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engineering/mech/ opens with the four modules every track-B/G branch imports,
so the four worktrees can be cut from this commit and none of them has to
invent a name the others will conflict with.

- primitives.py: the typed descriptions the pure modules emit (Line, Arc,
  Circle, Poly, HatchArea, Text, DimIntent) with bbox / translate / rotate /
  scale, and ROLE_LAYER - the one place an ISO 128 line role becomes a layer
  name, so no module hardcodes a layer. The arc bbox sweeps its quadrants: a
  0-180 arc reports y=+r, not its endpoints, which is what keeps the view
  layout from stacking two views on top of each other.
- xdata.py: the ACADMCP_MECH codec in Track A's shape - a 1001 application
  marker, 1000 chunks of at most 255 ASCII characters, the 16 KB per-entity
  ceiling enforced before anything is written, and a foreign application, a
  corrupt chunk stream, a wrong version or an unknown kind refused with
  ValueError instead of decoded into something plausible.
- standards/__init__.py: the table registry. A size outside the coverage is
  refused against the coverage; a size inside it that is not a listed row is
  refused against the rows. Nothing is interpolated, an ambiguous variant is
  never resolved by taking the first row, and a registration whose SOURCE does
  not name the table it was transcribed from is refused.
- standards/materials.py: the section-hatch map for nine materials. ISO
  128-50 standardises only the general hatching (narrow continuous lines at 45
  degrees) - that is acadiso.pat ANSI31 and what engineering/gear.py already
  draws for steel. The distinguishing symbols are ASME Y14.2M's section lining
  as shipped in AutoCAD 2026's acadiso.pat, read off the installed file; cast
  iron's departure from ASME and the absence of any mechanical symbol for
  concrete and wood are stated in the rows themselves. Angles are 0.0 because
  the patterns already carry 45 degrees, and the two architectural patterns'
  scales are derived from the ANSI31 line spacing and recomputed by the test
  rather than chosen.

No tool is registered here.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FKFStjEFzpGyLq5bMpWxTd
2026-09-22 17:04:59 +03:00

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"""Registry for the authored standards tables under ``engineering/mech/standards``.
Every table registers itself at import with the standard's name, its rows, the
coverage it was transcribed for and a SOURCE line naming standard, edition and
table. ``lookup`` returns a row or refuses by name: a size outside the coverage
is refused against the coverage, and a size *inside* it that is not a listed row
is refused against the rows. Nothing is ever interpolated — the rule
`engineering/fits.py` (ISO 286) already follows, applied to every table here. A
wrong row ships a wrong workshop drawing; a narrow table is merely narrow.
``rows`` maps a size key (a number in millimetres, or a designation like
``"M12"``) to a row dict, or to a tuple of row dicts when the standard has
variants at the same size (DIN 509 forms E and F, DIN 332 forms A/B/R). ``**kw``
selects among those variants and is refused when it selects none or more than
one — an ambiguous lookup never quietly picks the first row.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import NamedTuple
class Coverage(NamedTuple):
low: float
high: float
unit: str = "mm"
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class _Table:
standard: str
rows: dict
coverage: Coverage
source: str
_REGISTRY: dict[str, _Table] = {}
def _key(value):
if isinstance(value, bool):
raise TypeError("standards: a size key cannot be a bool")
if isinstance(value, (int, float)):
return float(value)
if isinstance(value, str):
return value.strip().upper()
raise TypeError(f"standards: a size key must be a number or a designation, got {value!r}")
def _variants(value) -> tuple[dict, ...]:
if isinstance(value, dict):
return (dict(value),)
if isinstance(value, (list, tuple)) and value and all(isinstance(v, dict) for v in value):
return tuple(dict(v) for v in value)
raise TypeError("standards: a row must be a dict, or a non-empty tuple of dicts for variants")
def register(standard: str, rows: dict, coverage: Coverage, source: str) -> None:
"""Add a table. Refuses a duplicate name and a SOURCE that names no table."""
if not isinstance(standard, str) or not standard.strip():
raise ValueError("standards.register: standard must be a non-empty name")
if standard in _REGISTRY:
raise ValueError(f"standards.register: {standard!r} is already registered")
if not rows:
raise ValueError(f"standards.register: {standard!r} registered no rows")
if not isinstance(source, str) or "table" not in source.lower():
raise ValueError(
f"standards.register: {standard!r} needs a SOURCE naming the standard, its "
"edition and the table its rows were transcribed from"
)
_REGISTRY[standard] = _Table(
standard, {_key(k): _variants(v) for k, v in rows.items()}, coverage, source
)
def standards() -> tuple[str, ...]:
return tuple(sorted(_REGISTRY))
def _table(standard: str) -> _Table:
table = _REGISTRY.get(standard)
if table is None:
known = ", ".join(standards()) or "(none registered)"
raise ValueError(f"standards: {standard!r} is not registered; known: {known}")
return table
def coverage_of(standard: str) -> Coverage:
return _table(standard).coverage
def source_of(standard: str) -> str:
return _table(standard).source
def _num(value: float) -> str:
return str(int(value)) if float(value).is_integer() else str(value)
def _listing(table: _Table) -> str:
keys = sorted(table.rows, key=lambda k: (isinstance(k, str), k))
shown = [k if isinstance(k, str) else _num(k) for k in keys[:12]]
return ", ".join(shown) + (" ..." if len(keys) > 12 else "")
def _kw_text(kw: dict) -> str:
return ", ".join(f"{k}={v!r}" for k, v in sorted(kw.items()))
def lookup(standard: str, size, **kw) -> dict:
"""One row, or a ValueError naming the standard and what it does cover."""
table = _table(standard)
key = _key(size)
rows = table.rows.get(key)
if rows is None:
if isinstance(key, float) and not (table.coverage.low <= key <= table.coverage.high):
unit = table.coverage.unit
raise ValueError(
f"{standard} covers {_num(table.coverage.low)}-{_num(table.coverage.high)} "
f"{unit}; {_num(key)} {unit} is outside the table"
)
raise ValueError(f"{standard} has no row for {size!r}; the table lists {_listing(table)}")
matches = [row for row in rows if all(row.get(k) == v for k, v in kw.items())]
if not matches:
offered = sorted({str(row.get(k)) for row in rows for k in kw})
raise ValueError(
f"{standard} has no {_kw_text(kw)} row for {size!r}; it lists {', '.join(offered)}"
)
if len(matches) > 1:
discriminators = sorted({k for row in rows for k in row} - set(kw))
raise ValueError(
f"{standard} row for {size!r} is ambiguous: {len(matches)} variants match; "
f"narrow it with one of {', '.join(discriminators)}"
)
return dict(matches[0])