pdaAngle

Structure

This element does not have elements. The attributes are shown below, in a sorted per type fashion.

XSD

The schema file can be downloaded or viewed at xPDK_Base.

Details

Type pdaValueDouble

degrees for angles. The expression is in the content.

Expression need to be commonly evaluated by many software, so having a restricted set of math / types and so on is key. In PDAFlow lib2/expr there is a yacc/lex parser available with some unit support as well as double / complex expressions. An alternative is tinyexpr, but this is more restrictive, so may be very unhandy for things like waveguide model expressions.

bbTestMax

the BB test files to make the design more clear, so not having bends with 359deg which are then shown as "racetrack". Type pdaExpression documentation:
Expression need to be commonly evaluated by many software, so having a restricted set of math / types and so on is key. In PDAFlow lib2/expr there is a yacc/lex parser available with some unit support as well as double / complex expressions. An alternative is tinyexpr, but this is more restrictive, so may be very unhandy for things like waveguide model expressions.

bbTestMin

the BB test files to make the design more clear, so not having bends with -359deg which are then shown as "racetrack". Type pdaExpression documentation:
Expression need to be commonly evaluated by many software, so having a restricted set of math / types and so on is key. In PDAFlow lib2/expr there is a yacc/lex parser available with some unit support as well as double / complex expressions. An alternative is tinyexpr, but this is more restrictive, so may be very unhandy for things like waveguide model expressions.

doc

max

rule checking or user interface aspects. Type pdaExpression documentation:
Expression need to be commonly evaluated by many software, so having a restricted set of math / types and so on is key. In PDAFlow lib2/expr there is a yacc/lex parser available with some unit support as well as double / complex expressions. An alternative is tinyexpr, but this is more restrictive, so may be very unhandy for things like waveguide model expressions.