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I want to assign an element of list to some pointer/attribute to access that element easily instead of using car/cdr ???

RAGHU2634

Hi ,

I am using following procedure to have a result I needed in list format.

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procedure(abNetInfolist(@optional (cellView geGetEditCellView()))

NetInfo=list()
foreach(conns cellView~>conns

t_Netinfo=list(nil)

t_NetInfo=list(conns~>name conns~>net~>name)

NetInfo=append1(NetInfo t_NetInfo)

) printf("%L" NetInfo));

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If Result for some selected instance looks something like this in list format :

(("s" "vss"))

Now I want to assign first element in each list i.e: "s" to some pointer eg; TERMNAME & second element of list i.e; ("vss") to some pointer eg: NETNAME. Is there a way to do this ?

Thanks,

Raghu

  • Raghu,

    Not really. You always refer to a sub-list and then access that again and again - so entry=car(yourResult) - then you can you use car(entry) or cadr(entry) - so you don't need to find the sub-list each time. However, there's no real pointer to a value.

    By the way, it's not a good idea to use your own functions with "ab" as the prefix, since that's confusing - that's the prefix I normally use for my own code, and so others might think it was written by me.

    Why do you want to do this? It probably suggests that you're not doing things in a particularly SKILL (or LISP) way...

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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