused with numerals and are often not used
                                     * for pin numbering on BGAs, etc
                                     */
        NUMBERING_ALPHA_FULL,      ///< Full 26-character alphabet
    };

    ARRAY_AXIS();

    /**
     * Get the alphabet for the current numbering scheme.
     * @param  type the numbering scheme
     * @return      the alphabet (as a string)
     */
    const wxString& GetAlphabet() const;

    /**
     * Set the axis numbering type
     */
    void SetAxisType( NUMBERING_TYPE aType );

    /**
     * Set the axis start (as a string, which should decode to a valid index
     * in the alphabet)
     */
    bool SetOffset( const wxString& aOffsetName );

    /**
     * Set the start offset for the series (e.g. 0 to start at 0/A, 4 to start
     * at 4/E).
     *
     * @param aOffset offset of the first item in the
     */
    void SetOffset( int aOffset );

    /**
     * Get the numbering offset for the axis
     *
     * @return       the current offset
     */
    int GetOffset() const;

    /**
     * Set the skip between consecutive numbers (useful when doing a partial
     * array, e.g. only one side of a connector)
     */
    void SetStep( int aStep );

    /**
     * Get the position number (name) for the n'th axis point
     *
     * @param  n array point index, from 0
     * @return   the point's name
     */
    wxString GetItemNumber( int n ) const;

private:
    /**
     * Get the numbering offset for a given numbering string
     *
     * @param  str   a numbering string, say "B" or "5"
     * @return       the offset, if found, else empty
     */
    OPT<int> getNumberingOffset( const wxString& str ) const;

    NUMBERING_TYPE m_type;
    int            m_offset;

    ///< Skip every 'n' numbers
    int m_step;
};

#endif // ARRAY_AXIS__H