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"net logic" question

masamasa

hello:

i use the command "net logic" to change/assign the net name of the pins but the command can be used for only one pin at a time.

is there a way to change/assign the same net name on 100 pins all at once?

i have a daisy chain design so i need to assign one net name for 100s of pins.

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thank you david, i was able to do it.

i am writing this section because i can not reply to your comment.

  • Below is the skill code for a command that will allow you to change the net on multiple pins that you select 1 at a time...

    procedure(XXX_change_net( @optional (NetName ""))
    let((oldSetData popup DataList vias user_select_point NetName_)
    (oldSetData = list((axlGetSelSet) (axlGetFindFilter nil) (axlGetFindFilter t)))
    axlClearSelSet()
    when( zerop(strlen(NetName))
    (DataList = axlUIDataBrowse( 'NET '(RETRIEVE_NAME) "Select net" t))
    when(DataList
    (NetName = car(DataList))
    axlMsgPut("net %s selected" NetName)
    )
    )
    (popup = (axlUIPopupDefine nil '(("Done" "axlFinishEnterFun"))))
    (axlUIPopupSet popup)
    (axlSetFindFilter ?enabled list("noall" "pins") ?onButtons list("noall" "pins"))
    while((axlSelect ?prompt "Select a pin...")
    (pins = (axlGetSelSet))
    foreach(pin pins
    axlChangeNet(pin NetName)
    )
    )
    (axlUIPopupSet nil)
    (axlSetFindFilter ?enabled cons("noall" cadr(oldSetData)) ?onButtons cons("noall" caddr(oldSetData)))
    (axlSingleSelectObject
    car(oldSetData)
    )
    )
    )

    axlCmdRegister( "change_net" 'XXX_change_net ?cmdType "interactive")

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