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Getting report() into a list

PhilipN

I want to get the operating point of a device into a list so I can fiddle about with it....but report() just writes to terminal....how do I get it into a list ?

I do not want to write it to a file.

For example

ocean> report(?param '("vds" "vgs"))


/MN2           
         vds    = 636.4m                   vgs    = 636.4m         
/MNbias        
         vds    = 636.4m                   vgs    = 636.4m  

But I want to put each device into a list with the vds, vgs etc

Thanks

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The public function for doing this is:

    ocnGetInstancesModelName()
    (("/I7/Q3" "trpnp")
    ("/I7/Q2" "trpnp")
    ("/I7/Q4" "trpnp")
    ("/I7/Q0" "trnpn")
    ("/I7/Q1" "trnpn")
    ("/I7/C0" "capacitor")
    ("/I4" "isource")
    ("/I7/M3" "trpmos")
    ("/I7/M1" "trpmos")
    ("/I7/M2" "trnmos")
    ("/I7/M5" "trnmos")
    ("/R1" "resistor")
    ("/R0" "resistor")
    ("/I7/R0" "resistor")
    ("/V2" "vsource")
    ("/I3/V2" "vsource")
    ("/I3/V0" "vsource")
    )

    which can be given an optional argument which is either an instance name or list of instance names:

    ocnGetInstancesModelName("/I7/M2")
    ("/I7/M2" "trnmos")

    so you could do:

    cadr(ocnGetInstancesModelName("/I7/M2"))
    "trnmos"

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    The public function for doing this is:

    ocnGetInstancesModelName()
    (("/I7/Q3" "trpnp")
    ("/I7/Q2" "trpnp")
    ("/I7/Q4" "trpnp")
    ("/I7/Q0" "trnpn")
    ("/I7/Q1" "trnpn")
    ("/I7/C0" "capacitor")
    ("/I4" "isource")
    ("/I7/M3" "trpmos")
    ("/I7/M1" "trpmos")
    ("/I7/M2" "trnmos")
    ("/I7/M5" "trnmos")
    ("/R1" "resistor")
    ("/R0" "resistor")
    ("/I7/R0" "resistor")
    ("/V2" "vsource")
    ("/I3/V2" "vsource")
    ("/I3/V0" "vsource")
    )

    which can be given an optional argument which is either an instance name or list of instance names:

    ocnGetInstancesModelName("/I7/M2")
    ("/I7/M2" "trnmos")

    so you could do:

    cadr(ocnGetInstancesModelName("/I7/M2"))
    "trnmos"

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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