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#### 5.15.1.4 component-library-funcs

A set of Scheme procedures can be used as a component resource. The procedure used to add such a resource from a Lepton RC file is:

    (component-library-funcs list-function get-function name)

list-function and get-function must both be Guile procedures. list-function takes no arguments, and returns a list of symbol names as Scheme strings. get-function takes a symbol name as an argument, and returns symbol data in gEDA file format in a Scheme string, or `#f` if not known. The name argument specifies the name of the new library.

Thus, the user may take advantage of using currently available Scheme procedures for creating schematic objects. For example:

    (use-modules (lepton attrib)
                 (lepton object)
                 (lepton page)
                 (lepton toplevel))

    (define (make-attribs)
      (list
       (make-text '(200 . 200) 'lower-left  0 "pinnumber=1" 4 #f 'value 5)
       (make-text '(200 . 400) 'lower-left  0 "pinseq=1" 4 #f 'both 5)
       (make-text '(200 . 100) 'lower-left  0 "pinlabel=1" 4 #f 'value 5)
       (make-text '(200 . 300) 'lower-left  0 "pintype=pwr" 4 #f 'value 5)))

    (define (set-stroke! line)
      (set-object-stroke! line 0 'none 'solid))

    (define (make-gnd-symbol)
      (let ((page (make-page "symbol"))
            (pin
             (make-net-pin '(100 . 300) '(100 . 100) 1))
            (attribs (make-attribs))
            (lines
             (list
              (set-stroke! (make-line '(0 . 100) '(200 . 100) 3))
              (set-stroke! (make-line '(55 . 50) '(145 . 50)  3))
              (set-stroke! (make-line '(80 . 10) '(120 . 10)  3))))
            (net-attrib
             (make-text
              '(300 . 100) 'lower-left  0 "net=GND:1" 10 #f 'value 8)))

        (apply page-append!
               page
               (append (list pin) attribs lines (list net-attrib)))

        (apply attach-attribs! pin attribs)

        page))

    (define (make-vss-symbol)
      (let ((page (make-page "symbol"))
            (pin
             (make-net-pin '(100 . 100) '(100 . 300) 1))
            (attribs (make-attribs))
            (line
             (set-stroke! (make-line '(0 . 300) '(200 . 300) 3)))
            (net-attrib
             (make-text
              '(300 . 100) 'lower-left  0 "net=Vss:1" 10 #f 'value 8)))

        (apply page-append!
               page
               (append (list pin) attribs (list line) (list net-attrib)))

        (apply attach-attribs! pin attribs)

        page))

    (define (thunk->string thunk)
      (%with-toplevel
       (%make-toplevel)
       (lambda ()
         (let ((page (thunk)))
           (page->string page)))))

    (define dummy-sym-contents
      "v 20200604 2
    B 0 0 500 500 3 10 1 0 -1 -1 0 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1
    T 0 600 21 6 1 0 0 0 1
    refdes=R?")

    (define (list-function)
      '("my-gnd.sym"
        "my-vss.sym"
        "dummy.sym"))

    (define (get-function symbol-name)
      (cond
       ((string=? symbol-name "my-gnd.sym") (thunk->string make-gnd-symbol))
       ((string=? symbol-name "my-vss.sym") (thunk->string make-vss-symbol))
       ((string=? symbol-name "dummy.sym") dummy-sym-contents)
       (else #f)))

    (component-library-funcs list-function get-function "power-symbols")

The code defines three symbols. You can see that some steps are automated in the example for the first two of them: creating attributes and stroke parameter setting for line objects. Some other things are obscure though, like `toplevel` stuff. However, this is how it currently works.

You may also notice that the last symbol, ‘`dummy.sym`’, is defined just as a string in the gEDA file format. You can do so as well, though either you lose any automation, or you have to deal with strings instead of Lepton Scheme objects.

Put the code in some file and load it from your `gafrc`, e.g.:

    (primitive-load "scm-component.scm")

or put it directly to `gafrc`.

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