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How to select a project and save it with Tcl Command

Morgan

Hi friends of the community,

I want to use Tcl Command to select the last opened project name(or library) in capture cis, such as .dsn(.olb), and then, save and close it, but I encounter some troubles:

1.When I iter all open designs in the session with 3.2.5, it get the design name, but not listed in the order in which they were opened, so I can't find the last opened project; and sometimes, it listed the project name I have closed;

2.When I try to select the .dsn or .olb name use <ui::PMActivate "d:/cadence/work/test/mytest.opj"> and <SelectPMItem "./mytest.dsn">, and catch the error, it report errors with "RuntimeError Item Not Found" frequently. Is there any Tcl Command that implements this function?

3.When I save the project or library after modify with the code blow, It will pop up a window that needs to be confirmed, but I don't need the step, I want just save it directly.

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# the code use this:


DboSession_MarkAllLibForSave $lLibSession $lDboLibrary
DboSession_SaveLib $lLibSession $lDboLibrary

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# the confirm window like this:

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