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Customized menu for parameters of Pcell.

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Hello All,

I am new to Pcell skill. I have created a Pcell graphically with 15 parameters using dropdown Pcell menu.  Now with 15 parameters I want to group them so that in the parameters menu (in properties editor) I can have them in different groups with another heading (Like 1. Metals with all the option related to Metals, 2. Vias with all the options related to Vias).  How can this be done ?

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  • If you have access to the CDF in the PDK, you can add parameters which control the display of other parameters in the CDF form. The callback from these parameters would toggle the ?display attribute on other parameters on the instance CDF.

    If you don't have access to the CDF, you can add these parameters using the user CDF which always has to be loaded before Virtuoso first accesses the cell. The new parameters are added, you can control the order by re-declaring all the parameters in the required order. The user CDF should be loaded by the libInit.il file of the cell(s).

    The user CDF can also be used to set usable defaults for the parameters.


    Ted

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  • If you have access to the CDF in the PDK, you can add parameters which control the display of other parameters in the CDF form. The callback from these parameters would toggle the ?display attribute on other parameters on the instance CDF.

    If you don't have access to the CDF, you can add these parameters using the user CDF which always has to be loaded before Virtuoso first accesses the cell. The new parameters are added, you can control the order by re-declaring all the parameters in the required order. The user CDF should be loaded by the libInit.il file of the cell(s).

    The user CDF can also be used to set usable defaults for the parameters.


    Ted

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