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What's the difference between cellView~>prBoundary and cellView->shapes->lpp ?

Zelli
Zelli over 12 years ago

when lpp=list("prBoundary" "boundary") ?

 I mean, what's the cellView~>prBoundary supposed to do?

Thank you.

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    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    John,

    I don't understand the question. The lpp attribute of a shape (so what you get when doing cellView~>shapes~>lpp) is a list of layerName and purpose - that is the same in OA as in CDB. Why would it be an object now?

    The change with OA was to implement specific objects for things where previously shapes on particular layer purpose pairs had special meaning.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    John,

    I don't understand the question. The lpp attribute of a shape (so what you get when doing cellView~>shapes~>lpp) is a list of layerName and purpose - that is the same in OA as in CDB. Why would it be an object now?

    The change with OA was to implement specific objects for things where previously shapes on particular layer purpose pairs had special meaning.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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