UL_VIA

diameter[layer]	int
drill	int
drillsymbol	int
end	int
flags	int (VIA_FLAG_...)
shape[layer]	int (VIA_SHAPE_...)
start	int
x, y	int (center point)

Constants

VIA_FLAG_STOP

always generate stop mask

VIA_SHAPE_SQUARE	square
VIA_SHAPE_ROUND	round
VIA_SHAPE_OCTAGON	octagon
VIA_SHAPE_ANNULUS	annulus
VIA_SHAPE_THERMAL	thermal

See also UL_SIGNAL

Note

The diameter and shape of the via depend on the layer for which they shall be retrieved, because they may be different in each layer depending on the Design Rules. If one of the layers LAYER_TOP...LAYER_BOTTOM, LAYER_TSTOP or LAYER_BSTOP is given as the index to the diameter or shape data member, the resulting value will be calculated according to the Design Rules. If LAYER_VIAS is given, the raw value as defined in the via will be returned.

Note that diameter and shape will always return the diameter or shape that a via would have in the given layer, even if that particular via doesn't cover that layer (or if that layer isn't used in the layer setup at all).

start and end return the layer numbers in which that via starts and ends. The value of start will always be less than that of end.

drillsymbol returns the number of the drill symbol that has been assigned to this drill diameter (see the manual for a list of defined drill symbols). A value of 0 means that no symbol has been assigned to this drill diameter.

Example

board(B) {
  B.signals(S) {
    S.vias(V) {
      printf("Via: (%d %d)\n", V.x, V.y);
      }
    }
  }