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schdoc_vertical_pin_svg

Generate a schematic library symbol with pins in all four orientations, insert that symbol into a schematic, render the schematic to SVG, and write a JSON proof manifest for pin-name and pin-designator rotation.

This example is a small regression target for AltiumSchDoc.to_svg(). It uses the same public authoring flow as normal schematic work: create an AltiumSchLib, place the symbol with AltiumSchDoc.add_component_from_library(...), then render the placed component. It shows that native/default text on 90 and 270 degree pins remains rotated in SVG, while component-referenced horizontal pin text stays horizontal. It also shows explicit vertical text settings on horizontal pins.

What It Shows

  1. AltiumSchLib.add_symbol(...)
  2. make_sch_pin(...) with 0, 90, 180, and 270 degree pin orientations
  3. AltiumSchDoc.add_component_from_library(...)
  4. Default vertical pin text rendering
  5. PinTextRotation.HORIZONTAL and PinTextRotation.VERTICAL
  6. Name and designator rotation proof from generated SVG text elements
  7. AltiumSchDoc.save(...) plus AltiumSchDoc.to_svg(...)

Run

From the package root:

uv run python examples\schdoc_vertical_pin_svg\schdoc_vertical_pin_svg.py

Output

The script writes:

examples/schdoc_vertical_pin_svg/output/schdoc_vertical_pin_svg.SchLib
examples/schdoc_vertical_pin_svg/output/schdoc_vertical_pin_svg.SchDoc
examples/schdoc_vertical_pin_svg/output/schdoc_vertical_pin_svg.svg
examples/schdoc_vertical_pin_svg/output/vertical_pin_svg_manifest.json