So definitely input variable is not received correctly.
Thank you very much for your help.
Yulia
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Hi all,
We have a strange problem while passing a parameter to Ruby script by -rd flag.
May be the problem occurs for specific klayout version/operating system, since on other machines the problem does not appear.
Where's a very simple script:
puts "Something"
input_file = $input.split.collect
input_file= input_file.to_s
puts "input_file= #{input_file}"
ly = RBA::Layout.new
ly.read(input_file)
and we are running it by :
/usr/bin/klayout -rd input=Hephaestus_1412.gds -r /home/lnstaff/cadadm/RepCheck/test.rb
I was expecting the script to write the name of the gds file and open it.
But the output I receive is as follows:
Output:
Something
input_file= #
*** ERROR: /home/lnstaff/cadadm/RepCheck/test.rb:12: Unable to open file: # (errno=2) in Layout::read
/home/lnstaff/cadadm/RepCheck/test.rb:12:in read' /home/lnstaff/cadadm/RepCheck/test.rb:12:in
So definitely input variable is not received correctly.
Thank you very much for your help.
Yulia
Comments
Hi Yulia,
why do you use "split.collect"? The latter will deliver an enumerator which makes the string saying "#<Enumerator...>".
Just use "$input" for the input file name. That's it.
Matthias