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add component in Design Entry

hoonbin
Hi everyone. I have a trouble. I use skill function below. ----------------- cnhandle = (cnmpsImport) load strcat(getShellEnvVar("CDSROOT") "/tools/fet/skill-01.00/context/cdscnCmnds.ini") opts = cnSetRunOptions( ?result cnOUT_VERBOSE ) cmdstr = "add resistor_0805.sym_2 \n add :%Value:VALUE=100k \n" result = cnSendCommand(cnhandle, cmdstr, ?runOptions opts) ------------------- I run in cnskill window. ex) load("add_component.il") It display like below. ---------------*Error* _mpsRemoteCall: argument #1 should be any user-defined (other) type (type template = "oslgxg") - nil------- What means error message. I hurry up. Please help me.

  • Hi!

    I have the same error when I trying to load and execute an skill code from a .bat.

    The .il is load without any error but after when I try to execute, I obtain *Error* _mpsRemoteCall: argument #1 should be any user-defined (other) type (type template = "oslgxg") - nil

    If I execute the same .il from Skill shell or from command window of DEHDL, all works perfectly.

    I include my .bat program. And I explain what I am trying to do with it: I need to call and run the .il code (really it is a report generator from some parts of my schematic) from a button in Excel or from a option in a web page. First ask the path of the project I want to execute the report, and after start the .il.

    @echo off
    echo Fecha:%date%
    echo Hora:%time%
    set /P WORK_DIR=Please write the project.cpm path:
    CD /d"%WORK_DIR%"
    CD
    pause
    set _source=C:\Users\cadevale.AUTH\Documents\Beth\Skill
    REM start /d"%WORK_DIR%" /WAIT /b cnskill -i -nongraph "%_source%/startup.concept.scr"
    start /d"%WORK_DIR%" /WAIT /b cnskill -i -nongraph %_source%/schreport.il
    pause

    Someone can help me? 

    Thanks in advance

    Beth

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