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\a leHiCreateContact()
\a le0ContactForm->contactType->value = "v12"
\a le0ContactForm->rows->value = Xcut
\a le0ContactForm->columns->value = Ycut

I have some code that helps "fill out" the contact form. My question
is I did a set up today and replay file that from above wasnt'
working. I played around with the Creat Contact form and realized
when filling out rows->values, for example, it was calling
le2contactform. I resetup and it was fine.

Oh boy, can someone tell me why it changed from 0 to 2? Anyway I can
write code to detect this and store it in a variable, or something to
protect against this?

Thank you,
Eric
 
eric.d.fitzsimmons@gmail.com wrote, on 03/02/09 16:58:
\a leHiCreateContact()
\a le0ContactForm->contactType->value = "v12"
\a le0ContactForm->rows->value = Xcut
\a le0ContactForm->columns->value = Ycut

I have some code that helps "fill out" the contact form. My question
is I did a set up today and replay file that from above wasnt'
working. I played around with the Creat Contact form and realized
when filling out rows->values, for example, it was calling
le2contactform. I resetup and it was fine.

Oh boy, can someone tell me why it changed from 0 to 2? Anyway I can
write code to detect this and store it in a variable, or something to
protect against this?

Thank you,
Eric
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Eric,

The contact form needs to be unique per technology, and so it is built on the
fly (hence the varying symbol names). So making assumptions on the name of the
form symbol isn't wise - it could be le1ContactForm, le23ContactForm - how would
you know? Finding the form handle for a technology requires a private function,
so I don't think that going down that route is a good idea.

There's a clean way of doing what you want without needing replay files:

procedure(EFcreateContact(contactType Xcut Ycut)
leSetEnv("contactResetRowCol" nil)
leSetEnv("contactName" contactType)
; I think your Xcut and Ycut were back to front?
leSetEnv("contactRows" Ycut)
leSetEnv("contactColumns" Xcut)
leHiCreateContact()
)

And then you can call EFcreateContact("v12" 4 3)

to get 4 horizontal cuts versus 3 vertical cuts.

Regards,

Andrew.
 
On Mar 3, 5:01 am, Andrew Beckett <andr...@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm>
wrote:
eric.d.fitzsimm...@gmail.com wrote, on 03/02/09 16:58:





\a leHiCreateContact()
\a le0ContactForm->contactType->value = "v12"
\a le0ContactForm->rows->value = Xcut
\a le0ContactForm->columns->value = Ycut

I have some code that helps "fill out" the contact form.   My question
is I did a set up today and replay file that from above wasnt'
working.   I played around with the Creat Contact form and realized
when filling out rows->values, for example, it was calling
le2contactform.   I resetup and it was fine.

Oh boy, can someone tell me why it changed from 0 to 2?   Anyway I can
write code to detect this and store it in a variable, or something to
protect against this?

Thank you,
Eric

Eric,

The contact form needs to be unique per technology, and so it is built on the
fly (hence the varying symbol names). So making assumptions on the name of the
form symbol isn't wise - it could be le1ContactForm, le23ContactForm - how would
you know? Finding the form handle for a technology requires a private function,
so I don't think that going down that route is a good idea.

There's a clean way of doing what you want without needing replay files:

procedure(EFcreateContact(contactType Xcut Ycut)
   leSetEnv("contactResetRowCol" nil)
   leSetEnv("contactName" contactType)
   ; I think your Xcut and Ycut were back to front?
   leSetEnv("contactRows" Ycut)
   leSetEnv("contactColumns" Xcut)
   leHiCreateContact()
)

And then you can call EFcreateContact("v12" 4 3)

to get 4 horizontal cuts versus 3 vertical cuts.

Regards,

Andrew.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
Click to expand...
Andrew,

I was able to clear up that script. I have another that is not front
to back, but changes the value of the via rows and columns while the
Create Contact from is up. Can you give me some help here. You are
saving my arse as I have given this code to others on my team.

Thank you for your help,
Eric

procedure(IncrementViaRow()
le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value+(1*1);
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);

procedure(DecrementViaRow()
le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value-(1*1);
);
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procedure(IncrementViaColumn()
le0ContactForm->columns->value le0ContactForm->columns->value+(1*1);

);

procedure(DecrementViaColumn()
le0ContactForm->columns->value le0ContactForm->columns->value-(1*1);
);
 
eric.d.fitzsimmons@gmail.com wrote, on 03/03/09 20:17:
Andrew,

I was able to clear up that script. I have another that is not front
to back, but changes the value of the via rows and columns while the
Create Contact from is up. Can you give me some help here. You are
saving my arse as I have given this code to others on my team.

Thank you for your help,
Eric

procedure(IncrementViaRow()
le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value+(1*1);

);

procedure(DecrementViaRow()
le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value-(1*1);
);

procedure(IncrementViaColumn()
le0ContactForm->columns->value =
le0ContactForm->columns->value+(1*1);

);

procedure(DecrementViaColumn()
le0ContactForm->columns->value =
le0ContactForm->columns->value-(1*1);
);
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Eric,

Are these functions to be called while the create contact form is open, or
before the form is launched?

Regards,

Andrew.
 
On Mar 3, 5:01 am, Andrew Beckett <andr...@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm>
wrote:
eric.d.fitzsimm...@gmail.com wrote, on 03/02/09 16:58:





\a leHiCreateContact()
\a le0ContactForm->contactType->value = "v12"
\a le0ContactForm->rows->value = Xcut
\a le0ContactForm->columns->value = Ycut

I have some code that helps "fill out" the contact form.   My question
is I did a set up today and replay file that from above wasnt'
working.   I played around with the Creat Contact form and realized
when filling out rows->values, for example, it was calling
le2contactform.   I resetup and it was fine.

Oh boy, can someone tell me why it changed from 0 to 2?   Anyway I can
write code to detect this and store it in a variable, or something to
protect against this?

Thank you,
Eric

Eric,

The contact form needs to be unique per technology, and so it is built on the
fly (hence the varying symbol names). So making assumptions on the name of the
form symbol isn't wise - it could be le1ContactForm, le23ContactForm - how would
you know? Finding the form handle for a technology requires a private function,
so I don't think that going down that route is a good idea.

There's a clean way of doing what you want without needing replay files:

procedure(EFcreateContact(contactType Xcut Ycut)
   leSetEnv("contactResetRowCol" nil)
   leSetEnv("contactName" contactType)
   ; I think your Xcut and Ycut were back to front?
   leSetEnv("contactRows" Ycut)
   leSetEnv("contactColumns" Xcut)
   leHiCreateContact()
)

And then you can call EFcreateContact("v12" 4 3)

to get 4 horizontal cuts versus 3 vertical cuts.

Regards,

Andrew.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
Click to expand...
Andrew,

I have to programs that are changing forms after they are up that need
a new solution.

One
====================================procedure(ABlayerChange(layer)
le0PathForm->changePathLayer->value car(
hiMakeLPChoiceList(
techGetTechFile(geGetEditCellView())
list(list(layer "drawing"))
)
)
)

Second program
===============

procedure(IncrementViaRow()
le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value+(1*1);
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);

procedure(DecrementViaRow()
le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value-(1*1);
);
Click to expand...

procedure(IncrementViaColumn()
le0ContactForm->columns->value le0ContactForm->columns->value+(1*1);

);

procedure(DecrementViaColumn()
le0ContactForm->columns->value le0ContactForm->columns->value-(1*1);
);

Is there a way to get the le(number)ContactForm as the form comes up
and store it in a variable.

Thank you for saving my arse!@
Eric
 
On Mar 3, 3:23 pm, Andrew Beckett <andr...@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm>
wrote:
eric.d.fitzsimm...@gmail.com wrote, on 03/03/09 20:17:







Andrew,

I was able to clear up that script.   I have another that is not front
to back, but changes the value of the via rows and columns while the
Create Contact from is up.   Can you give me some help here.   You are
saving my arse as I have given this code to others on my team.

Thank you for your help,
Eric

                procedure(IncrementViaRow()
                        le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value+(1*1);

                );

                procedure(DecrementViaRow()
                        le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value-(1*1);
                );

                procedure(IncrementViaColumn()
                        le0ContactForm->columns->value > > le0ContactForm->columns->value+(1*1);

                );

                procedure(DecrementViaColumn()
                        le0ContactForm->columns->value > > le0ContactForm->columns->value-(1*1);
                );

Eric,

Are these functions to be called while the create contact form is open, or
before the form is launched?

Regards,

Andrew.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
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These are called AFTER the forms are up. I use these codes to change
the rows/columns while the create contact form is up.

Thank you!
Eric
 
On Mar 3, 1:23 pm, Andrew Beckett <andr...@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm>
wrote:
eric.d.fitzsimm...@gmail.com wrote, on 03/03/09 20:17:





Andrew,

I was able to clear up that script.   I have another that is not front
to back, but changes the value of the via rows and columns while the
Create Contact from is up.   Can you give me some help here.   You are
saving my arse as I have given this code to others on my team.

Thank you for your help,
Eric

                procedure(IncrementViaRow()
                        le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value+(1*1);

                );

                procedure(DecrementViaRow()
                        le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value-(1*1);
                );

                procedure(IncrementViaColumn()
                        le0ContactForm->columns->value > > le0ContactForm->columns->value+(1*1);

                );

                procedure(DecrementViaColumn()
                        le0ContactForm->columns->value > > le0ContactForm->columns->value-(1*1);
                );

Eric,

Are these functions to be called while the create contact form is open, or
before the form is launched?

Regards,

Andrew.
Click to expand...
Andrew,

I have two more skill programs. One that is using le0PathForm to
change the path layer while the Create Path form is active(to perform
metal transitions). The second is using le0contactForm to change via
rows and columns while the Create Contact form is active. Both allow
user to change values without touching the form. Via rows and
columns are attached to the "roll" on the mouse to decrement and
increment cuts.

Thank you for your expertise and help,
Eric
 
eric.d.fitzsimmons@gmail.com wrote, on 03/03/09 21:24:
On Mar 3, 5:01 am, Andrew Beckett <andr...@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm
wrote:
eric.d.fitzsimm...@gmail.com wrote, on 03/02/09 16:58:





\a leHiCreateContact()
\a le0ContactForm->contactType->value = "v12"
\a le0ContactForm->rows->value = Xcut
\a le0ContactForm->columns->value = Ycut
I have some code that helps "fill out" the contact form. My question
is I did a set up today and replay file that from above wasnt'
working. I played around with the Creat Contact form and realized
when filling out rows->values, for example, it was calling
le2contactform. I resetup and it was fine.
Oh boy, can someone tell me why it changed from 0 to 2? Anyway I can
write code to detect this and store it in a variable, or something to
protect against this?
Thank you,
Eric
Eric,

The contact form needs to be unique per technology, and so it is built on the
fly (hence the varying symbol names). So making assumptions on the name of the
form symbol isn't wise - it could be le1ContactForm, le23ContactForm - how would
you know? Finding the form handle for a technology requires a private function,
so I don't think that going down that route is a good idea.

There's a clean way of doing what you want without needing replay files:

procedure(EFcreateContact(contactType Xcut Ycut)
leSetEnv("contactResetRowCol" nil)
leSetEnv("contactName" contactType)
; I think your Xcut and Ycut were back to front?
leSetEnv("contactRows" Ycut)
leSetEnv("contactColumns" Xcut)
leHiCreateContact()
)

And then you can call EFcreateContact("v12" 4 3)

to get 4 horizontal cuts versus 3 vertical cuts.

Regards,

Andrew.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Andrew,

I have to programs that are changing forms after they are up that need
a new solution.

One
=====================================
procedure(ABlayerChange(layer)
le0PathForm->changePathLayer->value =
car(
hiMakeLPChoiceList(
techGetTechFile(geGetEditCellView())
list(list(layer "drawing"))
)
)
)

Second program
================


procedure(IncrementViaRow()
le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value+(1*1);

);

procedure(DecrementViaRow()
le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value-(1*1);
);

procedure(IncrementViaColumn()
le0ContactForm->columns->value =
le0ContactForm->columns->value+(1*1);

);

procedure(DecrementViaColumn()
le0ContactForm->columns->value =
le0ContactForm->columns->value-(1*1);
);

Is there a way to get the le(number)ContactForm as the form comes up
and store it in a variable.

Thank you for saving my arse!@
Eric
Click to expand...
Eric,

You could just use:

hiGetCurrentForm()->columns->value...

and so on - i.e. use hiGetCurrentForm() anywhere you have le0ContactForm.

Andrew.
 
On Mar 4, 12:38 am, Andrew Beckett <andr...@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm>
wrote:
eric.d.fitzsimm...@gmail.com wrote, on 03/03/09 21:24:





On Mar 3, 5:01 am, Andrew Beckett <andr...@DcEaLdEeTnEcTe.HcIoSm
wrote:
eric.d.fitzsimm...@gmail.com wrote, on 03/02/09 16:58:

\a leHiCreateContact()
\a le0ContactForm->contactType->value = "v12"
\a le0ContactForm->rows->value = Xcut
\a le0ContactForm->columns->value = Ycut
I have some code that helps "fill out" the contact form.   My question
is I did a set up today and replay file that from above wasnt'
working.   I played around with the Creat Contact form and realized
when filling out rows->values, for example, it was calling
le2contactform.   I resetup and it was fine.
Oh boy, can someone tell me why it changed from 0 to 2?   Anyway I can
write code to detect this and store it in a variable, or something to
protect against this?
Thank you,
Eric
Eric,

The contact form needs to be unique per technology, and so it is built on the
fly (hence the varying symbol names). So making assumptions on the name of the
form symbol isn't wise - it could be le1ContactForm, le23ContactForm - how would
you know? Finding the form handle for a technology requires a private function,
so I don't think that going down that route is a good idea.

There's a clean way of doing what you want without needing replay files:

procedure(EFcreateContact(contactType Xcut Ycut)
   leSetEnv("contactResetRowCol" nil)
   leSetEnv("contactName" contactType)
   ; I think your Xcut and Ycut were back to front?
   leSetEnv("contactRows" Ycut)
   leSetEnv("contactColumns" Xcut)
   leHiCreateContact()
)

And then you can call EFcreateContact("v12" 4 3)

to get 4 horizontal cuts versus 3 vertical cuts.

Regards,

Andrew.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Andrew,

I have to programs that are changing forms after they are up that need
a new solution.

One
====================================> > procedure(ABlayerChange(layer)
   le0PathForm->changePathLayer->value > >      car(
       hiMakeLPChoiceList(
         techGetTechFile(geGetEditCellView())
         list(list(layer "drawing"))
       )
     )
)

Second program
===============
                procedure(IncrementViaRow()
                        le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value+(1*1);

                );

                procedure(DecrementViaRow()
                        le0ContactForm->rows->value = le0ContactForm-
rows->value-(1*1);
                );

                procedure(IncrementViaColumn()
                        le0ContactForm->columns->value > > le0ContactForm->columns->value+(1*1);

                );

                procedure(DecrementViaColumn()
                        le0ContactForm->columns->value > > le0ContactForm->columns->value-(1*1);
                );

Is there a way to get the le(number)ContactForm as the form comes up
and store it in a variable.

Thank you for saving my arse!@
Eric

Eric,

You could just use:

hiGetCurrentForm()->columns->value...

and so on - i.e. use hiGetCurrentForm() anywhere you have le0ContactForm.

Andrew.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
Click to expand...
Andrew,

That fixed everything!

I can't say how much I appreciate your support. Does Cadence take
consumer/user feedback? You are a great asset to Cadence.

Have a nice day,
Eric
 
eric.d.fitzsimmons@gmail.com wrote, on 03/04/09 14:28:
Andrew,

That fixed everything!

I can't say how much I appreciate your support. Does Cadence take
consumer/user feedback? You are a great asset to Cadence.

Have a nice day,
Eric
Click to expand...
Thanks!

We do when doing official support via sourcelink.cadence.com - there are surveys
sent out ofter a service request.

However comp.cad.cadence is just something I (and a few others within Cadence)
do for fun because it helps the community at large, so I guess there's no easy
way to send feedback...

Cheers,

Andrew.

--
Andrew Beckett
Senior Solution Architect - Cadence Design Systems Ltd (UK)
 
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