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Do you have the code for importing a gds file then making that gds a cell. Then I would like to make copies of it and rotate to different orientations.
Hi,
when you have a GDS file, it already has a top cell (usually).
So you can do that (Python):
ly = pya.Layout() ly.read("path/to/file.gds") org_top = ly.top_cell() new_top = ly.create_cell("NEW_TOP") for a in [ 10.0, 20.0, 30.0, 40.0, 50.0, 60.0, 70.0, 80.0 ]: new_top.insert(pya.DCellInstArray(org_top.cell_index(), pya.DCplxTrans(1.0, a, False, pya.DVector()))) ly.write("path/to/new/file.gds")
Matthias
Thanks Matthias
Is there a way to have this code in Ruby? I tried to modifiy.
That's like this (disclaimer: not tested):
ly = RBY::Layout::new() ly.read("path/to/file.gds") org_top = ly.top_cell() new_top = ly.create_cell("NEW_TOP") [ 10.0, 20.0, 30.0, 40.0, 50.0, 60.0, 70.0, 80.0 ].each do |a| new_top.insert(RBY::DCellInstArray::new(org_top.cell_index(), RBA::DCplxTrans::new(1.0, a, false, RBA::DVector::new()))) end ly.write("path/to/new/file.gds")
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Hi,
when you have a GDS file, it already has a top cell (usually).
So you can do that (Python):
Matthias
Thanks Matthias
Is there a way to have this code in Ruby? I tried to modifiy.
That's like this (disclaimer: not tested):