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probe the net in schematic what i complited that net connection in Layout XL.

venuuuuu

 hi all,

Now i trying to write a code that probes net in schematic when complited routing of that net connection in layout XL. By doing this i know what connections i did by simple viewing schematic.I don't know how to Start it. I feel first search the net in schematic what i complited recently in layout XL. But i dont know how to seach that net in schematic. Give me suggitions & your thoughts about this.

Thank you,

venu.

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  • Hi Venu

    Instead of writing a script to check for completed nets, would it be better if you use "Annotation Browser" to view the incomplete nets instead? This would be easier than spending time to write the script. : )  If you would really like to write the script, perhaps you can try this:

    a. Use lceGetIncompleteNets to get a list of incompete layout nets
    b. Get all nets by querying the cellview (~>)
    c. Find nets that are not in the list of incomplete nets
    d. Probe those nets in the schematic obtained using lxGetLXInfo

    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Hi Venu

    Instead of writing a script to check for completed nets, would it be better if you use "Annotation Browser" to view the incomplete nets instead? This would be easier than spending time to write the script. : )  If you would really like to write the script, perhaps you can try this:

    a. Use lceGetIncompleteNets to get a list of incompete layout nets
    b. Get all nets by querying the cellview (~>)
    c. Find nets that are not in the list of incomplete nets
    d. Probe those nets in the schematic obtained using lxGetLXInfo

    Best regards
    Quek

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