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where is the multipart path begin/End OffSet parameter held?

stuso

Hi guys,

i cannot find the begin/end offset data for the subParts of my multipart path with skill, if i do:

my_rod=car(rodGetNamedShapes(cv))
my_rod~>subParts~>??

I see:

(("rodMPPSubpart:403185768" name "subpart1" type "rectangle"
 layer "OD" purpose "drawing" lpp
 ("OD" "drawing") choppable t netName nil
 termName nil width 90 length
 110 gap "distribute" space 130
 justification "center" beginSegOffset 0.0 endSegOffset
 0.0
    )
) 

I was expecting to see a begin/endOffset in here given i have i can see it when i "q" the mpp, anyone know where it lives?

Infact this gives rise to a more general question, when i'm searching around for parameters i usually just start with cv~>?? and descend until i find what i'm looking for. Is there a smarter way to search for parameters & is it possible to to dump all the cv~>??to a file and then i could change a parameter and then tkdiff 2 text files to see what actually changed. 

Thanks

Stu

 

 

 

 

  • Andrew Beckett

    Stu,

    I see you logged this as service request 42495412  - I investigated as well, and it's a bug (at least it's an oversight). Anyway, a CCR has been filed to fix this, as you know.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • stuso
    Hi Andrew, yes this gave us some issues in our PDK migration. Eventually we decided instead delete the old MPP (grabbing its data first) and re-drew a new one.

    Thanks

    Stu

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