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pPar not works for intiger CDF parameters

Sarvani

 Hi all,

        Is pPar works for all CDF parameters? I need to pass intiger numbers (like no. of fingers) from top level to bottem level in schematic. But when I enter pPar(NF) through edit object properties options then it doesn't work's. How can I get this intiger values to bottom level? Let me know if any other set up is needed.

thankyou,

sarvani

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  • Hi Sarvani

    pPar works as follows:

    a. You have a schematic cellview ABC that contains an instance I1.
    b. In the properties form of the instance, you added the following expression for "nf" parameter:

    pPar("nf")

    c. Now instantiate cell ABC in another schematic (e.g. I2) and add a property named "nf" on this instance. Give it a value (e.g. 123). The value will now be passed down from I2 to I1.

    Please search for "pPar" in $CDSHOME/doc/anasimhelp/anasimhelp.pdf. When in doubt, you can always search for the word through all the pdf manuals in the documentation directory.


    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Hi Sarvani

    pPar works as follows:

    a. You have a schematic cellview ABC that contains an instance I1.
    b. In the properties form of the instance, you added the following expression for "nf" parameter:

    pPar("nf")

    c. Now instantiate cell ABC in another schematic (e.g. I2) and add a property named "nf" on this instance. Give it a value (e.g. 123). The value will now be passed down from I2 to I1.

    Please search for "pPar" in $CDSHOME/doc/anasimhelp/anasimhelp.pdf. When in doubt, you can always search for the word through all the pdf manuals in the documentation directory.


    Best regards
    Quek

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