Hi Matthias,
Thanks a lot, this is exactly what I was trying to do.
Now it's more clear about DRC / Ruby script difference, should be useful for a next script.
Regards,
Seb
Hi Matthias,
Thank you very much for your answer. I'm sorry to still have some (basic) questions on the XOR usage...
As I want to run the script in command line (something like "klayout -b -r xor.rb -rd gds1=test1.gds -rd gds2=test2.gds"…
Hi there,
Sorry to dig out a old post (but as Matthias is mentionning it in his plan...) is there any update on using XOR tool via scripting?
Thanks,
Seb
Well for Linux it's available in the command line help:
klayout -h
I don't know from the GUI, but I suppose that if you need a command line option, you should have access to the commande line help :o)