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# Copyright (c) 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 Dan McMahill
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of version 2 of the GNU General Public License as
# published by the Free Software Foundation
#
# 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.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111 USA
# All rights reserved.
#
# This code was derived from code written by Dan McMahill as part of the
# latex-mk testsuite. The original code was covered by a BSD license
# but the copyright holder is releasing the version for pcb under the GPL.
#
#
# Format:
#
# test_name | layout file(s) | [export hid name] | [optional arguments to pcb] | [mismatch]
# | output file(s)
#
# test_name - a single string with no spaces, tabs, *, +, ? (i.e. any "special"
# characters) that identifies the test.
#
# layout file(s) - a list of layout files. Files listed are relative to
# the $(top_srcdir)/tests/inputs directory.
#
# [export hid name] - the name of the export HID to use. This is used both for
# running pcb as well as determining how we process the output
#
# [optional arguments to pcb] - a list of additional arguments to be passed to pcb.
# This is where one would specify additional options which are specific to a particular
# export HID.
#
# [mismatch] If specified as "mismatch" (no quotes), then the result
# should *not* match the reference. This can be thought of as a test
# on the testsuite to make sure we can properly detect when a change has
# occurred.
#
# output file(s) - a list of output files and their associated types. For
# example:
# bom:bom_general.bom xy:test.txt
# specifies that "bom_general.bom" is created and it is a bill of materials file
# and that "test.txt" is created and it is a centroid (X-Y) file.
#
# File types grouped by which HID produces them are:
#
# BOM
#
# bom -- PCB bill of materials file
# xy -- PCB centroid file
#
# GERBER
#
# cnc -- Excellon drill file
# gbx -- RS274-X (Gerber) file
#
# PNG
#
# gif -- GIF file
# jpg -- JPEG file
# png -- Portable network graphics (PNG) file
#
#
######################################################################
# ---------------------------------------------
# BOM export HID
# ---------------------------------------------
######################################################################
#
# options:
# --bomfile <string> BOM output file
# --xyfile <string> XY output file
# --xy-in-mm XY dimensions in mm instead of mils
#
#
# Produces a bill of materials (BOM) file and a centroid (XY) file
#
hid_bom1 | bom_general.pcb | bom | | | bom:bom_general.bom xy:bom_general.xy
hid_bom2 | bom_general.pcb | bom | --bomfile test.bom | | bom:test.bom xy:bom_general.xy
hid_bom3 | bom_general.pcb | bom | --xyfile test.xy | | bom:bom_general.bom xy:test.xy
hid_bom4 | bom_general.pcb | bom | --xy-in-mm | | bom:bom_general.bom xy:bom_general.xy
#
######################################################################
# ---------------------------------------------
# Gerber export HID
# ---------------------------------------------
######################################################################
#
# options:
# --gerberfile <string> Basename for output file
#
# Produces RS274-X (a.k.a. gerber) photo plot files and Excellon drill files
#
# we can't include gbx:gerber_oneline.fab.gbr yet because it has a name and a date stamp
hid_gerber1 | gerber_oneline.pcb | gerber | | | gbx:gerber_oneline.back.gbr gbx:gerber_oneline.front.gbr cnc:gerber_oneline.plated-drill.cnc
hid_gerber2 | gerber_oneline.pcb | gerber | --gerberfile out | | gbx:out.back.gbr gbx:out.front.gbr cnc:out.plated-drill.cnc
#
######################################################################
# ---------------------------------------------
# PNG export HID
# ---------------------------------------------
######################################################################
#
# options:
# --outfile <string> Graphics output file
# --dpi <num> Scale factor (pixels/inch). 0 to scale to fix specified size
# --x-max <num> Maximum width (pixels). 0 to not constrain.
# --y-max <num> Maximum height (pixels). 0 to not constrain.
# --xy-max <num> Maximum width and height (pixels). 0 to not constrain.
# --as-shown Export layers as shown on screen
# --monochrome Convert to monochrome
# --only-visible Limit the bounds of the PNG file to the visible items
# --use-alpha Make the background and any holes transparent
# --format <GIF|JPEG|PNG> Graphics file format
# --photo-mode Photo-realistic mode
# --photo-flip-x Show reverse side of the board, left-right flip
# --photo-flip-y Show reverse side of the board, up-down flip
#
# Produces GIF/JPEG/PNG (image) files
#
hid_png1 | gerber_oneline.pcb | png | | | png:gerber_oneline.png
#
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