delete-geometry command

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Dodge, Edwardx K, Feb 3, 2005.

  1. Hi,

    Does anyone know the command that can be used to delete something at a specified point?

    For example, I have an error at 10,20.5 and I need to delete whatever layer the Layer-Toggle allows by picking at that point. Something like "Delete(10, 20.5)."

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    Edward Dodge

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    Dodge, Edwardx K, Feb 3, 2005
    #1
  2. Dodge, Edwardx K

    G Vandevalk Guest

    Where did the "error" come from?

    Deleting a "point" in an analog layout is not usually a good idea.
    Deleting a selected polygon is somewhat suspect. Drc Tools typically
    flatten and otherwise manipulate the data they
    use for generating commands.

    But if you simply select the "something" at this point and examine it, this
    will prove instructive.
    You often need "play" with your selection parameters to select exactly what
    you want.
    (partial Select, pin & instance select) and play with the parameter that
    lets you toggle through the
    selections at a point. (By default the layout editor "decides" to toggleb
    etween the top two in it's list and
    does not cycle through the list.)

    Also a few gotcha's are hard to select. (Try flattening a connection pCell
    and selecting the strange "point" instance
    at the pCell origon. ugly ... it can be done, but not with the Select menu
    .... silly ... you need to area select it ... )

    Note that this all applies to the layout editor. The schematic/symbol editor
    is now a lot different.

    YMMV

    -- Good Luck

    - Gerry Vandevalk "IC Tooling"




    layer the Layer-Toggle allows by picking at that point. Something like
    "Delete(10, 20.5)."
     
    G Vandevalk, Feb 4, 2005
    #2
  3. gePointToFig(
    [ w_windowId ]
    [ g_ignoreSelect ]
    [ l_list ]
    )
    => d_figure / nil

    e.g.
    dbDeleteObject( gePointToFig( window( 4 ) t 0.65:0.44 ) )

    Bernd
     
    Bernd Fischer, Feb 4, 2005
    #3
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