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how to determine if rod is choppable?

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archive over 18 years ago

Hello,

I am trying to write some SKILL code to analyze a rod obj and generate the necessary SKILL code to regenerate the same object.  However, I cannot find any prop in the rodObj, it's dbId, or any of the subShapes to report if the master or any subparts are choppable?

How can I determine this?

Suggestions on a better way?  :-)

Thanks!


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    archive over 18 years ago

    I couldn't find a attribute called chopabel or similar
    at
    rodGetObj( dbId )~>??
    or
    rodGetObj( dbId )~>subShapes~>??

    And that's the place where I would expect it, if
    existing. That's what I meant with not straight
    forward.

    Hopefully somebody at Cadence monitors this thread and
    can give a somehow more detailed answer.

    Bernd


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by bernd.fischer
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    archive over 18 years ago

    I couldn't find a attribute called chopabel or similar
    at
    rodGetObj( dbId )~>??
    or
    rodGetObj( dbId )~>subShapes~>??

    And that's the place where I would expect it, if
    existing. That's what I meant with not straight
    forward.

    Hopefully somebody at Cadence monitors this thread and
    can give a somehow more detailed answer.

    Bernd


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by bernd.fischer
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