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modeling-app/rust/kcl-python-bindings/files/walkie-talkie/antenna.kcl
Adam Chalmers aea82e004a KCL: Convert x/y lines to use keyword arguments (#5615)
Previously, `xLine`, `xLineTo`, `yLine` and `yLineTo` used positional arguments. Now:

- `xLineTo` and `yLineTo` have been removed
- `xLine` and `yLine` both use keyword arguments:
  - `length`, optional (i.e. a relative distance along the X or Y axis)
  - `endAbsolute` optional (i.e. an absolute point along the X or Y axis)
  - `tag` optional
- Exactly one of `length` or `endAbsolute` must be given. Not both, not neither.

For example:

```
// Old way
|> xLine(6.04, %)
|> yLineTo(20, %, $base)

// New way
|> xLine(length = 6.04)
|> yLine(endAbsolute = 20, tag = $base)
```

This also improves some of the general-purpose keyword arguments code in modeling app's TS codebase.
2025-03-07 22:07:16 -06:00

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// Antenna
// Set units
@settings(defaultLengthUnit = in)
// import constants
import height, width, antennaBaseWidth, antennaBaseHeight, antennaTopWidth, antennaTopHeight from "globals.kcl"
// Calculate the origin
origin = [-width / 2 + .45, -0.10]
// Create the antenna
antennaX = origin[0]
antennaY = origin[1]
antennaPlane = {
plane = {
origin = { x = 0, y = 0, z = height / 2 },
xAxis = { x = 1, y = 0, z = 0 },
yAxis = { x = 0, y = 1, z = 0 },
zAxis = { x = 0, y = 0, z = 1 }
}
}
// Create the antenna base sketch
sketch001 = startSketchOn(antennaPlane)
|> startProfileAt([origin[0], origin[1]], %)
|> line(end = [antennaBaseWidth, 0])
|> line(end = [0, -antennaBaseHeight])
|> line(end = [-antennaBaseWidth, 0])
|> close()
// Create the antenna top sketch
loftPlane = offsetPlane('XY', offset = height / 2 + 3)
sketch002 = startSketchOn(loftPlane)
|> startProfileAt([
origin[0] + (antennaBaseWidth - antennaTopWidth) / 2,
origin[1] - ((antennaBaseHeight - antennaTopHeight) / 2)
], %)
|> xLine(length = antennaTopWidth)
|> yLine(length = -antennaTopHeight)
|> xLine(length = -antennaTopWidth)
|> close()
// Create the antenna using a loft
loft([sketch001, sketch002])
|> appearance(color = "#000000")