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Changing Wire Property Name from Port Name to Wire Aliasname

karthikeyank

Hi,

I want to update selected wire "schematic net" "NAME" from port name to wire Aliasname. I've tired by using "SetEffectivePropStringValue" but it's not updating. also, I don't want to delete the port name.

can anyone please help me out to find the solution.

From Port to Alias Name.

 

To

Code:

# Selecting Wire in Runtime
set selectedobjs [GetSelectedObjects]
set objlength [llength $selectedobjs]
set lStatus [DboState]
for {set i 0} {$i < $objlength} {incr i} {
set obj [lindex $selectedobjs $i]
set lAliasIter [$obj NewAliasesIter $lStatus]
set lAlias [$lAliasIter NextAlias $lStatus]
set lAliasName [DboTclHelper_sMakeCString]
$lAlias GetName $lAliasName
set lPageName [DboTclHelper_sGetConstCharPtr $lAliasName]
puts $lPageName
set lPropNameCStr [DboTclHelper_sMakeCString "Name"]
set PropVal [$obj SetEffectivePropStringValue $lPropNameCStr $lAliasName]
delete_DboWireAliasesIter $lAliasIter
}

  • CadAP
    +1

    HI ,

    Please use below tcl script to set the schematic net name.

    Properties are attached to schematic net, you have to iter over schematic net. You can get schematic net from wire. 

    set lNullObj NULL
    set lStatus [DboState]
    set lAllWire [GetSelectedObjects]
    set name [DboTclHelper_sMakeCString]
    foreach lObject $lAllWire {
    set lPage [$lObject GetOwner]
    set lNet [$lObject GetNet $lStatus]
    set lschNet [$lNet GetSchematicNet]
    set lAliasIter [$lObject NewAliasesIter $lStatus]
    #get the first alias of wire
    set lAlias [$lAliasIter NextAlias $lStatus]
    while { $lAlias!=$lNullObj} {
    $lAlias GetName $name
    # puts [DboTclHelper_sGetConstCharPtr $nm]
    #Set name schematic net name
    $lschNet SetName $name
    # placeholder: do your processing on $lAlias
    # get the next alias of wire
    set lAlias [$lAliasIter NextAlias $lStatus]
    }
    DboTclHelper_sEvalPage $lPage
    delete_DboWireAliasesIter $lAliasIter
    }

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