Problem with calibre RVE Highlights

Whilst the geDeleteAllProbe is a Cadence SKILL function, the interface code that is calling this is entirely from Siemens EDA, and the Calibre RVE tool is from Siemens EDA too. So you should contact them - this is not the best place to ask this question.

Regards,

Andrew

Thanks Andrew

Hi Andrew,

Sorry for asking about this once again, but it's affecting users and I haven't had any response from mentors community.


Is there any way of deleting those highlights from Virtuoso?

I was thinking that had something to do with if it was valid, but didn't worked.
I've tried with al the y0,y1...yn. 

leSetLayerValid( list("y0" "drawing") t )

pteSetVisible("y0 drawing" nil "Layers")


foreach(shape geGetWindowCellView()~>shapes 

  if(shape~>lpp==list("y0" "drawing")then

     dbDeleteObject(shape)

  )

)

And I've seen in many other posts that you format code in this editor, how do you do it?

Regards,
R. Gómez

As I keep saying, asking here for details on how to solve an issue with a Mentor product is rather unlikely to be successful. Please contact their customer support if you're not getting an answer here. I'm sure you wouldn't ask on an Apple forum for help with an Android phone?

The code above is for deleting shapes, not highlights. My guess is that they may be using hilight sets, so you could probably use either geDeleteAllHilightSet or geDeleteAllWindowHilightSet - but this may break their code if it removes something that is expected to exist. It may break other things too - so use with caution. It may also not fix the problem - who knows?

As for code formatting, if you're talking about the coloured code that I share, I have a script using enscript to do some syntax highlighting and then I copy and paste the output from a web site (internal). Otherwise I just open the SKILL code as a file with a .txt suffix in my browser and then paste that (that just formats in Courier and preserves the indentation)

Andrew

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for your response, actually I tried before geDeleteAllHilightSet  but didn't know about geDeleteAllWindowHilightSet, which actually worked.

I'm sorry, but as a lot of people in here have a lot more experience, even if it was from Mentor, I thought there would be something to do from this side.

I know that I'm might seem repetitive when asking in this forum, but I've learned a lot from seen "obvious" responses which at the beginning weren't that obvious for me, those posts allowed me to start writing my own codes instead of just copying and pasting codes already posted.

Thanks again! :)

Regards,
R. Gómez