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Remove and edit prop from pin / net in schematic

Hi,

I'm looking for the skill commands to remove and edit nlAction property from pins in schematic and netType property from nets. They are located in :

inst~>pin~>term~>prop

cv~>nets~>prop

geGetSelSet()~>pin~>term~>prop~>??
(((db:0x1e0b72a3 cellView db:0x1e0b769a objType "prop"
        prop nil enum nil name
        "nlAction" object db:0x1e0b759c range nil
        value "ignore" valueType "string" assocTextDisplays
        nil )))

cv~>nets~>prop~>??

(nil nil (
    (db:0x1e0b7045 cellView db:0x1e0b721a objType "prop"
   prop nil enum nil name
   "netType" object db:0x1e0b471f range nil
   value "supply0" valueType "string" assocTextDisplays
   nil
    )
) nil nil
)

Andrew Beckett over 7 years ago

You would need to iterate over the nets or terminals in the schematic, and then either do a dbFindProp to find the property object called nlAction on each and then call dbDeleteObject() to delete that property object, or iterate over the nets/terminals and then call dbDeletePropByName() to delete the nlAction property.

Andrew.
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nosaj over 7 years ago

dbFindProp on inst and net return nil but nlAction and netType are there. What am I missing here?

PIN :

dbFindProp(inst "nlAction")
nil
>
inst~>pin~>term~>prop~>??
((db:0x1e0b7043 cellView db:0x1e0b721a objType "prop"
prop nil enum nil name
"nlAction" object db:0x1e0b6ea2 range nil
value "ignore" valueType "string" assocTextDisplays
nil
)
)

NET :

net
(db:0x1e0b471f)
>
net
(db:0x1e0b471f)
>
dbFindProp(car(net) "nlAction")
nil
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nosaj over 7 years ago

i figured out how to delete the prop from pin. Still not sure how to delete prop from net.
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nosaj over 7 years ago

figured that out as well, thanks
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