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How should we found a multipart path instance in a cell view.

VEERA PRAMOD

Hi all..

I had drawn some multipartpaths in a cell view.How should i know it is multipartpath instance or not using CIW.If any one knows please give me the solution. 

 

Thank you. 

Veera.K Pramod 

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  • Hi Veera,

    If you want to find which of all the paths are multi-part paths as opposed to regular paths, then you can first check the ROD-iness of the path and then check for sub-parts, this will identify it as a multipart path. For example:

    ;; find the rod shapes, not specifically paths
     setof(sh cv~>shapes rodGetObj(sh))
    => (db:0x4532da92 db:0x4532da94)
    ;; find and select all rod path objects
     mapc('geSelectFig setof(sh cv~>shapes sh~>objType=="path" && rodGetObj(sh)))
    => (db:0x4532da92 db:0x4532da94)
    ;; iterate over all shapes and find only rod paths that have sub-parts
     foreach(sh cv~>shapes
     when(sh~>objType=="path" && rod=rodGetObj(sh)
       when(rod~>subShapes
        geSelectFig(sh))
      )
    )

     I hope that this is what you were looking for.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • Hi Veera,

    If you want to find which of all the paths are multi-part paths as opposed to regular paths, then you can first check the ROD-iness of the path and then check for sub-parts, this will identify it as a multipart path. For example:

    ;; find the rod shapes, not specifically paths
     setof(sh cv~>shapes rodGetObj(sh))
    => (db:0x4532da92 db:0x4532da94)
    ;; find and select all rod path objects
     mapc('geSelectFig setof(sh cv~>shapes sh~>objType=="path" && rodGetObj(sh)))
    => (db:0x4532da92 db:0x4532da94)
    ;; iterate over all shapes and find only rod paths that have sub-parts
     foreach(sh cv~>shapes
     when(sh~>objType=="path" && rod=rodGetObj(sh)
       when(rod~>subShapes
        geSelectFig(sh))
      )
    )

     I hope that this is what you were looking for.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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