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Hi @Vlad, I have rebuilt the DMGs, which will be published by Matthias shortly. If you are in a hurry, you can download it from my Dropbox. The directory contains the first build on macOS Monterey (Intel Mac VM) as a trial. Kazzz-S
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Hi @Vlad, I could figure out the cause. :) (Image) Please wait for my next post. Kazzz-S
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Hi @Vlad, Thanks for reporting this problem, which I could reproduce on Catalina and BigSur (Intel Mac). Sorry about the inconvenience caused. It looks that this issue is specific to the setuptools module in the HW*.dmg packages. Another LW*.dmg pa…
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Hi, Yes, you can automate the auto measure. :smile: Please refer to the following URLs. 1) https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/1310/ruby-python-automation-of-auto-measure 2) https://github.com/KLayout/klayout/issues/333 3) https://github.co…
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Hi Matthias, It's ready. I have added a comment to the closed ticket: https://github.com/KLayout/klayout/issues/844#issuecomment-879853650 , and sent you a separate mail. It is in https://www.dropbox.com/sh/l6jin4ggqsm4am1/AAD5kLFVG0QhQVTG6GT2MWtw…
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I have rebuilt the second DMG for Big Sur + Anaconda3 (LW-klayout-0.27.2-macOS-BigSur-2-qt5Ana3-Rana3Pana3.dmg), which will be published soon. (Image) Kazzz-S
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The DMGs (for Catalina and Big Sur) with Anaconda3 bind both Python 3.8.x and Ruby 2.5.x. So you need to install Ruby by: $ conda install ruby When installing the Ruby package, Python is downgraded from 3.8.10 to 3.8.2. Kazzz-S
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I got the reason. A bit embarrassing. :( (base) BigSur2{kazzz-s} MacOS (1)% otool -l klayout::Load command 64 cmd LC_RPATH cmdsize 48 path /Users/kazzz-s/opt/anaconda3/lib (offset 12) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^…
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Hi Matthias, Thank you for your suggestions. :) When KLayout normally starts... (base) BigSur2{kazzz-s} MacOS (1)% pwd/Applications/klayout-ana32.app/Contents/MacOS(base) BigSur2{kazzz-s} MacOS (2)% lltotal 88drwxr-xr-x 11 kazzz-s admin 352 Ju…
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Hi Mike, Thank you for posting this issue. It might be an issue with Python version compatibility. I expect that your Python 3.8.10 can work with the published KLayout binary. But it does not work actually; weird :s [1] My "anaconda3" en…
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Hi, It is ready! Please refer to https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/7028/#Comment_7028 Kazzz-S
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Hi, I suppose you have tested ST-klayout-0.26.8-macOS-Catalina-1-qt5MP-RsysPsys.dmg with BigSur. I have experienced the same (maybe) issue as you. It looks like a Qt (5.14.2 from MacPorts)-related issue. I have found a workaround, and a new version…
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Hi, I suppose you have tested ST-klayout-0.26.8-macOS-Catalina-1-qt5MP-RsysPsys.dmg with BigSur. I have experienced the same (maybe) issue as you. It looks like a Qt (5.14.2 from MacPorts)-related issue. I have found a workaround, and a new version…
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Refer to the discussions here: https://github.com/KLayout/klayout/issues/657 Kazzz-S
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Hi klaybur, I've attached the tutorial. Just for your reference. Kazzz-S
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Hi klaybur, Regarding the "exception," let's examine the code "KazzzS-2809_Coord_Angle.py" line-by-line. A corresponding line number is indicated by [L-nnn]. * To start with, our script does not know anything about "what t…
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Hi dsenuka, Thank you for your feedback. Hope the performance is enough for you. In my guess, you are going to finish up the layout by referring to the present quarter piece four times with 0-, 90-, 180-, and 270-degree rotation. You can also achi…
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Hi klaybur, I should have mentioned about the [Ignore] option in debugging even though you may know about it. (Image) If we choose this option, the debugger does not stop on the exception. This option is convenient if we have two or more kinds of…
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Hi klaybur, Nice to hear that the new script serves for you. About one hour after submitting the No.2 ZIP file, I revised some source code comments and reattached the ZIP. Please update with the present one. Sorry for the inconvenience caused. Kaz…
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Hi klaybur, From the above-attached files, I could get a clear idea about what you want to do. Please refer to the files in the attached ZIP file. The modified PYA is KazzzS-2809_Coord_Angle.py. I believe the new script is more in-line with your re…
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Hi dsenuka, It's weird! For a quick testing, on my Linux, I have created a new directory $HOME/KLayout/Forum1642x/, which holds only RealKL1642.csv to start with. After the new script KazzzS-RealKL1642.py ran, I got RealKL1642.gds in the same dire…
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Hi dsenuka, I've attached the related files. You can make experiments changing different parameters. Good luck. Kazzz-S
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Hi dsenuka, Even with the given real-data Excel sheet, I do not fully understand your real-life problem. However, if my assumptions are correct, you are trying to layout about 1.4 million circles in the quadrant-I. Then, my main interest has moved …
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Hi klaybur, How about this PYA example? (Image) Kazzz-S
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Your left side pane of the IDE looks normal. It's more or less the same as mine. Notice that the path is in Unix style in the 2nd & 3rd lines. When I tested some "MyRoot" expressions mentioned above, I could see a space between Forum …
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It looks you are in a small pitfall. MyRoot = C:\\Users\\rabeysin\\KLayout\\Forum 1642 # Wrong! It's not a string object! Syntax error. # See the color of "KL1642.gds" in the text e…
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Hi dsenuka, * Pandas issue: please follow Matthias' instruction. Thanks, Matthias :) * LYP file: a layer property file is for customizing the layer color, stipple, etc. So, it does not work with an empty design.* In the ZIP file, you find "KL…
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Hi, I'm benefitting from KLaout a lot! My activity is a small token of thanks to it. I have found some typos and fixed them. Sorry about that. Please update with the second ZIP file. By the way, I got the reason why there are many digits below th…
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Hi, Please refer to the files in the attached ZIP file, where 1. I have remade your original Excel file based on my guess and created a CSV file to fit my solution. 2. Even if you have 1000 rows in your real-life problem, I hope this solution can w…
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Hi, I'm a complete outsider of CNST but challenged your problem since I have solved a similar problem very recently. Does this look like what you want finally? (Image) Regards, Kazzz-S