hpishvai
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Problem solved in the new version I had to type capital R: t = RBA::Trans::new(RBA::Trans::R0, 0, 0)
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Problem is solved now.
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I think this is what you are looking for: transformation = RBA::ICplxTrans::new(scale, rot_angle, flip, RBA::Point::new(new_x / dbu, new_y / dbu))
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I totally understand Matthias. Sorry for sending you three lines of code. My program is quite long that's why I could not copy it here. If you do not mind I will attach it to an e-mail and send it to you. Regards, Hamed
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Hi Matthias, Thank you so much for looking into this. I really do not understand why but this is not working for me shape1 = lyo.layout.cell( @cell_index[@cell_name] ).shapes( call_layer( lyo, @layer_name,fab_name ) ).insert(RBA::Box::new(0, 8…
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Never mind, I think I found a solution for this one: value = RBA::InputDialog.get_int("Trench_width", "Give a value for trench width",default )
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It confuses me a little bit, because the layout I am working on has its own dbu and I do not understand how "layout.dbu" will give me the data-base unit of the loaded gds file, rather than giving the data-base unit of the layout that I am …
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Hi Matthias, Basically I wrote the following method in order to load new cell of a gds file into the current layout. So, what you are saying is that the second line of the code "p lyo.layout.dbu" will give me the DBU of the loaded gds fil…
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Hi Matthias, Thank you so much for the hint. In order to test what you proposed, I am inserting a BOX into the layout: shape1 = lyo.layout.cell( @cell_index[@cell_name] ).shapes( call_layer( lyo, @layer_name,fab_name ) ).insert(RBA::Box::new(0,…