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How to use Allegro Skill language to check if the height of bottom components are more than 4mm and highlight them

BZ202408076026

I am newcomer for Cadence Skill language and I am learning on how to develop programing to check what I want in Cadence Allegro.

Now I want to check if the height of bottom components are more than 4mm and highlight them if existed. But I don't know where to start. Does anybody have the experience to write the Skill?

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    Hi BZ,
    You can refer to the code below.

    axlCmdRegister("find_height_symbol" 'find_height_symbol)
(defun find_height_symbol ()
    (let ()
        convert_design_unit = axlMKSConvert(4 "MM" car(axlDBGetDesignUnits()))
        foreach(shape axlDBGetShapes("PACKAGE GEOMETRY/PLACE_BOUND_BOTTOM")
            sym = shape->parent
            if(sym != nil then
                pro = car(setof(e axlDBGetProperties(shape) get_string(car(e)) =="PACKAGE_HEIGHT_MAX"))
                if(pro != nil then
                    if(atof(cadr(pro)) > convert_design_unit then
                        axlHighlightObject(sym)
                    )
                ) 
            )
        )
    )
)

    BR
    HoangKhoi.

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    Hi BZ,
    You can refer to the code below.

    axlCmdRegister("find_height_symbol" 'find_height_symbol)
(defun find_height_symbol ()
    (let ()
        convert_design_unit = axlMKSConvert(4 "MM" car(axlDBGetDesignUnits()))
        foreach(shape axlDBGetShapes("PACKAGE GEOMETRY/PLACE_BOUND_BOTTOM")
            sym = shape->parent
            if(sym != nil then
                pro = car(setof(e axlDBGetProperties(shape) get_string(car(e)) =="PACKAGE_HEIGHT_MAX"))
                if(pro != nil then
                    if(atof(cadr(pro)) > convert_design_unit then
                        axlHighlightObject(sym)
                    )
                ) 
            )
        )
    )
)

    BR
    HoangKhoi.

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