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#include "cutSchema.h"
#include <assert.h>

using namespace std;



/**
 * Creates a new Cut schema.
 */
schema* makeCutSchema ()
{
	return new cutSchema();
}


/**
 * A Cut is represented by a small black dot. It has 1 input
 * and no outputs. It has a 0 width and a 1 wire height. The
 * constructor is private in order to enforce the usage of
 * makeCutSchema.
 */
cutSchema::cutSchema ()
    : 	schema (1, 0, 0, dWire/100.0), fPoint(0,0)
{}


/**
 * The input point is placed in the middle
 */
void cutSchema::place(double ox, double oy, int orientation)
{
	beginPlace(ox, oy, orientation);
    fPoint = point(ox, oy + height()*0.5); //, -1);
	endPlace();
}


/**
 * A cut is represented by a small black dot
 */
void cutSchema::draw(device& dev)
{
    //dev.rond(fPoint.x, fPoint.y, dWire/8.0);
}

void cutSchema::collectTraits(collector& c)
{}

/**
 * By definition a Cut has only one input point
 */
point cutSchema::inputPoint(unsigned int i) const
{
	assert(i==0);
	return fPoint;
}

/**
 * By definition a Cut has no output point
 */
point cutSchema::outputPoint(unsigned int) const
{
	assert(false);
    return point(-1,-1);
}


