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How to plot a graph?

leongec

hello all, i am a newbie for cadence

 I would like to plot a graph on the wavescan. Instead of getting the plot data  from simulation, i need to plot a graph with my own equation. For my understanding, i should load a .raw file into the graph window. My another problem is, how to generate .raw file?

 

Thank you for your advice!

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  •  hi jons, I have another question

    now i want to use a ocean script to load the data file.

    For my understanding, SKILL is used in normall scripting,  while OCEAN is  used in analysis and simulation scriptam i correct? 

    I tried to use the getAsciiWave() command, and change the vcsv file to .txt file (removing the heading), but i get an error when loading the ocean script. 

     this is my command -->   getAsciiWave("~/try.txt" 1 2)

    is it possible to load .vcsv file in my script?

    can you  give me some advice? thank you

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  •  hi jons, I have another question

    now i want to use a ocean script to load the data file.

    For my understanding, SKILL is used in normall scripting,  while OCEAN is  used in analysis and simulation scriptam i correct? 

    I tried to use the getAsciiWave() command, and change the vcsv file to .txt file (removing the heading), but i get an error when loading the ocean script. 

     this is my command -->   getAsciiWave("~/try.txt" 1 2)

    is it possible to load .vcsv file in my script?

    can you  give me some advice? thank you

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