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selecting nets in schematics given netname

RAGHU2634
RAGHU2634 over 7 years ago

Hi ,

I have list with netnames of schematic. I need to select the net  in schematic given netname . Is there any function available to do this ?

Note: I  know about probing a net using geAddNetProbe() . Instead of this i need to select a net given netname

Thanks,

Raghu

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  • skillUser
    skillUser over 7 years ago

    Hi Raghu,

    A net is a logical object not a physical one so there is not really a concept of selecting a net. However, what you probably intend is to select the wire shapes associated with a net? Here's a simple example to select wire shapes for "net07":

      mapcar('geSelectFig dbFindNetByName(geGetEditCellView() "net07")~>figs)

    Another way to achieve this is using the Navigator to select the net:

      hsmSelect(?type 'net ?name "net07")

    Hopefully this is what you are wanting to do?

    Best regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • RAGHU2634
    RAGHU2634 over 7 years ago in reply to skillUser

    Hi ,

    Thanks. It worked . I mean wires in schematic as you said :-)

    thanks,

    Raghu

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