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[Help] How to get relative prop delay Delay value (delta :tolerance) of match group by skill

Daniel

Hi guys,

I have trouble when building a skill export match group to a report file *.txt form design. But I can not get the relative prop delay Delay value (delta: tolerance) of the match group.

Below is my code, please help me point out an incorrect one or any way i can get delta : tolerance value by skill

foreach( mgrpEle Mgrp_list_item_sel
     foreach( i car(axlSelectByName("MATCH_GROUP" mgrpEle))->groupMembers
          if(i->net->name != nil then
               netname = i->net->name
          else
              netname = i->parent->name
          )
         comp1 = car(parseString(car(parseString(i->name ":")) "."))
         comp2 = car(parseString(cadr(parseString(i->name ":")) "."))

         del = i->net->rpd
         fprintf(myReportNet "%s %s %s %s %L\n" mgrpEle netname comp1 comp2 del)
     )
)

Thanks,

Jared.

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  • luanvn81
    0 in reply to Daniel

    Hi Daniel!

    I think that  Net->rpd return list of lists for each member net of a match group. So you need access to each list of returned list to find tolerance data.

    for example:  del = car(i->net->rpd)  if you sure that only one MG exist in selected net.

    Luan

  • Daniel
    0 in reply to luanvn81

    yes, I agree with you, but I try to like what you recommend. It still return "nil"

  • luanvn81
    0 in reply to Daniel

    Hi Daniel!

     Below  isthe  simply code, you can try it.

    axlCmdRegister( "test" `test)
    (defun test ()
    foreach(mgrpEle axlDBGetDesign()->matchgroup
    foreach(i setof(el car(axlSelectByName("MATCH_GROUP" mgrpEle->name))->groupMembers el->net->name != "")
    foreach(item i->net->rpd
    printf("%s %s %L\n" mgrpEle->name i->net->name item)
    )
    )
    )
    )

    Luan

  • Daniel
    0 in reply to Daniel

    Thanks a Luan, i found it, just del = i->rpd 

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