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Skill Code to move or copy layers to _nm

Mallappa T

Hi

 I am looking for little help to write a skill code which will copy or move layer to some _nm, that need to be like, pressing key 1 need to copy 1 grid or some _nm, prssing 2 need to copy next grid or some _nm(), if one grid equals 100nm, It need to copy when key 1 pressed it need to copy 100nm, If key 2 pressed need to copy 200nm, Please help me, Please do the needful.

Thank you Mallanna,

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  • Take a look in <ICinstDir>/tools/dfII/samples/local/leBindKeys.il . I'm showing the relevant lines from this file:

    ; legRpDelta : used below inside key bindings for Numeric Key Pad

    legRpDelta = 0.5

    list("<Key>KP_Equal"      "legRpDelta = 0.5")

    list("<Key>R4"            "legRpDelta = 0.5")

    list("<Key>R5"            "legRpDelta = 1.0")

    list("<Key>R6"            "legRpDelta = 2.0")

    list("Shift<Key>R7"       "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta  legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>Up"       "leMoveCursor(          0  legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>R9"       "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta  legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>Left"     "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta           0)")

    list("Shift<Key>Right"    "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta           0)")

    list("Shift<Key>R13"      "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta -legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>Down"     "leMoveCursor(0           -legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>R15"      "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta -legRpDelta)")

    The idea is that there are some keys on the numerical keypad that set various values for the variable legRpDelta (you can customise these to values you want) and then the shift-arrow keys (and diagonals next to them I think - I don't have a numeric keypad on my keyboard) are set to move the cursor in a relevant direction by that amount.

    So the idea is that you start a move or copy, then hit the key to pick the delta you want, and then hit the appropriate key to move the cursor by the current delta. You can then of course move it multiple times.

    Or alternatively you can use the delta options on the F3 options form for move or copy (note the user units are typically in microns, so you'd be interested in moving by 0.1 or 0.2)

    Your request was a little imprecise and incomplete - you could move by 100nm, but in which direction? You could easily write something to do a specific move or copy using dbMoveFig or dbCopyFig - for example:

    foreach(obj geGetSelSet()
      dbCopyFig(obj obj~>cellView list(0.1:0 "R0" 1) ; Copy by 100nm to the right.
    )

    Regards,

    Andrew

    ; legRpDelta : used below inside key bindings for Numeric Key PadlegRpDelta = 0.5list("<Key>KP_Equal"      "legRpDelta = 0.5")list("<Key>R4"            "legRpDelta = 0.5")list("<Key>R5"            "legRpDelta = 1.0")list("<Key>R6"            "legRpDelta = 2.0")list("Shift<Key>R7"       "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta  legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>Up"       "leMoveCursor(          0  legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>R9"       "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta  legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>Left"     "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta           0)")list("Shift<Key>Right"    "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta           0)")list("Shift<Key>R13"      "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta -legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>Down"     "leMoveCursor(0           -legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>R15"      "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta -legRpDelta)")

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  • Take a look in <ICinstDir>/tools/dfII/samples/local/leBindKeys.il . I'm showing the relevant lines from this file:

    ; legRpDelta : used below inside key bindings for Numeric Key Pad

    legRpDelta = 0.5

    list("<Key>KP_Equal"      "legRpDelta = 0.5")

    list("<Key>R4"            "legRpDelta = 0.5")

    list("<Key>R5"            "legRpDelta = 1.0")

    list("<Key>R6"            "legRpDelta = 2.0")

    list("Shift<Key>R7"       "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta  legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>Up"       "leMoveCursor(          0  legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>R9"       "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta  legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>Left"     "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta           0)")

    list("Shift<Key>Right"    "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta           0)")

    list("Shift<Key>R13"      "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta -legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>Down"     "leMoveCursor(0           -legRpDelta)")

    list("Shift<Key>R15"      "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta -legRpDelta)")

    The idea is that there are some keys on the numerical keypad that set various values for the variable legRpDelta (you can customise these to values you want) and then the shift-arrow keys (and diagonals next to them I think - I don't have a numeric keypad on my keyboard) are set to move the cursor in a relevant direction by that amount.

    So the idea is that you start a move or copy, then hit the key to pick the delta you want, and then hit the appropriate key to move the cursor by the current delta. You can then of course move it multiple times.

    Or alternatively you can use the delta options on the F3 options form for move or copy (note the user units are typically in microns, so you'd be interested in moving by 0.1 or 0.2)

    Your request was a little imprecise and incomplete - you could move by 100nm, but in which direction? You could easily write something to do a specific move or copy using dbMoveFig or dbCopyFig - for example:

    foreach(obj geGetSelSet()
      dbCopyFig(obj obj~>cellView list(0.1:0 "R0" 1) ; Copy by 100nm to the right.
    )

    Regards,

    Andrew

    ; legRpDelta : used below inside key bindings for Numeric Key PadlegRpDelta = 0.5list("<Key>KP_Equal"      "legRpDelta = 0.5")list("<Key>R4"            "legRpDelta = 0.5")list("<Key>R5"            "legRpDelta = 1.0")list("<Key>R6"            "legRpDelta = 2.0")list("Shift<Key>R7"       "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta  legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>Up"       "leMoveCursor(          0  legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>R9"       "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta  legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>Left"     "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta           0)")list("Shift<Key>Right"    "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta           0)")list("Shift<Key>R13"      "leMoveCursor(-legRpDelta -legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>Down"     "leMoveCursor(0           -legRpDelta)")list("Shift<Key>R15"      "leMoveCursor( legRpDelta -legRpDelta)")

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