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Searching and Extracting LPPs from the techfile with a condition

Hi,

I would like to extract a list of LPPs from my techfile that have the word "fill" in any part of of the purpose description, ie for example (RX cfill) (RX gapFill) (RX fillOPC). I would like all of these LPPS to be listed, and irrespective of case. Could anyone help me with how to obtain this list of LPPs?

Thanks,

Brian.

skillUser over 5 years ago
Hi Brian,

The following returns the LP objects that match from the tech file (assuming a current cellview for obtaining the technology file):

setof(lp techGetTechFile(geGetEditCellView())~>lps rexMatchp("[fF][iI][lL][lL]" lp~>purpose))

The LP object is a particular representation of a layer-purpose pair - using the object you can access the layer name: LPobj~>layer~>name, and was you can see above you can access the purpose directly.

Hope this helps!

Lawrence.
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blankman over 5 years ago in reply to skillUser

Thanks Lawrence,

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Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago in reply to blankman

Hi Brian,

LPobjectsFinal=foreach(mapcar lpp LPobjects list(lpp~>layerName lpp~>purpose))

will do it.

Andrew
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skillUser over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Minor correction:
LPobjectsFinal=foreach(mapcar lpp LPobjects list(lpp~>name lpp~>purpose))

since these are 'LP' objects (~>layerName will return 'nil')

Best regards,

Lawrence.
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Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago in reply to skillUser

Thanks Lawrence. The perils of writing a reply on the phone without testing it or checking!

Andrew
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blankman over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thanks Lads! That is much appreciated, Brian.
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