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Hello All.

I am trying to improve the dangling_lines15_5.il routine.
I have a BRD with quite a lot of these dangle.
I want to be able to delete these segs.
So when I am in the list of items (in the form), I added a Delete button.

But, this routine does not select the right seg. Sometimes it selects the good clines instead of the dangling line.
By clicking again in the list on the same seg, I pass through segs. But sometimes it does not select at all the faulty seg.
As the seg to be deleted as a "off-grid" coordinate, is there a way to "axlSingleSelect-something" with a snap, to be sure to select the wanted object?

Dangline lines are often segs within 0.1mils or 0.01mils value... Thanks.


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by willbi
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  • Dave: The select box, as small as it is, selects all clines close to it:
    FUNCTION
    Find all objects that intersect with the input box and meet the find
    filter criteria.
    The problem is with very small clines (close to 0.1mils long or 0.01)
    I succeeded to extract only the one I want, by parsing selected clines->segments and analyzing startEnd. If it meets the one of the report, I select it. So now it works.
    report line: Dangling line on "VCC_IN_1" TOP from *(5507.00 3995.87) to (5506.89 3995.76)
    list1 list2
    foreach(cline selbox
    segs=cline->segments
    firstSeg=nth(0 segs)
    clineStart=car(firstSeg->startEnd)
    lastSeg=nth(length(segs)-1 segs)
    clineEnd=cadr(lastSeg->startEnd)
    list1=list(xs1 ys1)
    list2=list(xs2 ys2)
    if(list(list1 list2) == list(clineStart clineEnd) then dbid_list=append1(dbid_list cline))
    );foreach

    Then, now I still have a problem with the form list.

    How can I do to select the next item in the list and make the same effects as if I was clicking manually in the list.
    Actually, the "axlFormListSelect( dl_form "dl_list" dl_form->curValueInt + 1)" code select graphically the next item (it is greyed), but the if I run "dl_form->curValueInt" in skill mode, I am still on the previous one (equal to 0, no zoom to dbid is applied)....
    If I manually click on the selected item, then dl_form->curValueInt is equal to 1 and the zoom is on the next dbid).


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by willbi
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  • Dave: The select box, as small as it is, selects all clines close to it:
    FUNCTION
    Find all objects that intersect with the input box and meet the find
    filter criteria.
    The problem is with very small clines (close to 0.1mils long or 0.01)
    I succeeded to extract only the one I want, by parsing selected clines->segments and analyzing startEnd. If it meets the one of the report, I select it. So now it works.
    report line: Dangling line on "VCC_IN_1" TOP from *(5507.00 3995.87) to (5506.89 3995.76)
    list1 list2
    foreach(cline selbox
    segs=cline->segments
    firstSeg=nth(0 segs)
    clineStart=car(firstSeg->startEnd)
    lastSeg=nth(length(segs)-1 segs)
    clineEnd=cadr(lastSeg->startEnd)
    list1=list(xs1 ys1)
    list2=list(xs2 ys2)
    if(list(list1 list2) == list(clineStart clineEnd) then dbid_list=append1(dbid_list cline))
    );foreach

    Then, now I still have a problem with the form list.

    How can I do to select the next item in the list and make the same effects as if I was clicking manually in the list.
    Actually, the "axlFormListSelect( dl_form "dl_list" dl_form->curValueInt + 1)" code select graphically the next item (it is greyed), but the if I run "dl_form->curValueInt" in skill mode, I am still on the previous one (equal to 0, no zoom to dbid is applied)....
    If I manually click on the selected item, then dl_form->curValueInt is equal to 1 and the zoom is on the next dbid).


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by willbi
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