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How to use hierarchy objects in dbLayerSize() command.

Sarvani

Hi all,

        I have to generate M1 layer under M2 in layout.

cv=geGetEditCellView()

 figList2= dbGetOverlaps(cv list(car(pts) car(pts)) list("M2" "drawing") 32 t)

 dbLayerSize(cv list("M1" "drawing")   figList2 -0.08)

It works well for M2 layers in present level. Doesn't works for hirerchy M2 layers. Please help me.

 

Thank you,

Sarvani.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    You probably need to copy the shapes from the lower cells to the top level before sizing them. For example:

    procedure(abGetOverlapShape(overlap)
      if(listp(overlap) then
          abGetOverlapShape(cadr(overlap))
      else
          overlap
      )
    )

    flattenendFigList2=foreach(mapcar overlap figList2
      srcShape=abGetOverlapShape(overlap)
      dbCopyFig(srcShape cv dbGetHierPathTransform(overlap))
    )

    Once you've sized them, you might want to delete these flattened shapes.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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  • Andrew Beckett

    You probably need to copy the shapes from the lower cells to the top level before sizing them. For example:

    procedure(abGetOverlapShape(overlap)
      if(listp(overlap) then
          abGetOverlapShape(cadr(overlap))
      else
          overlap
      )
    )

    flattenendFigList2=foreach(mapcar overlap figList2
      srcShape=abGetOverlapShape(overlap)
      dbCopyFig(srcShape cv dbGetHierPathTransform(overlap))
    )

    Once you've sized them, you might want to delete these flattened shapes.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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