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Hello,

Now i have a simply skill code to generate a layout having a transistor, and i entered the parameters in a list.

one of the parameters i want o write is the SDshrink but i can't find out how to use it (write it).

ALso i confusde about the CDF parameter types and values, how can i know what should i write?

Thanks alot

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  • Unknown said:
    i want to get the cell view ID so i'm using dbGetCellViewDdId (layout) is there a mistake with what i'm doing?

    That rather depends on which "ID" you want. This will give you the "dd" ID (which is a handle on the cellView directory); if you wanted the "db" ID (the CDBA/OA cellView id, with which you can access the shapes, nets, etc or create physical or connectivity objects within, then you'd need whatever you're passing to dbGetCellViewDdId - which is the return value of dbOpenCellViewByType or geGetEditCellView/geGetWindowCellView if in a graphical environment.

    Really your questions are too vague to be answered specifically - if we don't know what you are actually trying to do, it's really hard to be sure that we're giving you the answer you need.

    Kindest Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Unknown said:
    i want to get the cell view ID so i'm using dbGetCellViewDdId (layout) is there a mistake with what i'm doing?

    That rather depends on which "ID" you want. This will give you the "dd" ID (which is a handle on the cellView directory); if you wanted the "db" ID (the CDBA/OA cellView id, with which you can access the shapes, nets, etc or create physical or connectivity objects within, then you'd need whatever you're passing to dbGetCellViewDdId - which is the return value of dbOpenCellViewByType or geGetEditCellView/geGetWindowCellView if in a graphical environment.

    Really your questions are too vague to be answered specifically - if we don't know what you are actually trying to do, it's really hard to be sure that we're giving you the answer you need.

    Kindest Regards,

    Andrew.

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