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from AIDL import *

def tshirt_pattern(
        chest_width: float = 20 * inches,
        body_length: float = 28 * inches,
        sleeve_length: float = 8 * inches,
        neck_width: float = 7 * inches,
        shoulder_width: float = 5 * inches
):
    """
    Model a simple T-shirt pattern with front, back, and sleeves.
    """

    # Create the main assembly for the T-shirt pattern
    tshirt = Assembly()

    # Define the front pattern
    front = Solid()
    tshirt.front = front

    # Define the front body geometry
    front.body = Rectangle((0, 0), chest_width, body_length)

    # Define the neckline for the front
    front.neckline = Arc((0, body_length/2), -90, 90, neck_width/2)
    
    # Define the armholes for the front
    front.left_armhole = Line((chest_width/2 - shoulder_width, body_length/2), (chest_width/2, body_length/2 - sleeve_length))
    front.right_armhole = Line((-chest_width/2 + shoulder_width, body_length/2), (-chest_width/2, body_length/2 - sleeve_length))
    
    # Define the back pattern
    back = Solid(shift=(-chest_width-1*inch, 0))  # shift back to the left of front

    tshirt.back = back

    # Define the back body geometry
    back.body = Rectangle((0, 0), chest_width, body_length)

    # Define the neckline for the back (higher and less curved than the front)
    back.neckline = Line((neck_width/2, body_length/2), (-neck_width/2, body_length/2))

    # Define the armholes for the back (should align with those of front)
    back.left_armhole = Line((chest_width/2 - shoulder_width, body_length/2), (chest_width/2, body_length/2 - sleeve_length))
    back.right_armhole = Line((-chest_width/2 + shoulder_width, body_length/2), (-chest_width/2, body_length/2 - sleeve_length))

    # Define the sleeve pattern
    sleeve = Solid(shift=(0, body_length-1*inch))  # shift sleeve to below front

    tshirt.sleeve = sleeve

    # Define the sleeve body geometry
    sleeve.body = Rectangle((0, 0), sleeve_length, chest_width/4)

    # Define the sleeve curve to match the armholes
    sleeve.curve = Arc((0, sleeve_length/2), -90, 90, chest_width/8)

    return tshirt

with AIDL_2D:
    model = tshirt_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()

                
                Please write an AIDL program to generate a garment patterns for clothing manufacturing

Creating a garment pattern can be complex, but we'll start with a basic example. Let's model a simple T-shirt pattern. We'll create individual parts for the front, back, and sleeve of the T-shirt. For simplicity, we'll make it a short-sleeved T-shirt with a round neck.

Here's a step-by-step guide to creating the AIDL program for this:

1. **Define the basic dimensions and shapes for the T-shirt parts.**
2. **Create the front and back patterns with necklines and armholes.**
3. **Create a pattern for the sleeves.**

Let's write the program:

```python
from AIDL import *

def tshirt_pattern(
        chest_width: float = 20 * inches,
        body_length: float = 28 * inches,
        sleeve_length: float = 8 * inches,
        neck_width: float = 7 * inches,
        shoulder_width: float = 5 * inches
):
    """
    Model a simple T-shirt pattern with front, back, and sleeves.
    """
    
    # Create the main assembly for the T-shirt pattern
    tshirt = Assembly()

    # Define the front pattern
    front = Solid()
    tshirt.front = front

    # Define the front body geometry
    front.body = Rectangle((0, 0), chest_width, body_length)

    # Define the neckline for the front
    front.neckline = Arc((0, body_length/2), (neck_width/2, body_length/2), (-neck_width/2, body_length/2), 180)

    # Define the armholes for the front
    front.left_armhole = Line((chest_width/2 - shoulder_width, body_length/2), (chest_width/2, body_length/2 + sleeve_length/2))
    front.right_armhole = Line((-chest_width/2 + shoulder_width, body_length/2), (-chest_width/2, body_length/2 + sleeve_length/2))
    
    # Define the back pattern
    back = Solid()
    tshirt.back = back

    # Define the back body geometry
    back.body = Rectangle((0, 0), chest_width, body_length)

    # Define the neckline for the back (higher and less curved than the front)
    back.neckline = Line((neck_width/2, body_length/2), (-neck_width/2, body_length/2))

    # Define the armholes for the back (same as front for simplicity)
    back.left_armhole = Line((chest_width/2 - shoulder_width, body_length/2), (chest_width/2, body_length/2 + sleeve_length/2))
    back.right_armhole = Line((-chest_width/2 + shoulder_width, body_length/2), (-chest_width/2, body_length/2 + sleeve_length/2))

    # Define the sleeve pattern
    sleeve = Solid()
    tshirt.sleeve = sleeve

    # Define the sleeve body geometry
    sleeve.body = Rectangle((0, 0), sleeve_length, chest_width/4)

    # Define the sleeve curve to match the armholes
    sleeve.curve = Arc((0, -sleeve_length/2), (sleeve_length/2, 0), (-sleeve_length/2, 0))

    return tshirt

with AIDL_2D:
    model = tshirt_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```

**Explanation:**

1. **Variables:** Define the dimensions of the T-shirt: chest width, body length, sleeve length, neck width, and shoulder width.
2. **Assembly Structure:** Create an `Assembly` node to act as the root of the model, with children for the front, back, and sleeve patterns.
3. **Front Pattern:** Create a `Solid` node for the front with a rectangular body. Add an arc for the neckline and lines to represent the armholes.
4. **Back Pattern:** Similar to the front, except the back neckline is a straight line.
5. **Sleeves:** Define a rectangular sleeve with an arc that matches the armhole.

This is a simple garment pattern. In practice, garment patterns can be much more complex and may require additional details, but this should give you a functional starting point! If you need more refinement or specific details, feel free to guide me further.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/net/projects/ranalab/jz/aidl/AIDL/generation/backend.py", line 21, in dumbrun
    exec(code, env)
  File "", line 59, in 
  File "", line 26, in tshirt_pattern
  File "/net/projects/ranalab/jz/aidl/AIDL/geometry.py", line 711, in __init__
    dispatch(args, kwargs, [center_start_angle, center_angle_end, center_start_end, center_angle_angle_radius])
  File "/net/projects/ranalab/jz/aidl/AIDL/dispatch.py", line 42, in dispatch
    given_signature = format_called_signature(args, kwargs)
  File "/net/projects/ranalab/jz/aidl/AIDL/dispatch.py", line 28, in format_called_signature
    return '(' + ', '.join([format_called_signature(arg) if isinstance(arg, Iterable) else str(type(arg).__name__) for arg in all_args]) + ')'
  File "/net/projects/ranalab/jz/aidl/AIDL/dispatch.py", line 28, in 
    return '(' + ', '.join([format_called_signature(arg) if isinstance(arg, Iterable) else str(type(arg).__name__) for arg in all_args]) + ')'
TypeError: format_called_signature() missing 1 required positional argument: 'kwargs'


The error indicates that there's an issue with the `Arc` initialization for the neckline in the front pattern. The current `Arc` constructor call appears to be incorrect for AIDL's expected parameters. Let's correct the arc construction and make sure everything else is correctly put together.

Here's the adjusted program:

```python
from AIDL import *

def tshirt_pattern(
        chest_width: float = 20 * inches,
        body_length: float = 28 * inches,
        sleeve_length: float = 8 * inches,
        neck_width: float = 7 * inches,
        shoulder_width: float = 5 * inches
):
    """
    Model a simple T-shirt pattern with front, back, and sleeves.
    """

    # Create the main assembly for the T-shirt pattern
    tshirt = Assembly()

    # Define the front pattern
    front = Solid()
    tshirt.front = front

    # Define the front body geometry
    front.body = Rectangle((0, 0), chest_width, body_length)

    # Define the neckline for the front
    front.neckline = Arc((0, body_length/2), -90, 90, neck_width/2)
    
    # Define the armholes for the front
    front.left_armhole = Line((chest_width/2 - shoulder_width, body_length/2), (chest_width/2, body_length/2 - sleeve_length))
    front.right_armhole = Line((-chest_width/2 + shoulder_width, body_length/2), (-chest_width/2, body_length/2 - sleeve_length))
    
    # Define the back pattern
    back = Solid(shift=(-chest_width-1*inch, 0))  # shift back to the left of front

    tshirt.back = back

    # Define the back body geometry
    back.body = Rectangle((0, 0), chest_width, body_length)

    # Define the neckline for the back (higher and less curved than the front)
    back.neckline = Line((neck_width/2, body_length/2), (-neck_width/2, body_length/2))

    # Define the armholes for the back (should align with those of front)
    back.left_armhole = Line((chest_width/2 - shoulder_width, body_length/2), (chest_width/2, body_length/2 - sleeve_length))
    back.right_armhole = Line((-chest_width/2 + shoulder_width, body_length/2), (-chest_width/2, body_length/2 - sleeve_length))

    # Define the sleeve pattern
    sleeve = Solid(shift=(0, body_length-1*inch))  # shift sleeve to below front

    tshirt.sleeve = sleeve

    # Define the sleeve body geometry
    sleeve.body = Rectangle((0, 0), sleeve_length, chest_width/4)

    # Define the sleeve curve to match the armholes
    sleeve.curve = Arc((0, sleeve_length/2), -90, 90, chest_width/8)

    return tshirt

with AIDL_2D:
    model = tshirt_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```

**Changes to the Script:**

1. **Fixed Arc Construction for Front Neckline:** This fixes the use of `Arc` by specifying `center`, `start_angle`, `end_angle`, and `radius`.
2. **Shifted Back and Sleeve Patterns:** Added shifts to place the back and sleeve patterns beside and below the front, respectively, for better visualization.
3. **Adjusted Armhole Construction:** Adjusted the armhole construction for both front and back panels to properly align with standard T-shirt designs.

Run this fixed script, and if you encounter any further issues or need any specific modifications, let me know!