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Cline to other Cline segment Airgap

vimaldevlpr

Hi,

I need one help can any one please help me out from this.

The selected Cline alone has to check the air gap of every cline segment present in the board in that the input value will get by run time. if the airgap value is lesser than input value the cline segment want to be highlight. I'll tried but I shows error can anyone please re correct it.

E- *Error* greaterp: can't handle (4 > nil)

procedure(checkcseg()
axlClearSelSet()
axlSetFindFilter(?enabled `("NOALL" "CLINES") ?onButtons `("CLINES"))
clineschk = axlGetSelSet(axlSelect(?prompt "Select Clines by pick or window."))
if(clineschk then
axlClearSelSet()
axlSetFindFilter(?enabled `("NOALL" "CLINESEGS") ?onButtons `("CLINESEGS"))
clinesegchk = axlGetSelSet(axlAddSelectAll())
val = atoi(axlUIPrompt("Enter the Max Airgap value :"))
if(clinesegchk then
foreach(cln_db clineschk
foreach(csg clinesegchk
_AirGap = lastelem(axlAirGap(cln_db csg csg->layer) )
if(val > _AirGap  then
axlHighlightObject(csg)
print(csg ->xy)
printf("found")
)
)
)
)
)

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  • replace the following:

    _AirGap = lastelem(axlAirGap(cln_db csg csg->layer) )

    with:

    when(equal(cln_db->layer csg->layer)
    (data = (axlAirGap cln_db csg (csg->layer)))
    when(data
    (_AirGap = (lastelem data))

    then add

    ))

    at the end to close the 2 "when(" statements

  • in reply to DavidJHutchins

    Hi David

    I'll updated by checking by name the NET is passing but Airgap value is not measuring could you please help me out.

    procedure(clineAirgap()
    in1 = infile("Netlist.lst")
    a = nil
      while(gets(cseg1 in1)
      cseg1 = car(parseString(cseg1 "\n"))
      when(cseg1 push(cseg1 a))
      )
      close(in1)
          cseg2 = axlSelectByName("NET", a)
      if(cseg2 then
       axlClearSelSet()
       axlSetFindFilter(?enabled `("NOALL" "CLINESEGS") ?onButtons `("CLINESEGS"))
       cseg3 = axlGetSelSet(axlAddSelectAll()) 
       val = atoi(axlUIPrompt("Enter the minimum airgap :"))
       if(cseg3 then
       foreach(chk1 cseg2
        foreach(cseg4 chk1 ->branches
         foreach(chk cseg4 ->children
         when(chk->objType == "path"
          foreach(cseg5 cseg3       
           when(equal(chk->layer cseg5->layer)
            (data = (axlAirGap chk cseg5 (cseg5->layer)))
             when(data
              print("yes1")
              (_AirGap = (lastelem data))
               if(val > _AirGap then
                axlHighlightObject(chk)
                println("yes")   
               )
             )
            )       
           
           )      
          
         )
         )
        )
        )
       )
      )
    )
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  • in reply to DavidJHutchins

    Hi David

    I'll updated by checking by name the NET is passing but Airgap value is not measuring could you please help me out.

    procedure(clineAirgap()
    in1 = infile("Netlist.lst")
    a = nil
      while(gets(cseg1 in1)
      cseg1 = car(parseString(cseg1 "\n"))
      when(cseg1 push(cseg1 a))
      )
      close(in1)
          cseg2 = axlSelectByName("NET", a)
      if(cseg2 then
       axlClearSelSet()
       axlSetFindFilter(?enabled `("NOALL" "CLINESEGS") ?onButtons `("CLINESEGS"))
       cseg3 = axlGetSelSet(axlAddSelectAll()) 
       val = atoi(axlUIPrompt("Enter the minimum airgap :"))
       if(cseg3 then
       foreach(chk1 cseg2
        foreach(cseg4 chk1 ->branches
         foreach(chk cseg4 ->children
         when(chk->objType == "path"
          foreach(cseg5 cseg3       
           when(equal(chk->layer cseg5->layer)
            (data = (axlAirGap chk cseg5 (cseg5->layer)))
             when(data
              print("yes1")
              (_AirGap = (lastelem data))
               if(val > _AirGap then
                axlHighlightObject(chk)
                println("yes")   
               )
             )
            )       
           
           )      
          
         )
         )
        )
        )
       )
      )
    )
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