meerk40t 0.9.3001__py2.py3-none-any.whl → 0.9.7010__py2.py3-none-any.whl

meerk40t/core/elements/align.py

@@ -1,669 +1,801 @@
-"""
-This is a giant list of console commands that deal with and often implement the elements system in the program.
-"""
-
-from meerk40t.svgelements import Viewbox
-
-from .element_types import *
-
-
-def plugin(kernel, lifecycle=None):
-    _ = kernel.translation
-    if lifecycle == "postboot":
-        init_commands(kernel)
-
-
-def init_commands(kernel):
-    self = kernel.elements
-
-    _ = kernel.translation
-
-    # ==========
-    # ALIGN SUBTYPE
-    # Align consist of top level node objects that can be manipulated within the scene.
-    # ==========
-
-    def _align_xy(
-        channel,
-        _,
-        mode,
-        bounds,
-        elements,
-        align_x=None,
-        align_y=None,
-        asgroup=None,
-        **kwargs,
-    ):
-        """
-        This routine prepares the data according to some validation.
-
-        The complete validation stuff...
-        """
-        if elements is None:
-            return
-        if align_x is None or align_y is None:
-            channel(_("You need to provide parameters for both x and y"))
-            return
-        align_bounds = None
-        align_x = align_x.lower()
-        align_y = align_y.lower()
-        if align_x not in ("min", "max", "center", "none"):
-            channel(_("Invalid alignment parameter for x"))
-            return
-        if align_y not in ("min", "max", "center", "none"):
-            channel(_("Invalid alignment parameter for y"))
-            return
-        if mode == "default":
-            if len(elements) < 2:
-                channel(_("No sense in aligning an element to itself"))
-                return
-            # boundaries are the selection boundaries,
-            # will be calculated later
-        elif mode == "first":
-            if len(elements) < 2:
-                channel(_("No sense in aligning an element to itself"))
-                return
-            elements.sort(key=lambda n: n.emphasized_time)
-            # Is there a noticeable difference?!
-            # If not then we fall back to default
-            delta = abs(elements[0].emphasized_time - elements[-1].emphasized_time)
-            if delta > 0.5:
-                align_bounds = elements[0].bounds
-                # print (f"Use bounds of first element, delta was: {delta:.2f}")
-                # print (f"Time 1: {elements[0].type} - {elements[0]._emphasized_time}, Time 2: {elements[-1].type} - {elements[-1]._emphasized_time}")
-                # elements.pop(0)
-        elif mode == "last":
-            if len(elements) < 2:
-                channel(_("No sense in aligning an element to itself"))
-                return
-            elements.sort(reverse=True, key=lambda n: n.emphasized_time)
-            # Is there a noticeable difference?!
-            # If not then we fall back to default
-            # print(f"Mode: {mode}, type={elements[0].type}")
-            delta = abs(elements[0].emphasized_time - elements[-1].emphasized_time)
-            if delta > 0.5:
-                align_bounds = elements[0].bounds
-                # print (f"Use bounds of last element, delta was: {delta:.2f}")
-                # elements.pop(0)
-        elif mode == "bed":
-            align_bounds = bounds
-        elif mode == "ref":
-            align_bounds = bounds
-        self.align_elements(
-            data=elements,
-            alignbounds=align_bounds,
-            positionx=align_x,
-            positiony=align_y,
-            as_group=asgroup,
-        )
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "push",
-        help=_("pushes the current align mode to the stack"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_push(channel, _, data, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Special command to push the current values on the stack
-        """
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        self._align_stack.append((mode, group, bound))
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "pop",
-        help=_("pushes the current align mode to the stack"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_pop(channel, _, data, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Special command to push the current values on the stack
-        """
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        if len(self._align_stack) > 0:
-            (
-                self._align_mode,
-                self._align_group,
-                self._align_boundaries,
-            ) = self._align_stack.pop()
-            mode = self._align_mode
-            group = self._align_group
-            bound = self._align_boundaries
-        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
-        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
-            channel(
-                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
-                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
-                )
-            )
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "group",
-        help=_("Set the requested alignment to treat selection as group"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_group(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        group = True
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "individual",
-        help=_("Set the requested alignment to treat selection as individuals"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_individual(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        group = False
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "default",
-        help=_("align within selection - all equal"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_default(channel, _, data, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Set the alignment mode to default
-        """
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        mode = "default"
-        bound = None
-        self._align_mode = mode
-        self._align_boundaries = bound
-        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
-        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
-            channel(
-                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
-                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
-                )
-            )
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "first",
-        help=_("Set the requested alignment to first element selected"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_first(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        mode = "first"
-        bound = None
-        self._align_mode = mode
-        self._align_boundaries = bound
-        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
-        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
-            channel(
-                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
-                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
-                )
-            )
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "last",
-        help=_("Set the requested alignment to last element selected"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_last(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        mode = "last"
-        bound = None
-        self._align_mode = mode
-        self._align_boundaries = bound
-        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
-        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
-            channel(
-                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
-                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
-                )
-            )
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "bed",
-        help=_("Set the requested alignment to within the bed"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_bed(channel, _, data, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        mode = "bed"
-        device_width = self.length_x("100%")
-        device_height = self.length_y("100%")
-        bound = (0, 0, device_width, device_height)
-        self._align_mode = mode
-        self._align_boundaries = bound
-        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
-        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
-            channel(
-                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
-                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
-                )
-            )
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_option(
-        "boundaries", "b", type=self.bounds, parallel_cast=True, nargs=4
-    )
-    @self.console_command(
-        "ref",
-        help=_("Set the requested alignment to the reference object"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def alignmode_ref(channel, _, data, boundaries, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        if boundaries is None:
-            channel(
-                _("You need to provide the boundaries for align-mode {mode}").format(
-                    mode="ref"
-                )
-            )
-            return
-        mode = "ref"
-        bound = boundaries
-        self._align_mode = mode
-        self._align_boundaries = bound
-        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
-        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
-            channel(
-                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
-                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
-                )
-            )
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "align",
-        help=_("align selected elements"),
-        input_type=("elements", None),
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def align_elements_base(command, channel, _, data=None, remainder=None, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Base align commands. Triggers other base commands within the command context
-        'align'.
-        """
-        if not remainder:
-            channel(
-                "top\nbottom\nleft\nright\ncenter\ncenterh\ncenterv\nspaceh\nspacev\n"
-                "<any valid svg:Preserve Aspect Ratio, eg xminymin>"
-            )
-            # Bunch of other things.
-            return
-        if data is None:
-            data = list(self.elems(emphasized=True))
-        return "align", (
-            self._align_mode,
-            self._align_group,
-            self._align_boundaries,
-            data,
-        )
-
-    @self.console_argument(
-        "alignx", type=str, help=_("One of 'min', 'center', 'max', 'none'")
-    )
-    @self.console_argument(
-        "aligny", type=str, help=_("One of 'min', 'center', 'max', 'none'")
-    )
-    @self.console_command(
-        "xy",
-        help=_("align elements in x and y"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_xy(
-        command,
-        channel,
-        _,
-        data=None,
-        alignx=None,
-        aligny=None,
-        **kwargs,
-    ):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, alignx, aligny, group)
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "top",
-        help=_("align elements at top"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_top(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "none", "min", group)
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "bottom",
-        help=_("align elements at bottom"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_bottom(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "none", "max", group)
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "left",
-        help=_("align elements at left"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_left(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "min", "none", group)
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "right",
-        help=_("align elements at right"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_right(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "max", "none", group)
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "center",
-        help=_("align elements at center"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_center(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "center", "center", group)
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "centerh",
-        help=_("align elements at center horizontally"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_centerh(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "center", "none", group)
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "centerv",
-        help=_("align elements at center vertically"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_centerv(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "none", "center", group)
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    def distribute_elements(elements, in_x: bool = True, distance: bool = True):
-        if len(elements) <= 2:  # Cannot distribute 2 or fewer items.
-            return
-        if in_x:
-            elements.sort(key=lambda n: n.bounds[0])  # sort by left edge
-        else:
-            elements.sort(key=lambda n: n.bounds[1])  # sort by top edge
-        boundary_points = []
-        for node in elements:
-            boundary_points.append(node.bounds)
-        if not len(boundary_points):
-            return
-        if in_x:
-            idx = 0
-        else:
-            idx = 1
-        if distance:
-            left_edge = boundary_points[0][idx]
-            right_edge = boundary_points[-1][idx + 2]
-            dim_total = right_edge - left_edge
-            dim_available = dim_total
-            for node in elements:
-                bounds = node.bounds
-                dim_available -= bounds[idx + 2] - bounds[idx]
-            distributed_distance = dim_available / (len(elements) - 1)
-            dim_pos = left_edge
-        else:
-            left_edge = (boundary_points[0][idx] + boundary_points[0][idx + 2]) / 2
-            right_edge = (boundary_points[-1][idx] + boundary_points[-1][idx + 2]) / 2
-            dim_total = right_edge - left_edge
-            dim_available = dim_total
-            dim_pos = left_edge
-            distributed_distance = dim_available / (len(elements) - 1)
-
-        for node in elements:
-            subbox = node.bounds
-            if distance:
-                delta = subbox[idx] - dim_pos
-                dim_pos += subbox[idx + 2] - subbox[idx] + distributed_distance
-            else:
-                delta = (subbox[idx] + subbox[idx + 2]) / 2 - dim_pos
-                dim_pos += distributed_distance
-            if in_x:
-                dx = -delta
-                dy = 0
-            else:
-                dx = 0
-                dy = -delta
-            if dx != 0 or dy != 0:
-                self.translate_node(node, dx, dy)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "spaceh",
-        help=_("distribute elements across horizontal space"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_spaceh(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, raw_elements = data
-        haslock = False
-        for node in raw_elements:
-            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
-                haslock = True
-                break
-        if haslock:
-            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
-            return "align", (mode, group, bound, raw_elements)
-        elements = self.condense_elements(raw_elements)
-        distribute_elements(elements, in_x=True, distance=True)
-        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "spaceh2",
-        help=_("distribute elements across horizontal space"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_spaceh2(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, raw_elements = data
-        haslock = False
-        for node in raw_elements:
-            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
-                haslock = True
-                break
-        if haslock:
-            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
-            return "align", (mode, group, bound, raw_elements)
-        elements = self.condense_elements(raw_elements)
-        distribute_elements(elements, in_x=True, distance=False)
-        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "spacev",
-        help=_("distribute elements across vertical space"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_spacev(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, raw_elements = data
-        haslock = False
-        for node in raw_elements:
-            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
-                haslock = True
-                break
-        if haslock:
-            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
-            return "align", (mode, group, bound, raw_elements)
-        elements = self.condense_elements(raw_elements)
-        distribute_elements(elements, in_x=False, distance=True)
-        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_command(
-        "spacev2",
-        help=_("distribute elements across vertical space"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align_spacev2(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
-        mode, group, bound, raw_elements = data
-        haslock = False
-        for node in raw_elements:
-            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
-                haslock = True
-                break
-        if haslock:
-            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
-            return "align", (mode, group, bound, raw_elements)
-        elements = self.condense_elements(raw_elements)
-        distribute_elements(elements, in_x=False, distance=False)
-        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
-
-    @self.console_argument(
-        "preserve_aspect_ratio",
-        type=str,
-        default="none",
-        help="preserve aspect ratio value",
-    )
-    @self.console_command(
-        "view",
-        help=_("align elements within viewbox"),
-        input_type="align",
-        output_type="align",
-    )
-    def subtype_align(
-        command, channel, _, data=None, preserve_aspect_ratio="none", **kwargs
-    ):
-        """
-        Align the elements to within the bed according to SVG Viewbox rules. The following aspect ratios
-        are valid. These should define all the valid methods of centering data within the laser bed.
-        "xminymin",
-        "xmidymin",
-        "xmaxymin",
-        "xminymid",
-        "xmidymid",
-        "xmaxymid",
-        "xminymax",
-        "xmidymax",
-        "xmaxymax",
-        "xminymin meet",
-        "xmidymin meet",
-        "xmaxymin meet",
-        "xminymid meet",
-        "xmidymid meet",
-        "xmaxymid meet",
-        "xminymax meet",
-        "xmidymax meet",
-        "xmaxymax meet",
-        "xminymin slice",
-        "xmidymin slice",
-        "xmaxymin slice",
-        "xminymid slice",
-        "xmidymid slice",
-        "xmaxymid slice",
-        "xminymax slice",
-        "xmidymax slice",
-        "xmaxymax slice",
-        "none"
-        """
-        mode, group, bound, elements = data
-        boundary_points = []
-        for node in elements:
-            boundary_points.append(node.bounds)
-        if not len(boundary_points):
-            return
-
-        haslock = False
-        for node in elements:
-            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
-                haslock = True
-                break
-        if haslock:
-            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
-            return
-        left_edge = min([e[0] for e in boundary_points])
-        top_edge = min([e[1] for e in boundary_points])
-        right_edge = max([e[2] for e in boundary_points])
-        bottom_edge = max([e[3] for e in boundary_points])
-
-        if preserve_aspect_ratio in (
-            "xminymin",
-            "xmidymin",
-            "xmaxymin",
-            "xminymid",
-            "xmidymid",
-            "xmaxymid",
-            "xminymax",
-            "xmidymax",
-            "xmaxymax",
-            "xminymin meet",
-            "xmidymin meet",
-            "xmaxymin meet",
-            "xminymid meet",
-            "xmidymid meet",
-            "xmaxymid meet",
-            "xminymax meet",
-            "xmidymax meet",
-            "xmaxymax meet",
-            "xminymin slice",
-            "xmidymin slice",
-            "xmaxymin slice",
-            "xminymid slice",
-            "xmidymid slice",
-            "xmaxymid slice",
-            "xminymax slice",
-            "xmidymax slice",
-            "xmaxymax slice",
-            "none",
-        ):
-            for node in elements:
-                device_width = self.length_x("100%")
-                device_height = self.length_y("100%")
-
-                matrix = Viewbox.viewbox_transform(
-                    0,
-                    0,
-                    device_width,
-                    device_height,
-                    left_edge,
-                    top_edge,
-                    right_edge - left_edge,
-                    bottom_edge - top_edge,
-                    preserve_aspect_ratio,
-                )
-                for q in node.flat(types=elem_nodes):
-                    try:
-                        q.matrix *= matrix
-                        q.modified()
-                    except AttributeError:
-                        continue
-                for q in node.flat(types=("file", "group")):
-                    q.modified()
-        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+"""
+This module provides a set of console commands for managing alignment operations within the application.
+These commands allow users to align elements based on various criteria, including their position and grouping.
+
+It uses a probably overly complicated system of alignment settings that are pushed and popped on an alignment
+stack. This feature was never really used, so its just a bit too much sophisticated?!
+
+Functions:
+- plugin(kernel, lifecycle=None): Initializes the plugin and sets up alignment commands.
+- init_commands(kernel): Initializes the alignment commands and defines the associated operations.
+- _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bounds, data, align_x=None, align_y=None, asgroup=None, **kwargs): Prepares the data for alignment based on the specified parameters.
+  Args:
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    mode: The alignment mode to apply.
+    bounds: The bounds for alignment.
+    data: The elements to align.
+    align_x: The alignment parameter for the x-axis.
+    align_y: The alignment parameter for the y-axis.
+    asgroup: A flag indicating whether to treat the selection as a group.
+  Returns:
+    None
+- alignmode_push(channel, _, data, **kwargs): Pushes the current alignment mode onto the stack for later retrieval.
+  Args:
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the current alignment data.
+- alignmode_pop(channel, _, data, **kwargs): Pops the last alignment mode from the stack and sets it as the current mode.
+  Args:
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- alignmode_group(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs): Sets the alignment mode to treat the selection as a group.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- alignmode_individual(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs): Sets the alignment mode to treat the selection as individual elements.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- alignmode_default(channel, _, data, **kwargs): Sets the alignment mode to default, aligning all selected elements equally.
+  Args:
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- alignmode_first(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs): Sets the alignment mode to the first element selected.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- alignmode_last(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs): Sets the alignment mode to the last element selected.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- alignmode_bed(channel, _, data, **kwargs): Sets the alignment mode to align elements within the bed dimensions.
+  Args:
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- alignmode_ref(channel, _, data, boundaries, **kwargs): Sets the alignment mode to align elements to a specified reference object.
+  Args:
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The current alignment data.
+    boundaries: The boundaries for alignment.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- align_elements_base(command, channel, _, data=None, remainder=None, **kwargs): Base command for aligning selected elements.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The elements to align.
+    remainder: Additional command arguments.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- subtype_align_xy(command, channel, _, data=None, alignx=None, aligny=None, **kwargs): Aligns elements based on specified x and y alignment parameters.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The elements to align.
+    alignx: The alignment parameter for the x-axis.
+    aligny: The alignment parameter for the y-axis.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- subtype_align_spaceh(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs): Distributes selected elements across horizontal space.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The elements to distribute.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- subtype_align_spacev(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs): Distributes selected elements across vertical space.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The elements to distribute.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- subtype_align_spaceh2(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs): Distributes selected elements across horizontal space without considering distance.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The elements to distribute.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- subtype_align_spacev2(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs): Distributes selected elements across vertical space without considering distance.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The elements to distribute.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+- subtype_align(command, channel, _, data=None, preserve_aspect_ratio="none", **kwargs): Aligns elements within the viewbox according to specified aspect ratio rules.
+  Args:
+    command: The command context.
+    channel: The communication channel for messages.
+    data: The elements to align.
+    preserve_aspect_ratio: The aspect ratio to preserve during alignment.
+  Returns:
+    A tuple containing the alignment type and the updated alignment data.
+"""
+
+"""
+This is a giant list of console commands that deal with and often implement the elements system in the program.
+"""
+
+from meerk40t.svgelements import Viewbox
+
+from .element_types import *
+
+
+def plugin(kernel, lifecycle=None):
+    _ = kernel.translation
+    if lifecycle == "postboot":
+        init_commands(kernel)
+
+
+def init_commands(kernel):
+    self = kernel.elements
+
+    _ = kernel.translation
+
+    # ==========
+    # ALIGN SUBTYPE
+    # Align consist of top level node objects that can be manipulated within the scene.
+    # ==========
+
+    def _align_xy(
+        channel,
+        _,
+        mode,
+        bounds,
+        data,
+        align_x=None,
+        align_y=None,
+        asgroup=None,
+        **kwargs,
+    ):
+        """
+        This routine prepares the data according to some validation.
+
+        The complete validation stuff...
+        """
+        if data is None:
+            return
+        if align_x is None or align_y is None:
+            channel(_("You need to provide parameters for both x and y"))
+            return
+        align_bounds = None
+        align_x = align_x.lower()
+        align_y = align_y.lower()
+        if align_x not in ("min", "max", "center", "none"):
+            channel(_("Invalid alignment parameter for x"))
+            return
+        if align_y not in ("min", "max", "center", "none"):
+            channel(_("Invalid alignment parameter for y"))
+            return
+        elements = self.condense_elements(data)
+
+        if mode == "default":
+            if len(elements) < 2:
+                channel(_("No sense in aligning an element to itself"))
+                return
+            # boundaries are the selection boundaries,
+            # will be calculated later
+        elif mode == "first":
+            if len(elements) < 2:
+                channel(_("No sense in aligning an element to itself"))
+                return
+            elements.sort(key=lambda n: n.emphasized_time)
+            # Is there a noticeable difference?!
+            # If not then we fall back to default
+            delta = abs(elements[0].emphasized_time - elements[-1].emphasized_time)
+            if delta > 0.5:
+                align_bounds = elements[0].bounds
+                # print (f"Use bounds of first element, delta was: {delta:.2f}")
+                # print (f"Time 1: {elements[0].type} - {elements[0]._emphasized_time}, Time 2: {elements[-1].type} - {elements[-1]._emphasized_time}")
+                # elements.pop(0)
+        elif mode == "last":
+            if len(elements) < 2:
+                channel(_("No sense in aligning an element to itself"))
+                return
+            elements.sort(reverse=True, key=lambda n: n.emphasized_time)
+            # Is there a noticeable difference?!
+            # If not then we fall back to default
+            # print(f"Mode: {mode}, type={elements[0].type}")
+            delta = abs(elements[0].emphasized_time - elements[-1].emphasized_time)
+            if delta > 0.5:
+                align_bounds = elements[0].bounds
+                # print (f"Use bounds of last element, delta was: {delta:.2f}")
+                # elements.pop(0)
+        elif mode == "bed":
+            align_bounds = bounds
+        elif mode == "ref":
+            align_bounds = bounds
+        self.align_elements(
+            data_to_align=elements,
+            alignbounds=align_bounds,
+            positionx=align_x,
+            positiony=align_y,
+            as_group=asgroup,
+        )
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "push",
+        help=_("pushes the current align mode to the stack"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_push(channel, _, data, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Special command to push the current values on the stack
+        """
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        self._align_stack.append((mode, group, bound))
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "pop",
+        help=_("pushes the current align mode to the stack"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_pop(channel, _, data, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Special command to push the current values on the stack
+        """
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        if len(self._align_stack) > 0:
+            (
+                self._align_mode,
+                self._align_group,
+                self._align_boundaries,
+            ) = self._align_stack.pop()
+            mode = self._align_mode
+            group = self._align_group
+            bound = self._align_boundaries
+        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
+        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
+            channel(
+                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
+                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
+                )
+            )
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "group",
+        help=_("Set the requested alignment to treat selection as group"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_group(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        group = True
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "individual",
+        help=_("Set the requested alignment to treat selection as individuals"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_individual(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        group = False
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "default",
+        help=_("align within selection - all equal"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_default(channel, _, data, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Set the alignment mode to default
+        """
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        mode = "default"
+        bound = None
+        self._align_mode = mode
+        self._align_boundaries = bound
+        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
+        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
+            channel(
+                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
+                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
+                )
+            )
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "first",
+        help=_("Set the requested alignment to first element selected"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_first(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        mode = "first"
+        bound = None
+        self._align_mode = mode
+        self._align_boundaries = bound
+        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
+        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
+            channel(
+                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
+                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
+                )
+            )
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "last",
+        help=_("Set the requested alignment to last element selected"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_last(command, channel, _, data, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        mode = "last"
+        bound = None
+        self._align_mode = mode
+        self._align_boundaries = bound
+        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
+        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
+            channel(
+                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
+                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
+                )
+            )
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "bed",
+        help=_("Set the requested alignment to within the bed"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_bed(channel, _, data, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        mode = "bed"
+        device_width = self.length_x("100%")
+        device_height = self.length_y("100%")
+        bound = (0, 0, device_width, device_height)
+        self._align_mode = mode
+        self._align_boundaries = bound
+        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
+        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
+            channel(
+                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
+                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
+                )
+            )
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_option(
+        "boundaries", "b", type=self.bounds, parallel_cast=True, nargs=4
+    )
+    @self.console_command(
+        "ref",
+        help=_("Set the requested alignment to the reference object"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def alignmode_ref(channel, _, data, boundaries, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        if boundaries is None:
+            channel(
+                _("You need to provide the boundaries for align-mode {mode}").format(
+                    mode="ref"
+                )
+            )
+            return
+        mode = "ref"
+        bound = boundaries
+        self._align_mode = mode
+        self._align_boundaries = bound
+        channel(_("New alignmode = {mode}").format(mode=self._align_mode))
+        if self._align_boundaries is not None:
+            channel(
+                _("Align boundaries = {bound}").format(
+                    bound=str(self._align_boundaries)
+                )
+            )
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "align",
+        help=_("align selected elements"),
+        input_type=("elements", None),
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def align_elements_base(command, channel, _, data=None, remainder=None, **kwargs):
+        """
+        Base align commands. Triggers other base commands within the command context
+        'align'.
+        """
+        if not remainder:
+            channel(
+                "top\nbottom\nleft\nright\ncenter\ncenterh\ncenterv\nspaceh\nspacev\n"
+                "<any valid svg:Preserve Aspect Ratio, eg xminymin>"
+            )
+            # Bunch of other things.
+            return
+        if data is None:
+            data = list(self.elems(emphasized=True))
+        return "align", (
+            self._align_mode,
+            self._align_group,
+            self._align_boundaries,
+            data,
+        )
+
+    @self.console_argument(
+        "alignx", type=str, help=_("One of 'min', 'center', 'max', 'none'")
+    )
+    @self.console_argument(
+        "aligny", type=str, help=_("One of 'min', 'center', 'max', 'none'")
+    )
+    @self.console_command(
+        "xy",
+        help=_("align elements in x and y"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_xy(
+        command,
+        channel,
+        _,
+        data=None,
+        alignx=None,
+        aligny=None,
+        **kwargs,
+    ):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, alignx, aligny, group)
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "top",
+        help=_("align elements at top"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_top(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "none", "min", group)
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "bottom",
+        help=_("align elements at bottom"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_bottom(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "none", "max", group)
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "left",
+        help=_("align elements at left"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_left(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "min", "none", group)
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "right",
+        help=_("align elements at right"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_right(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "max", "none", group)
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "center",
+        help=_("align elements at center"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_center(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "center", "center", group)
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "centerh",
+        help=_("align elements at center horizontally"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_centerh(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "center", "none", group)
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "centerv",
+        help=_("align elements at center vertically"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_centerv(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        _align_xy(channel, _, mode, bound, elements, "none", "center", group)
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    def distribute_elements(elements, in_x: bool = True, distance: bool = True):
+        if len(elements) <= 2:  # Cannot distribute 2 or fewer items.
+            return
+        if in_x:
+            elements.sort(key=lambda n: n.bounds[0])  # sort by left edge
+        else:
+            elements.sort(key=lambda n: n.bounds[1])  # sort by top edge
+        boundary_points = [node.bounds for node in elements]
+        if not boundary_points:
+            return
+        idx = 0 if in_x else 1
+        if distance:
+            left_edge = boundary_points[0][idx]
+            right_edge = boundary_points[-1][idx + 2]
+            dim_total = right_edge - left_edge
+            dim_available = dim_total
+            for node in elements:
+                bounds = node.bounds
+                dim_available -= bounds[idx + 2] - bounds[idx]
+            distributed_distance = dim_available / (len(elements) - 1)
+            dim_pos = left_edge
+        else:
+            left_edge = (boundary_points[0][idx] + boundary_points[0][idx + 2]) / 2
+            right_edge = (boundary_points[-1][idx] + boundary_points[-1][idx + 2]) / 2
+            dim_total = right_edge - left_edge
+            dim_available = dim_total
+            dim_pos = left_edge
+            distributed_distance = dim_available / (len(elements) - 1)
+
+        # _("Distribute")
+        with self.undoscope("Distribute"):
+            for node in elements:
+                subbox = node.bounds
+                if distance:
+                    delta = subbox[idx] - dim_pos
+                    dim_pos += subbox[idx + 2] - subbox[idx] + distributed_distance
+                else:
+                    delta = (subbox[idx] + subbox[idx + 2]) / 2 - dim_pos
+                    dim_pos += distributed_distance
+                if in_x:
+                    dx = -delta
+                    dy = 0
+                else:
+                    dx = 0
+                    dy = -delta
+                if dx != 0 or dy != 0:
+                    self.translate_node(node, dx, dy)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "spaceh",
+        help=_("distribute elements across horizontal space"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_spaceh(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, raw_elements = data
+        haslock = False
+        for node in raw_elements:
+            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
+                haslock = True
+                break
+        if haslock:
+            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
+            return "align", (mode, group, bound, raw_elements)
+        elements = self.condense_elements(raw_elements)
+        distribute_elements(elements, in_x=True, distance=True)
+        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "spaceh2",
+        help=_("distribute elements across horizontal space"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_spaceh2(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, raw_elements = data
+        haslock = False
+        for node in raw_elements:
+            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
+                haslock = True
+                break
+        if haslock:
+            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
+            return "align", (mode, group, bound, raw_elements)
+        elements = self.condense_elements(raw_elements)
+        distribute_elements(elements, in_x=True, distance=False)
+        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "spacev",
+        help=_("distribute elements across vertical space"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_spacev(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, raw_elements = data
+        haslock = False
+        for node in raw_elements:
+            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
+                haslock = True
+                break
+        if haslock:
+            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
+            return "align", (mode, group, bound, raw_elements)
+        elements = self.condense_elements(raw_elements)
+        distribute_elements(elements, in_x=False, distance=True)
+        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_command(
+        "spacev2",
+        help=_("distribute elements across vertical space"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align_spacev2(command, channel, _, data=None, **kwargs):
+        mode, group, bound, raw_elements = data
+        haslock = False
+        for node in raw_elements:
+            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
+                haslock = True
+                break
+        if haslock:
+            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
+            return "align", (mode, group, bound, raw_elements)
+        elements = self.condense_elements(raw_elements)
+        distribute_elements(elements, in_x=False, distance=False)
+        self.signal("refresh_scene", "Scene")
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)
+
+    @self.console_argument(
+        "preserve_aspect_ratio",
+        type=str,
+        default="none",
+        help="preserve aspect ratio value",
+    )
+    @self.console_command(
+        "view",
+        help=_("align elements within viewbox"),
+        input_type="align",
+        output_type="align",
+    )
+    def subtype_align(
+        command, channel, _, data=None, preserve_aspect_ratio="none", **kwargs
+    ):
+        """
+        Align the elements to within the bed according to SVG Viewbox rules. The following aspect ratios
+        are valid. These should define all the valid methods of centering data within the laser bed.
+        "xminymin",
+        "xmidymin",
+        "xmaxymin",
+        "xminymid",
+        "xmidymid",
+        "xmaxymid",
+        "xminymax",
+        "xmidymax",
+        "xmaxymax",
+        "xminymin meet",
+        "xmidymin meet",
+        "xmaxymin meet",
+        "xminymid meet",
+        "xmidymid meet",
+        "xmaxymid meet",
+        "xminymax meet",
+        "xmidymax meet",
+        "xmaxymax meet",
+        "xminymin slice",
+        "xmidymin slice",
+        "xmaxymin slice",
+        "xminymid slice",
+        "xmidymid slice",
+        "xmaxymid slice",
+        "xminymax slice",
+        "xmidymax slice",
+        "xmaxymax slice",
+        "none"
+        """
+        mode, group, bound, elements = data
+        boundary_points = [node.bounds for node in elements]
+        if not boundary_points:
+            return
+
+        haslock = False
+        for node in elements:
+            if not node.can_move(self.lock_allows_move):
+                haslock = True
+                break
+        if haslock:
+            channel(_("Your selection contains a locked element, that cannot be moved"))
+            return
+        left_edge = min([e[0] for e in boundary_points])
+        top_edge = min(e[1] for e in boundary_points)
+        right_edge = max(e[2] for e in boundary_points)
+        bottom_edge = max(e[3] for e in boundary_points)
+
+        if preserve_aspect_ratio in (
+            "xminymin",
+            "xmidymin",
+            "xmaxymin",
+            "xminymid",
+            "xmidymid",
+            "xmaxymid",
+            "xminymax",
+            "xmidymax",
+            "xmaxymax",
+            "xminymin meet",
+            "xmidymin meet",
+            "xmaxymin meet",
+            "xminymid meet",
+            "xmidymid meet",
+            "xmaxymid meet",
+            "xminymax meet",
+            "xmidymax meet",
+            "xmaxymax meet",
+            "xminymin slice",
+            "xmidymin slice",
+            "xmaxymin slice",
+            "xminymid slice",
+            "xmidymid slice",
+            "xmaxymid slice",
+            "xminymax slice",
+            "xmidymax slice",
+            "xmaxymax slice",
+            "none",
+        ):
+            for node in elements:
+                device_width = self.length_x("100%")
+                device_height = self.length_y("100%")
+
+                matrix = Viewbox.viewbox_transform(
+                    0,
+                    0,
+                    device_width,
+                    device_height,
+                    left_edge,
+                    top_edge,
+                    right_edge - left_edge,
+                    bottom_edge - top_edge,
+                    preserve_aspect_ratio,
+                )
+                for q in node.flat(types=elem_nodes):
+                    try:
+                        q.matrix *= matrix
+                        q.modified()
+                    except AttributeError:
+                        continue
+                for q in node.flat(types=("file", "group")):
+                    q.modified()
+        return "align", (mode, group, bound, elements)