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assign value to the variables!

imagesensor123

 Hi everyone,

     I have create a two deminationed array, I can get each value  by typing a[m][n] in CIW, and now, I want to assign these value to a lot of variables which are  parameters variable in my shematic, such as a transistor's length "M1_length", and i want to assign a[3][3]  to this variable, but when i try changing the varaibles value through typing a[3][3] in the expression field, it can't work corectlyin analogArtist(push the edit variable button in analogartist),does anyone who know how to do this. in a word, i want to assign a value careated in some function to the shematic primitive parameters variable. thanks

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zfeng

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  • Zfeng,

    Asking the same question twice in different threads doesn't increase the likelihood of it being answered.

    If it's for an existing ADE session, you could use the SKILL function asiSetDesignVarList() (first argument should be the current session, for example asiGetCurrentSession() , and the second argument is the list of design variables and values - I suggest using asiGetDesignVarList() to figure out what it looks like). See the documentation on these features.

    If it's in an OCEAN script, you could simply do:

    desVar("varName" a[0][3])

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Zfeng,

    Asking the same question twice in different threads doesn't increase the likelihood of it being answered.

    If it's for an existing ADE session, you could use the SKILL function asiSetDesignVarList() (first argument should be the current session, for example asiGetCurrentSession() , and the second argument is the list of design variables and values - I suggest using asiGetDesignVarList() to figure out what it looks like). See the documentation on these features.

    If it's in an OCEAN script, you could simply do:

    desVar("varName" a[0][3])

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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