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How to get the lower level shapes in skill?

jiangzhou

I want to get the lower level shapes in an area.Also,I saw a post in forum.

Code  writing like below:

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

cv=geGetEditCellView()

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

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

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But 'dbGetHierPathTransform' is used for IC6.1.How can I replace it in IC5.1?Thanks!!

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  •  dbGetTrueOverlaps has an optional argument to return the row and column of the mosaic instance of the found shape. Then multiply the rows by the Y pitch and the columns by the X pitch and use that when transforming the shapes.

    Create a simple cell with two rectangles. Then place it in several mosaics with different rotations. Test your algorithm using this simple cell then you can build it into Andrew's code.

    Ted

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  •  dbGetTrueOverlaps has an optional argument to return the row and column of the mosaic instance of the found shape. Then multiply the rows by the Y pitch and the columns by the X pitch and use that when transforming the shapes.

    Create a simple cell with two rectangles. Then place it in several mosaics with different rotations. Test your algorithm using this simple cell then you can build it into Andrew's code.

    Ted

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