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How can I get other parts infomation of a multi-part package part with tcl script?

Jadystone
Jadystone over 1 year ago

After I select just a part (for example U2A)  of a multi-part symbol. How I use TCL script to get other parts (such as U2B/U2C....) infomations?

I want to use tcl to get all wires connected to the part pins. In other word, I want to iterate all nets on all pins for the multi-part symbol.

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  • tennywhy
    0 tennywhy over 1 year ago in reply to tennywhy

    more, when i select the dsn level in PM view, the find command get nothing

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  • CadAP
    0 CadAP over 1 year ago in reply to tennywhy

     tennywhy 

    command "CapFindObjects $COrFindFilterDlg_PARTS_PINS {*}" is working when I select the .dsn file.

    I have multiple schematic in my design and when I select the  .\dsn from the PM and run the below command it works as expected.

    OpenPAgeWithSelectedPin U2.1 --> it opens the page of schematic2.

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  • tennywhy
    0 tennywhy over 1 year ago in reply to CadAP

    thanks sir, im confuesd, i checked it again and carefully, it could open the page under root schematic when i selected the .\dsn. it's failed when Pin not on root schematic's pages,  i checked the find result list also,   it's not there. sorry, it's bothered you

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