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Detect highlight and optional remove dangling/floating layout

mfaisal over 4 years ago

Anyone have a good skill approach to detecting and removing floating or dangling layout.

I using this command but the result its delete all layout.

cvId=geGetEditCellView()

shapeList = setof( x cvId~>shapes !x~>NetName )

foreach( shapes shapeList dbDeleteObject(shapes)

);foreach

my idea to select and delete all layer without connection(floating)

Thanks

Faisal

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mbracht over 4 years ago

Hi Faisal,

There is no database object by the name of NetName. It needs to be net.

shapeList = setof( x cvId~>shapes !x~>net )

Max
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LakshmanQual over 3 years ago in reply to mbracht

Hi Max,

Thanks for the code.

But this code is finding the nets which dont have connectivity also. But how to find nets which are not connected to any devices as well?
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Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago in reply to LakshmanQual

Probably:

shapeList=setof(x cvId~>shapes !x->net || !(x->net->instTerms))

Andrew
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LakshmanQual over 3 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Hi Andrew, this is working good in same hierarchy. But what if we want to get till lower hierarchies also?
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Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago in reply to LakshmanQual

It's not that clear what you want, but you'd need to write some code that traversed the hierarchy and did similar checks at each level, presumably. There are many, many examples of showing recursive hierarchy traversal approaches on this forum.

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Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago in reply to LakshmanQual

It's not that clear what you want, but you'd need to write some code that traversed the hierarchy and did similar checks at each level, presumably. There are many, many examples of showing recursive hierarchy traversal approaches on this forum.

Andrew
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LakshmanQual over 3 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thanks Andrew for the suggestion and quick response!!
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