circle (Lepton EDA Reference Manual 1.9.18)

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13.4.5 circle

Valid in: Schematic and Symbol files

type x y radius color width capstyle dashstyle dashlength dashspace filltype fillwidth angle1 pitch1 angle2 pitch2

Pos.	Field	Type/unit	Description
#	type	char	V
1	x	int/mils	Center X coordinate
2	y	int/mils	Center Y coordinate
3	radius	int/mils	Radius of the circle
4	color	int	Color index
5	width	int/mils	Width of circle line
6	capstyle	int/mils	0 unused
7	dashstyle	int	Type of dash style
8	dashlength	int/mils	Length of dash
9	dashspace	int/mils	Space inbetween dashes
10	filltype	int	Type of fill
11	fillwidth	int/mils	Width of the fill lines
12	angle1	int/degrees	First angle of fill
13	pitch1	int/mils	First pitch/spacing of fill
14	angle2	int/degrees	Second angle of fill
15	pitch2	int/mils	Second pitch/spacing of fill

The dashstyle is an enumerated type:
- TYPE SOLID = 0
- TYPE DOTTED = 1
- TYPE DASHED = 2
- TYPE CENTER = 3
- TYPE PHANTOM = 4
The dashlength parameter is not used for TYPE SOLID and TYPE DOTTED. This parameter should take on a value of -1 in these cases.
The dashspace parameter is not used for TYPE SOLID. This parameter should take on a value of -1 in these case.
The filltype parameter is an enumerated type:
- FILLING HOLLOW = 0
- FILLING FILL = 1
- FILLING MESH = 2
- FILLING HATCH = 3
- FILLING VOID = 4 unused
If the filltype is 0 (FILLING HOLLOW), then all the fill parameters should take on a value of -1.
The fill type FILLING FILL is a solid color fill.
The two pairs of pitch and spacing control the fill or hatch if the fill type is FILLING MESH.
Only the first pair of pitch and spacing are used if the fill type is FILLING HATCH.

Example:

V 38000 67000 900 3 0 0 2 75 50 2 10 20 30 90 50

A circle with the center at (38000, 67000) and a radius of 900 mils, color index 3, line width of 0 mils (smallest size), no cap, dashed line type, dash length of 75 mils, dash spacing of 50 mils, mesh fill, 10 mils thick mesh lines, first mesh line: 20 degrees, with a spacing of 30 mils, second mesh line: 90 degrees, with a spacing of 50 mils.