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  • Matthias, Code you put up there is a good example of traversing layers and shapes in layout. Thanks for your help. ~J
  • Matthias, You are right. I tried that again and couldn't duplicate the problem. There were a number of other things I did in those sessions, so problem might have originated from something else. Right now, it seems like, it's all smooth. Regards…
  • Same cell after loading and saving again: BGNSTR STRNAME simpleCell BOUNDARY LAYER 100 DATATYPE 0 XY 0: 0 244: 52 9740: 52 23500: 244 23500: 9740 9740: 23500 244: 23500 52: 9740 52: 244 244: 52 0: 0 ENDEL BOUNDARY LAYER 101 DATATYPE 0 XY 0: 0 244…
  • I generally stick to LANG=C or LANG=POSIX %locale LANG=C LC_CTYPE="C" LC_NUMERIC="C" LC_TIME="C" LC_COLLATE="C" LC_MONETARY="C" LC_MESSAGES="C" LC_PAPER="C" LC_NAME="C"…
  • Matthias, In my case, it never writes/updates the .layviewrc file, when I use "<" and ">" for changing layout depth. I was on Fedora 7 with QT4. I will update you, as I try it on Fedora 9/10, CentOS 5.x and RHEL 3.x, 4.x,…
  • Task for this weekend. I will provide you some examples.
    in GDS to LEF Comment by Jay December 2009
  • Changing from if !lnode.current.has_children? && lnode.current.visible?(true) to if !lnode.current.has_children? && lnode.current.layer_index >=0 && lnode.current.visible?(true) seems to solve the problem. I no longer…
  • Matthias, First of all, thanks for all the great effort. It's very helpful. In the code above, I have tried to debug, why the following crashes the tool: layers.each do |l| file.puts(" ") dump_shapes(file, cv.layout, cv.cell,…
  • Very helpful. In 0.19.1 "Key Bindings" tab of File => Setup works well. I was able to map my current editor keys to klayout. Watch out when defining "<" and ">" as keys. It seems to conflict with XML format…
  • My experience ... Putting the .rbm script in the same location as klayout binary doesn't work. If I put it in the current working directory, it works.
  • Works well. In the past, I have been able to achieve the same, only by using a custom routine. Another, somewhat pain full solution is to create a virtual session with large display, then open application in full screen and take a snapshot. For vn…
  • 0.19.1 seems to work well for both the above.