Rick Mattern
Guest
Wed Sep 15, 2010 5:55 pm
is it possible to create a rodPath with conditional pts? If so, what
is the correct syntax?
for( i 0 pVdrainCnt
pOutRx = pOutRx + pOutRxstep
;; place a via at x,y
rodCreatePath( ?cvId cv
?layer list(metal1Layer "drawing")
?width outConnWidth
?pts list( if( f_n_a > 1 then
pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro pOutRx:0
else
pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro + 0.5 pOutRx:0)))
); for
Thanks
Rick
Marcel Preda
Guest
Thu Sep 16, 2010 1:19 pm
On Sep 15, 5:55 pm, Rick Mattern <ejm2...@gmail.com> wrote:
Quote:
is it possible to create a rodPath with conditional pts? If so, what
is the correct syntax?
for( i 0 pVdrainCnt
pOutRx = pOutRx + pOutRxstep
;; place a via at x,y
rodCreatePath( ?cvId cv
?layer list(metal1Layer "drawing")
?width outConnWidth
?pts list( if( f_n_a > 1 then
pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro pOutRx:0
else
pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro + 0.5 pOutRx:0)))
); for
Thanks
Rick
Hi,
Probable you want somethimg like
//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
for( i 0 pVdrainCnt
pOutRx = pOutRx + pOutRxstep
;; place a via at x,y
rodCreatePath( ?cvId cv
?layer list(metal1Layer "drawing")
?width outConnWidth
?pts if( f_n_a > 1 then
list(pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro
pOutRx:0)
else
list(pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro + 0.5
pOutRx:0))
) ; if
); for
//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
But, I personnaly will put the if/else just before rodCreatePath()
call, into a local var.
The code is more readable.
BR,
Marcel
Rick Mattern
Guest
Thu Sep 16, 2010 7:53 pm
On Sep 16, 3:19 am, Marcel Preda <marcel.pr...@gmail.com> wrote:
Quote:
On Sep 15, 5:55 pm, Rick Mattern <ejm2...@gmail.com> wrote:
is it possible to create a rodPath with conditional pts? If so, what
is the correct syntax?
for( i 0 pVdrainCnt
pOutRx = pOutRx + pOutRxstep
;; place a via at x,y
rodCreatePath( ?cvId cv
?layer list(metal1Layer "drawing")
?width outConnWidth
?pts list( if( f_n_a > 1 then
pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro pOutRx:0
else
pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro + 0.5 pOutRx:0)))
); for
Thanks
Rick
Hi,
Probable you want somethimg like
//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
for( i 0 pVdrainCnt
pOutRx = pOutRx + pOutRxstep
;; place a via at x,y
rodCreatePath( ?cvId cv
?layer list(metal1Layer "drawing")
?width outConnWidth
?pts if( f_n_a > 1 then
list(pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro
pOutRx:0)
else
list(pOutRx:0.315 + w_p_b_int_Micro + 0.5
pOutRx:0))
) ; if
); for
//~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
But, I personnaly will put the if/else just before rodCreatePath()
call, into a local var.
The code is more readable.
BR,
Marcel
Thanks for the reply. The reason to have it nested is to change the
pts at a certain trip point.
However, it seems to change the behavior of the for loop.
Rick
Andrew Beckett
Guest
Sun Sep 26, 2010 3:56 pm
Rick Mattern wrote, on 09/16/10 17:53:
Quote:
Thanks for the reply. The reason to have it nested is to change the
pts at a certain trip point.
However, it seems to change the behavior of the for loop.
Rick
What do you mean by it changing the behaviour of the for loop? I can't see how
that would happen. If that's a problem for you still, you might want to elaborate.
The problem (that Marcel fixed) was that the if() was only returning the second
coordinate, and so the list passed to ?pts only had a single point in it. Since
you needed the if() to return a list of points, it was necessary to put the
list() inside the then/else parts of the if() call.
Regards,
Andrew.
