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Can we draw mutlipath different width and spacing at the same time?

Manu81
Manu81 over 16 years ago
Can we draw mutlipath different width and spacing at the same time?
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    Manu81 over 16 years ago
    this is what I have written...: ; create a shielded path
    procedure( shielded()
    cv=geGetEditCellView()
    errset(
    (let (cv layer purpose list_draw_layer tech width1 tfId)
    cv= geGetEditCellView()
    layer = car(leGetEntryLayer()) ;displays layer on LSW is taken
    purpose = cadr(leGetEntryLayer()); displays drawing or pin on the selected lsw
    list_draw_layer =list( layer purpose )
    tech = techGetTechFile(geGetWindowCellView()); rule deck file id is stored in tech
    width1 = techGetSpacingRule(tech "minWidth" layer) ; the minimum width is stored in width1

     rodCreatePath(
      ?name "shielded"
      ?layer list( layer purpose )
      ?pts list(2:-15 2:-5 15:-5 15:-5)
      ?width .12
      ?justification "center"
      ?cvId cv
      ?offsetSubPath
      list(list(
         list(
             ?layer list( layer purpose )
             ?justification "left"
             ?sep .16
             ?width .16
             ) ;end of offset sublist1
       list(
             ?layer list( layer purpose )
             ?justification "right"
             ?sep .16
             ?width .16

    ) ;end of offset sublist2
    ) ;end of offset list of lists
    ) ;end of rodCreatePath
    ) ; end of let
    t
    ) ; end of errset
    ) ; end of procedure

    what else needs to be done so that instead of the predefined values of metal layers and the width, spacing can be changed....
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  • Manu81
    Manu81 over 16 years ago
    this is what I have written...: ; create a shielded path
    procedure( shielded()
    cv=geGetEditCellView()
    errset(
    (let (cv layer purpose list_draw_layer tech width1 tfId)
    cv= geGetEditCellView()
    layer = car(leGetEntryLayer()) ;displays layer on LSW is taken
    purpose = cadr(leGetEntryLayer()); displays drawing or pin on the selected lsw
    list_draw_layer =list( layer purpose )
    tech = techGetTechFile(geGetWindowCellView()); rule deck file id is stored in tech
    width1 = techGetSpacingRule(tech "minWidth" layer) ; the minimum width is stored in width1

     rodCreatePath(
      ?name "shielded"
      ?layer list( layer purpose )
      ?pts list(2:-15 2:-5 15:-5 15:-5)
      ?width .12
      ?justification "center"
      ?cvId cv
      ?offsetSubPath
      list(list(
         list(
             ?layer list( layer purpose )
             ?justification "left"
             ?sep .16
             ?width .16
             ) ;end of offset sublist1
       list(
             ?layer list( layer purpose )
             ?justification "right"
             ?sep .16
             ?width .16

    ) ;end of offset sublist2
    ) ;end of offset list of lists
    ) ;end of rodCreatePath
    ) ; end of let
    t
    ) ; end of errset
    ) ; end of procedure

    what else needs to be done so that instead of the predefined values of metal layers and the width, spacing can be changed....
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