About unbound variable - cdfgForm.

This is because the CDF callbacks you are trying to invoke are expecting the form to be there. In general this is not desirable but  it's commonplace. If you use the code in solution https://support.cadence.com/apex/homePage then this can deal with it. You can probably find other versions of this code by googling for abInvokeCdfCallbacks or CCSinvokeCdfCallbacks.

Kind Regards,

Andrew. 

Thanks Andrew.  I got to the point it needs the form the first time.  Is there anyway to initialize or create or anyway to fake it?

Thanks,

MinhPhuong,

Hi Andrew,

I already looked at CCSinvokeCdfCallbacks and frankly writing style is not easy to follow.  Is there any better version of this code somewhere?

Thanks,

MinhPhuong,

I wrote the code. It's not a matter of "better", it's just that presumably you find C style easier to read than LISP style. You can always load the code and then pp() each function to see it in C-style if you are lisp-challenged.

That code already sets cdfgForm. You could always use it as-is, which is what many people do. 

Or you could look for a "better" version.

Andrew 

Hi Andrew,

it is not about C-style.  For some reason when I saved as all the lines are messed up.  Line breaks are everywhere, and as a result, I got all kind of errors when loading this code.

I think I got the idea how it got broken.  I am fixing the line breaks now.  Surely the code will work it just the line breaks messed up.

Thanks,

MinhPhuong,

Hi Andrew,

I used Internet Explorer 9.

Thanks,

MinhPhuong,

Hi Andrew,

I finished redoing all line breaks and able to load your CCSinvokeCdfCallbacks.il without any error now.  Getting closer now.  What function I should call for the first time to create the form?

Thanks,

MinhPhuong,

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for helping me so far.  I am still having problem but let me spend sometime with your code first.

 May I ask one more question and this is the last.  I have 2 PDKs from different foundries, surprisingly my script is working fine on one but not the other one?  Do  you think what is possible cause?

Thanks,

MinhPhuong,

MinhPhuong,

IE does a fantastic job of messing up the formatting (works OK in firefox and Chrome). If instead of clicking on the filename in the article, go over the link to CCSinvokeCdfCallbacks.il and do Right Mouse->Save Target As, and that seems to do a better job of it.

I can't answer your question in this last post, because you've not shared your script, you've not said in what respect it is not working or what the error is, and you've not really explained what it is doing.

Andrew.