Miss some itme when I read Calibre rdb file with marker browser

edited July 2016 in KLayout Development

Hi, Matthias,

When I read Calibre rdb file with tagged values which value name with empty space, the tagged value wouldn't show in the marker list.

If it is possible to modify it ?

For example

  p 1 4
  DA X 0.66064
  DA density_exclude 0
  DA CHIP_NOT_exclude 25
  28125000 6125000
  28175000 6125000
  28175000 6175000
  28125000 6175000

Regards,

Canny

Comments

  • edited November -1

    Hi Canny,

    sorry, I don't understand the question. Maybe 'which' is supposed to be 'with'? What exactly is the question?

    Matthias

  • edited July 2016

    Hi, Matthias,

    I modify my example,

    It's the output format of Calibre rdb file .
    It contants 2 properties ("normal_value" & "abnormal value").
    Klayout marker brower could read it and list the property "normal_value", but it wouldn't list property "abnormal value" because it is with space of the property name.

      p 1 4
      normal_value 0.66064
      abnormal value 0
      28125000 6125000
      28175000 6125000
      28175000 6175000
      28125000 6175000
    

    Regards,

    Canny

  • edited November -1

    Hi Canny,

    I did not know property names with blanks are valid.

    That means, the last blank will separate the value from the property name, right?

    Matthias

  • edited November -1

    Hi, Matthias,

    Thank you and yes, the blanks are not allowed of general property name.
    But when we use the density function of Calibre, it would be possible to recored the result with the blank
    Ex, I use the following key word of my calibre drc deck

      DENSITY X INSIDE OF LAYER A < 0.12 RDB ONLY results.rdb
      [Area(X)/Area(A)]
    

    The result.rdb would show as

      p 1 4
      DV 0.105
      DA 324
      DA X 0.11
      28125000 6125000
      28175000 6125000
      28175000 6175000
      28125000 6175000
    

    This kind of property name with blank only shows in the rdb file written with the Calibre density function.

    And, Yes, the last blank will seperate the value from the property name.

    Regards,
    Canny

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