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how to display the dynamic layout

mantis
mantis over 14 years ago
hi,

I get a question, how to display the layout dynamicly before I click the mouse. following is my code.

by using following code, I click the mouse, and get the layout, but I want to display the layout or the bbox before I click the mouse.

something like move an instance or pick from schematic.

how to do that?

procedure( pointDone( w done pts )

if( done then

dbCreateParamInstByMasterName(cvId "mylib" "pmos" "layout" "mp_wl" car(pts) "R0" 1)

printf("Point entered was %L.\n" car(pts))

else println("Point entry aborted.")

)

)

enterPoint( ?prompts

list( "Enter a point.")

?doneProc "pointDone"

)

 
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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

    I don't believe this is possible. The "ghost" image can only be provided via the enter* functions - they have some "rubber band" capabilities built-in, but there's no access from the SKILL level to alter the ghost image to be that of a pcell, say.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

    I don't believe this is possible. The "ghost" image can only be provided via the enter* functions - they have some "rubber band" capabilities built-in, but there's no access from the SKILL level to alter the ghost image to be that of a pcell, say.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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