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How to copy cells and still keep their relative position?

Renee

Hi,

 I had a problem with copy function:

I want to copy certain cells in a cellview to another cellview, but I still want to keep relative position of these cell. How can I do that?

I tried to use dbCopyFig function, but it only works for figures, not cells.

 Thanks in advance!

Lei

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  • Yes, I use IC5141. I took your advice and it worked.

    But I still have some questions about dbCopyFig():

    I tried another procedure shown as below:

    procedure(stu_ge()

    cvId = geGetEditCellView()

    select = geGetSelectedSet()

    println(length(select))foreach(inst select       println(inst)       println(inst~>??)       dbCopyFig(inst cvId list(100:100 "R0")))); end procedure

    In this procedure, I select the same mosaic instance by clicking them in the cellview and do dbCopyFig(). This time, it works fine.

    I don't know why it could copy fig if them are selected using geGetSelectedSet() function, while it fails in the previous program.

    Thanks

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  • Yes, I use IC5141. I took your advice and it worked.

    But I still have some questions about dbCopyFig():

    I tried another procedure shown as below:

    procedure(stu_ge()

    cvId = geGetEditCellView()

    select = geGetSelectedSet()

    println(length(select))foreach(inst select       println(inst)       println(inst~>??)       dbCopyFig(inst cvId list(100:100 "R0")))); end procedure

    In this procedure, I select the same mosaic instance by clicking them in the cellview and do dbCopyFig(). This time, it works fine.

    I don't know why it could copy fig if them are selected using geGetSelectedSet() function, while it fails in the previous program.

    Thanks

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