Fritzing Parts SVG Editor
0.0.2
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The breadboard editor implements six graphical elements: pins, rectangles, lines, circles, arcs, and text, using six tool buttons. Each of the tool buttons opens a dialog box where the user can enter the information about the graphical element.
Breadboard pins are always drawn as filled circles. The breadboard pin dialog box, shown below, asks for the position (center), the diameter, the color, and the pin number. Pins are automatically auto-incremented starting at the last pin entered. The position is in viewport coordinates, as is the diameter. The default color is black.
Rectangles can be filled with a solid color or just be an outline. The breadboard rectangle dialog box, shown below, asks for the position (upper left corner), size (width and height), the line thickness (for outline rectangles), color, and if you want the rectangle filled or not. The position and size are in viewport coordinates. The default color is black.
The breadboard line dialog box, shown below, asks for the endpoints of the line (X1, Y1, X2, Y2), the line thickness and the color. The endpoints are in viewport coordinates. The default color is black.
Breadboard circles can be filled or hollow. The breadboard circle dialog box, shown below, asks for the position (center), the diameter, the center size (hole diameter), and the color. The position and the diameters are in viewport coordinates. The default color is black.
Breadboard arcs can be either pie slices or bare arcs. If the center diameter, the arc will be a pie slice (filled), otherwise, the arc will be a bare arc. The breadboard arc dialog box, shown below, asks for the position (center), the diameter, the center size (hole diameter), and the color. The position and the diameters are in viewport coordinates. The default color is black.
The breadboard text dialog box, shown below, asks for the position (lower left), the size in points, the font, the text, and the color. The position is in viewport coordinates. The default color is black.