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Find a overlap of two layers if that layer present in PCell also

Mahesh gunde 1

Hi all,


I am writing code for two layers overlap.

but got stuck to write full code.

Requirement:

Using layers: "od", "nt_n"

if "od" layer present in pcell and if its overlapping this nt_n which is in shape.


my code:

MARKER_LPP = list("marker" "error")
procedure( ntn_check()
odList   =  setof(i geGetEditCellView()->shapes car(i->lpp)=="od")
ntnList  =  setof(i geGetEditCellView()->shapes car(i->lpp)=="nt_n")
nt_n_var = dbLayerAnd(geGetEditCellView() MARKER_LPP odList ntnList  )
)

This code is checking for only shapes overlap, its ignoring if layers present are in instances.

I want to know if any shapes are overlapping with Pcell layers also.

Kindly help me on this.

Thanks,

Mahesh

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  • Hi Mahesh,

    I don't fully understand your request, but even if I did this is NOT a customer support site, nor can I do your work for you, but I'm happy to point you in the right direction, which I believe I have done. dbGetOverlaps() will show if a shape is it level 0 or if it is lower in the hierarchy. You will have to work out the logic yourself, sorry.

    By the way, I strongly dislike "please do the needful" - it's not my problem to solve, so I don't 'need' to do anything.

    Best regards,

    Lawrence.
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  • Hi Mahesh,

    I don't fully understand your request, but even if I did this is NOT a customer support site, nor can I do your work for you, but I'm happy to point you in the right direction, which I believe I have done. dbGetOverlaps() will show if a shape is it level 0 or if it is lower in the hierarchy. You will have to work out the logic yourself, sorry.

    By the way, I strongly dislike "please do the needful" - it's not my problem to solve, so I don't 'need' to do anything.

    Best regards,

    Lawrence.
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