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Plz help in solving the error: *Error* let: local bindings must be a proper list

Anupama
Anupama over 15 years ago
I am excuting below piece of code. I very new to this skill programming. I am still a beginer. I am stuck at variable declaration.  But I need make this piece of code to work ASAP. So please suggest me what is wrong in this code.?...

MY ERROR : *Error* let: local bindings must be a proper list - cv

CODE :

procedure(CCSPowerPlot(pinlist)
let(cv layername) cv=geGetEditCellView()foreach(pin pinlistforeach(shape cv~>shapes

if(pin==shape~>net~>name then

layername=car(shape~>lpp)

lelsLayerSelectable(list(layername "drawing") t)

hiRedraw()
 )     )       )    )

 
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    Anupama over 15 years ago

    Yup .. Actually the program is just a small check to know whether the layer is selectable or not.


    Actually , My requirement is : I have a pin list . I want to make visible of the net which is connected to that pin only. And I want other nets( of any metal layer) to be invisible. (And addition to this , I want to make visible of my basic layers: poly, n well, diffusion )


    "Mark net" is a option to mark a net. But it doesn't switch off the other nets. I want to do it. I don't know how difficult to achieve it in skill. But I want to try it out. 
    What I thought is , first I will take the pin- then will read corresponding net, its shape , its respective Metal layers. I want to select these layers and want to make visible of only this net's layer parts.  Not other nets and its layers.


    Can anyone suggest me, how I can achieve this? Is the right way I am going. Or Is there any other alternative or any already available resource is there to get my result..?


    Regards,
    Anu

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  • Anupama
    Anupama over 15 years ago

    Yup .. Actually the program is just a small check to know whether the layer is selectable or not.


    Actually , My requirement is : I have a pin list . I want to make visible of the net which is connected to that pin only. And I want other nets( of any metal layer) to be invisible. (And addition to this , I want to make visible of my basic layers: poly, n well, diffusion )


    "Mark net" is a option to mark a net. But it doesn't switch off the other nets. I want to do it. I don't know how difficult to achieve it in skill. But I want to try it out. 
    What I thought is , first I will take the pin- then will read corresponding net, its shape , its respective Metal layers. I want to select these layers and want to make visible of only this net's layer parts.  Not other nets and its layers.


    Can anyone suggest me, how I can achieve this? Is the right way I am going. Or Is there any other alternative or any already available resource is there to get my result..?


    Regards,
    Anu

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