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SKILL global replace layer within ROD multipart-path

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I'm currently writing some SKILL to globally search and replace layers in an existing layout(using leSearchHierarchy and leReplace).  This works fine, but does not work on mult-part paths(or at least on the subShapes of the MPP).  I am able to find the ROD object using rodGetObj and testing the items in the list returned from leSearchHierarchy to find the MPPs(if rodGetObj returns something other than nil, then the object is an ROD).  The problem is that i cannot find a way to change the layers of the objects that are  subShapes of the ROD object.  I can do this in the GUI, but selecting the ROD MPP, clicking the subpart button, which brings up the Edit ROD Subpart menu, where i can select enclosure subpath, subrectangle, or offset subpath and edit/apply the changes to the subShape layers.  I have not found a way to do this in SKILL however, so any help on this topic would be much appreciated!

I also tried to modify the techfile, where the MPPs are defined to see if that would globally reevaluate the MPPS with the new layer definition, but that doesn't work.  Apparently the mpps are only evaluated while drawing and once instantiated no longer refer to the definition in the techfile.  

 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions....

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  • Anand,

    You're trying to do the operation with a dbId, rather than a rodId. You can find the rodId by doing:

    rodId=rodGetObj(dbId)

    You can then find the shapes contained within it by doing:

    rodId~>subShapes (and rodId~>dbId for the master shape)

    You'd do rodUnNameShape(rodId).

    Hope that helps,

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Anand,

    You're trying to do the operation with a dbId, rather than a rodId. You can find the rodId by doing:

    rodId=rodGetObj(dbId)

    You can then find the shapes contained within it by doing:

    rodId~>subShapes (and rodId~>dbId for the master shape)

    You'd do rodUnNameShape(rodId).

    Hope that helps,

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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