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How to create a report for PACKAGE_HEIGHT_MAX

Lock2002
Lock2002 over 6 years ago

I'm trying to create a custom report that will generate max component heights, ref designators and whether they are mirrored or not. It will report the designators and mirror status, but not the package height. 

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  • DavidJHutchins
    DavidJHutchins over 6 years ago

    Does the report shown below solve your issue?

    D:\SPB_Data\intel\ionize>cat test.txt
    COMPONENT
    REFDES_SORT
    REFDES
    COMP_HEIGHT
    SYM_MIRROR

    D:\SPB_Data\intel\ionize>grep test allegro.jrl | tail -1
    \i (00:07:39) reports "./test.txt" nographic write test.dat

    D:\SPB_Data\intel\ionize>head test.dat
    Allegro Report
    D:/SPB_Data/intel/ionize/Ionize_HP_Mezz_ElliottKey_0809.brd
    Tue Sep 03 08:38:09 2019

    REFDES,COMP_HEIGHT,SYM_MIRROR
    C1,.024 IN,YES
    C6,.024 IN,YES
    C7,.034 IN,YES
    C10,.057 IN,YES
    C11,.057 IN,YES

    D:\SPB_Data\intel\ionize>

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  • Lock2002
    Lock2002 over 6 years ago in reply to DavidJHutchins

    unfortunately, no. Our package heights are defined by a property attached to the place boundary (PACKAGE_HEIGHT_MAX). 

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    Lock2002 over 6 years ago in reply to DavidJHutchins

    unfortunately, no. Our package heights are defined by a property attached to the place boundary (PACKAGE_HEIGHT_MAX). 

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