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rda_Input(ui_captbl_file) array variable

Hi All,

Im writing a script to save encounter DB for export. The directory will contain all the lefs, libs, sdc, and cap table files.

In order to do this I have to update "rda_Input" array elements and save using saveDesign or saveConfig. Which was no problem updated except for rda_Input(ui_captbl_file) element. Seems like what ever is in the gui form that will be saved using saveDesign or saveConfig. Even if I update this variable. For example:

encounter 6> set rda_Input(ui_captbl_file) "someFileName"
someFileName
encounter 7> puts $rda_Input(ui_captbl_file)
someFileName
encounter 8> saveConfig some.conf
encounter 9> grep ui_captbl_file some.conf
set rda_Input(ui_captbl_file) ""

encounter 14> set rda_Input(ui_leffile) "./lef/msl200_50hpa07_tech_4layer.lef"
./lef/msl200_50hpa07_tech_4layer.lef
encounter 15> saveConfig some.conf
encounter 16> grep ui_leffile some.conf
set rda_Input(ui_leffile) "./lef/msl200_50hpa07_tech_4layer.lef"

In this case, Im using empty encounter shell. No design/lib loaded.

Thanks

Irfan

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tiEngr over 15 years ago

Thanks Bob, for checking into it. Just wanted to point out odd behavior of TCL variable inside the shell. I do have one core dump scenerio. I will post in a different thread.

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tiEngr over 15 years ago

Thanks Bob, for checking into it. Just wanted to point out odd behavior of TCL variable inside the shell. I do have one core dump scenerio. I will post in a different thread.

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