Shapescript decorations

[rupertkiwi]

Hi there,

Does anyone have shapescript decorations for the following:

Tick
Cross
Question Mark

Many thanks,
Rupert

[Eve]

My rough attempts.

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decoration tick
{
orientation="NW";
SetPenWidth(2);
moveto(10,60);
lineto(40,90);
lineto(90,10);
}

decoration cross
{
orientation="NE";
SetPenWidth(2);
moveto(10,10);
lineto(90,90);
moveto(90,10);
lineto(10,90);
}

decoration question
{
orientation="SW";
SetPenWidth(2);
moveto(10,40);
BezierTo(10,20,30,10,50,10);
BezierTo(70,10,90,30,90,40);
BezierTo(90,60,50,70,50,90);

Ellipse(49,95,51,97);
}

[Paolo F Cantoni]

Hi there,

Does anyone have shapescript decorations for the following:

Tick
Cross
Question Mark

Many thanks,
Rupert

Hi Rupert,

a couple of questions and observations.

I presume that's an "x" cross and not a "t" cross.
I don't have such scripts (thanks, Eve), but I do have a pile of "shapescript assets" which are kept in a special folder for re-use in shapescripts.  Perhaps we should start a repository for them?

Paolo

[Geert Bellekens]

Hi there,

Does anyone have shapescript decorations for the following:

Tick
Cross
Question Mark

Many thanks,
Rupert

Hi Rupert,

a couple of questions and observations.

I presume that's an "x" cross and not a "t" cross.
I don't have such scripts (thanks, Eve), but I do have a pile of "shapescript assets" which are kept in a special folder for re-use in shapescripts.  Perhaps we should start a repository for them?

Paolo

I started such a repository a while ago: https://github.com/GeertBellekens/Enterprise-Architect-Shapescript-Library

Geert

[Paolo F Cantoni]

[SNIP]

I started such a repository a while ago: https://github.com/GeertBellekens/Enterprise-Architect-Shapescript-Library

Geert

Yes, Geert,

I knew about that.  But that holds full shapescripts.  Would it be appropriate to add a folder for "Assets" which are "fragments" of shapescripts -Like the decorations Rupert mentioned?

Paolo

[Geert Bellekens]

[SNIP]

I started such a repository a while ago: https://github.com/GeertBellekens/Enterprise-Architect-Shapescript-Library

Geert

Yes, Geert,

I knew about that.  But that holds full shapescripts.  Would it be appropriate to add a folder for "Assets" which are "fragments" of shapescripts -Like the decorations Rupert mentioned?

Paolo

Sure we can do that.

Geert

[Paolo F Cantoni]

[SNIP]

Sure we can do that.

Geert

OK, so we might have subfolders for decorations, main shapes, target shapes, source shapes, other shapes, code snippets etc?  You get the idea.

Paolo

[rupertkiwi]

Thanks for everyone's help.

Does anyone know how to draw a vertical compartment on an element?

Rupert

[Eve]

Quick improvement on the question mark. Looks nicer to my eyes at least.

Code: [Select]

decoration question
{
orientation="SW";
SetPenWidth(2);
moveto(50,80);
bezierto(50,60,70,50,70,40);
arcto(30,10,70,70,90,40,10,40);
SetPenWidth(1);
Ellipse(46,91,54,99);
}
What do you mean by a vertical compartment?

[rupertkiwi]

Hi Eve,

Yes, that question mark looks better now.

What I would like is a vertical compartment on the left hand side of an element that I can colour in depending on its tagged value.

And then I would like horizontal compartments in the remaining space of the element to display the text from other tagged values.

Is that possible?

I only seem to be able to 'stack' horizontal compartments one on top of the other currently.

Thanks,
Rupert

[KP]

If you use the "border" layout type, you can add a sub shape on the "west" edge like so:

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shape main
{
layouttype="border";
rectangle(0,0,100,100);

addsubshape("vert","W");

shape vert
{
preferredwidth=15;
setfillcolor(255,0,0);
rectangle(0,0,100,100);
}
}

Or East edge. If you want North or South edge, set a preferredheight value. And you can nest the layouttypes, so you can add a sub shape to the "center" (i.e. the rest of the shape) and that sub shape can have layouttype set to "topdown" or "leftright".

[rupertkiwi]

Thanks KP, that works. well.

However I am trying to 'colour' the vertical compartment based on a tagged value :

shape main
{
   layouttype="border";
 noshadow = "true";
 h_align = "left";
   setfillcolor(255,255,255);
 DefSize(340,140);
 roundRect(0,0,100,100,10,10);
 AddSubShape("nameCompartment","N");
 AddSubShape("translations","S");
 AddSubShape("vert","W");
   
   shape vert
   {
      preferredwidth=15;
      rectangle(0,0,100,100);
                  if(hastag("Capability","Manage Customers, Sales, Billing, Products & Services"))
   {
setfillcolor(0, 177, 195);
   }
   }

 shape nameCompartment
 {
    layouttype="topdown";
   h_align = "center";
   editablefield = "name";
   SetFontColor(128,0,0);
   println("#name#");
  }
 
 shape translations
  {
      h_align="CENTER";
      v_align="BOTTOM";
   println("GM: #TAG:GM#");
  }

}
      
   
But I can't seem to get the vertical compartment to colour in.

Do you have any ideas?

Thanks,
Rupert

[Paolo F Cantoni]

Rupert,

AFAIK, the HasTag function only compares to a single value.  If you are comparing using an Inclusive OR, you'll need to have four HasTag expressions.

HTH,
Paolo

[rupertkiwi]

Hi Paolo,

Yes, that's fine having several HasTag statements. I just can't seem to get the compartment to colour in.

Thanks,
Rupert

[KP]

   shape vert
   {
      preferredwidth=15;
      rectangle(0,0,100,100);
                  if(hastag("Capability","Manage Customers, Sales, Billing, Products & Services"))
   {
setfillcolor(0, 177, 195);
   }
   }

The setfillcolor() has to be before the rectangle()