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How to Find the drawn net("MET1" "drawing") in the layout.

ShrikantTI
Requirement is that I need to find if there are any existing nets or paths in the layout so that I can connect the rest except those paths. Another issue is that when i draw the path the skill command does not recognize it as net until there net expression is given unlike in schematic it takes a predefined value. I tried to explore using shapes but did not have much definitive solution. Please can you help? Also how to find which all terminals is the path or net connected? I need to get the name of the terminals from the subblock as the terminals of the subblocks are not visible. Thanks, Shrikant
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  • Hi Andrew and Lawrence, I have been working on it let me post again once I come with more detailed flow. As now can you tell me what is the significance of the net without figs. When I create path and define connectivity it list in cvid~>nets but suppose I delete the previous path still the cvid~>nets shows this net name but with no figure. What does this mean? The net name exist only virtually will not affect. is there any way to remove them? Also when I create shape(ie path), does it mean that until I define connectivity it will not be considered as net? Thanks, Shrikant
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  • Hi Andrew and Lawrence, I have been working on it let me post again once I come with more detailed flow. As now can you tell me what is the significance of the net without figs. When I create path and define connectivity it list in cvid~>nets but suppose I delete the previous path still the cvid~>nets shows this net name but with no figure. What does this mean? The net name exist only virtually will not affect. is there any way to remove them? Also when I create shape(ie path), does it mean that until I define connectivity it will not be considered as net? Thanks, Shrikant
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