virtuoso help

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Billy Patton, Sep 4, 2007.

  1. Billy Patton

    Billy Patton Guest

    I'm creating regression data for verification of rule sets.
    I am taking a PCELL and flattening it.
    I then need to take a bounding box and stretch everything (not just the
    enclosed figs, but lines that cross the BB) and move them in order to
    make the rule set fail.

    +..............+
    +----------.----------+ .
    | . | .
    | +======.======+ | .
    | | . | | .
    | | +--.--+ | | .
    | | | . | | | . -> BB stretch >>>>>>>>
    | | | . | | | .
    | | +--.--+ | | .
    | | . | | .
    | +======.======+ | .
    | . | .
    +----------.----------+ .
    +..............+


    +-------------------------------+
    | |
    | +=======================+ |
    | | | |
    | | +---------------+ | |
    | | | | | |
    | | | | | |
    | | +---------------+ | |
    | | | |
    | +=======================+ |
    | |
    +-------------------------------+
     
    Billy Patton, Sep 4, 2007
    #1
  2. Billy Patton

    Justin Guest

    Just make sure your selection is set to partial (default F4 key) you
    should be able to check this as there will either be a (F) or a (P) in
    front of your select: count prompt at the top of the window. The F
    stands for full and will only select entire objects. The partial will
    allow you select edges. Once that is out of the way just user
    leHiStretch() command.
     
    Justin, Sep 5, 2007
    #2
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