Skill

That line defines the net name for the bus wire. If ?busPrefix is passed to the function (e.g. as ?busPrefix "mybus"), each wire of the bus will get a net name of mybus<0>, mybus<1> etc. If you don't specify it using ?busPrefix, the wires will have no net assigned - they'll just be simple shapes.

If you're asking about digitizing the points rather than typing them in, the comment at the top gives the hint. You could write something using the enterPath() function to collect the points before calling this function to create the bus.

If using IC61 (e.g. IC615) there is a Create->Wiring->Bus command, so if that's what you want, no point reinventing the wheel. This allows you to interactively enter a bus, including changing layers and inserting vias, etc, etc.

Regards,

Andrew.

That line defines the net name for the bus wire. If ?busPrefix is passed to the function (e.g. as ?busPrefix "mybus"), each wire of the bus will get a net name of mybus<0>, mybus<1> etc. If you don't specify it using ?busPrefix, the wires will have no net assigned - they'll just be simple shapes.

If you're asking about digitizing the points rather than typing them in, the comment at the top gives the hint. You could write something using the enterPath() function to collect the points before calling this function to create the bus.

If using IC61 (e.g. IC615) there is a Create->Wiring->Bus command, so if that's what you want, no point reinventing the wheel. This allows you to interactively enter a bus, including changing layers and inserting vias, etc, etc.

Regards,

Andrew.