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I'm playing around with the new Qt-less LayoutView
etc objects (working in 0.28.3) in the standalone python module, and I'm having some trouble getting started.
So far, I've figured out the following way to initialize a set of LayoutView
, CellView
and Layout
objects with the expected hierarchy. However, the Layout
object is not editable as shown by the printouts.
from klayout import lay, db
layout_view = lay.LayoutView(True)
print(layout_view.is_editable()) # True
layout_view.create_layout(True)
layout = layout_view.active_cellview().layout()
print(layout.is_editable()) # False
Is this the correct way of initializing things, and is there a way to create an editable Layout
that is linked to a CellView
and LayoutView
?
Thanks!
Comments
I found a solution, or perhaps workaround. After calling
create_layout
, one can replace the non-editable layout with a new editable instance with theassign
method:I see ... maybe that is a bug. I will check that.
I need to say that editing layouts in the Qtless view is not the initial scope. We introduced it for remote visualization. I'm not sure if all edit functions will work from a Qtless view.
Matthias
Thanks for checking!
The only operations we use are removing some shapes or cells in a layout, these seem to work fine with the above workaround (and have always worked if we just instantiate a bare
Layout
). It's very neat that we can now render images this wayVery good .. I found and fixed the issue and will release it with 0.28.4.
Matthias