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Delete an object at a given distance from a figure

RobertSF
RobertSF over 8 years ago

Hello,

I generate many rod object on a area, I seek to delete some of them  which are at a given distance from another shapes drawing by a specific layer

Thank you for your help.

here my code:

procedure(delObjRulesSpac(cv rodList metalLayer spacingRule)
     let((direction rst)

         direction = '("top" "bottom" "right" "left")

         foreach(dir direction

             foreach(elem rodList

                  when(rodIsObj(elem)

                         when(elem~>dbId~>prop~>name == '("myProp") && elem~>dbId~>layerName == metalLayer

                                  rst = dbGetNeighbor(cv elem~>dbId~>bBox dir elem~>dbId~>layerName)

                                  when(rst

                                           dist = car(rst)

                                           when(dist < spacingRule  dbDeleteObject(elem~>dbId) )
                                )
                          )
                   )
            )
       )
  )
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    skillUser over 8 years ago
    Hi Robert,

    Perhaps try a different approach, for example you could size up the path by your spacing rule (e.g. onto a temporary layer like "y0") and then find the rectangular shapes that are overlapped by the temp shape and delete those - it should make for an easier task.

    Hope this helps!

    Lawrence.
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  • skillUser
    skillUser over 8 years ago
    Hi Robert,

    Perhaps try a different approach, for example you could size up the path by your spacing rule (e.g. onto a temporary layer like "y0") and then find the rectangular shapes that are overlapped by the temp shape and delete those - it should make for an easier task.

    Hope this helps!

    Lawrence.
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