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find and replace multiple net expressions on a schematic

rsankara

Hi there,

I am trying to perform a "Find & Replace" of multiple netexpressions in Virtuoso Schematic

I invoked Edit->Replace and in the drop down select box chose netexpr and in the text box typed my expression as

[@nwell:%:vnwell]

Strangely virtuoso schematic returns withwarning #1145, claiming no such objects were found. I can clearly see the object on screen.

(I also tried the simpler option of replacing the label, which does a naive replacement of my net expression's label and abandons the expression part of it, thereby reducing it to a static label. This is not what I want.)

Any help is greatly appreciated

Thanks

Raj

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  • Raj,

    Assuming that you meant to have the default value as vnwell! rather than vnwell (the default has to be a global), then it would be:

    \[@nwell:%:vnwell!]

    The initial backslash is to escape the open square bracket which is used to character ranges in the shell-like pattern syntax.

    Or you could just use:

    *nwell*

    or *@nwell:* if you want to make it a bit more specific.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Raj,

    Assuming that you meant to have the default value as vnwell! rather than vnwell (the default has to be a global), then it would be:

    \[@nwell:%:vnwell!]

    The initial backslash is to escape the open square bracket which is used to character ranges in the shell-like pattern syntax.

    Or you could just use:

    *nwell*

    or *@nwell:* if you want to make it a bit more specific.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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