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Need examples for asiSetKeepList, asiSetPlotList .. etc. Not found in documentation

By reading the ADE L SKILL document, I figured out how to initiate an ADE session, set simulator and analysis fields and run simulations too. But I am NOT able to set outputs I want to save, plot or march. I found these functions, asiSetKeepList,asiSetPlotList, but the documentation is not clear as expected! The following section is the copy of the documentation, I am having difficulty in setting the arguement l_PlotList.

An example like C1/plus current or "net1" would be very useful. I am stuck here. Please help!

Thanks!

asiSetPlotList( o_session l_PlotList )

=> l_PlotList

Description

Sets the plot list for the current simulation session.

Arguments

o_session Simulation session object.

l_PlotList List of items to plot in this simulation session.
This is a list of selected signals (nets) or terminals comprising of the following information:
window_id
libName
CellName
ViewName

Andrew Beckett over 9 years ago

You should contact customer support to request that the documentation be improved. I agree, this is not usable as-is. By a bit of reverse engineering I can make some progress with this, but it's unclear what the actual requirements are for the function.

Regards,

Andrew.
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