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leCreatePath net name question

egolowen
egolowen over 12 years ago

Hi,

I was wondering if there was an easy way to attach a name to a net when using the leCreatePath() function. Or does this have to be done separately outside of the function call?

Thanks,
Elizabeth 

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    Hi Elizabeth,

    Given that there are no arguments to the function to do this - from cdsFinder:

    leCreatePath(
    d_cellViewId
    l_layerPurposePair
    l_points
    n_width
    [ t_pathStyle ]
    [ n_offset ]
    [ t_justification ]
     )
         => d_pathId | nil

    The answer is no - you have to add connectivity later. You could use rodCreatePath if you want to add connectivity at the same time as creating the path.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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  • berndfi
    berndfi over 12 years ago
    You can either use rodCreatePath  (non GUI approach) rather than leCreatePath and use the connectivity 
    arguments of it.
    Or you have to probably assign a pin to your path and use the following db commands: 
    netId = dbCreateNet( cvId name )
    termId = dbCreateTerm( netId name direction )
    pinId = dbCreatePin( netId figureId name )
    Where figure Id can be your path or an extra shape e.g. a rectangle on your path.
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