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*Error* lineread/read: syntax error encountered in input

SUBBHAREDDY

Hi Guys

I used to get the below error after running set of skcomref commands in CIW window.

Pls help out to resolve the issue.

The sequence of skill code i run in CIW window :

cv=dbOpenCellView("IOLIB_65_M10_CUP_TC_N" "ANA_TC_ISO" "cmos_sch" nil "a")
db : 8967243
wireid=car(schCreateWire( cv "draw" "full" list(0:0 1:0) 0.0625 0.0625 0.0 ))
db : 7857643
schCreateNetExpression( cv [@REDDY:%:REDDY!] wireid (1:0) "REDDY1" "lowerLeft" "R0" "fixed" 0.0625 )
SYNTAX ERROR found at line 7 column 28 of file *ciwInPort*
*Error* lineread/read: syntax error encountered in input

Thanks and regards

Subbhareddy

 

 

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     Hi Subbhareddy,

    I think that the problem is that the net expression is not enclosed in double quotes - the documentation for schCreateNetExpression shows that the nexExpression argument is a text string:

    schCreateNetExpression( 
      d_cvId 
      t_netExpr 
      d_glueId 
      l_point 
      t_justify 
      t_orient 
      t_fontStyle 
      n_fontHeight 
    )

    Add the double quotes around [@REDDY:%:REDDY!] and it should be syntactically correct.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

     

  • Yes,you are correct,documentation shows like that only,i tried in that way also.

    I used to get different error as of below :

    schCreateNetExpression(cv "[@REDDY:%:REDDY!]" wireid (1:0) "REDDY" "lowerLeft" "R0" "fixed" 0.0625 )

    *Error* schCreateNetExpression: too many arguments (8 expected, 9 given) - (db:79867948 "[@REDDY:%:REDDY!]" db:85983388 (1 0) "REDDY1" ... )

     

    Thanks and regards

    Subbhareddy 

     

     

  • Hi Guys

    The issue was dbOpenCellView is replaced by dbOpenCellViewByType function.

     

    Thanks and regards

    Subbhareddy 

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