"tE" => emitter})#Connection Define#NPN connect ======================connect(emitter, contact)connect(collector_contact, nwell)connect(nwell, nplus)connect(nplus, contact)co

layer = layout.layer(layer_info[0], layer_info[1]) text = textGen.text(string, dbu) trans = db.DCplxTrans(db.DTrans(3, False, coord_info[0]-5, coord_info[1]+5), 10) #coord_info is a list which c

I used the same custom comparator as @cgelinek_radlogic in "https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/7750#Comment_7750".

#CO.drawing: height=0.5

@Matthias

tps://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/6759#Comment_6759

https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/1960#Comment_1960

https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/7484#Comment_7484

Hence I don't recommend this mode in your specific case. In the UI you can use "File/Import Other Files into current" to merge in a smarter way (hierarchy mapping). In a script, the

target_netlist("resistor2.cir", write_spice, "Created by KLayout")deep# Produce LVS reportreport_lvsres_layer = input(1,0)contact_layer = input(2,0)bulk = polygon_l

https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/4167#Comment_416744

https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/7180#Comment_7180

Maybe you should check here before you continue: https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/7260#Comment_7260

have been made too allow any layer too be used for the "Mask"#Functionality is the same but you can use any "Dummy" layer as the "Mask" layer#Sel

do |shape| if shape.is_box? #Convert polygon to Box box = shape.box coords.push(box) end #end do end $cord = Array.new #Convert RBA:Box c

If you don't know how many layers you actually will have, you can add a wildcard entry to the .lyp file which essentially is equivalent to "add_missing_layers". See here for a discus

do |shape| if shape.is_polygon? #Convert polygon to Box box = shape.bbox puts("Processing ...") # puts box.center # puts box.width # puts

To overcome the issue, the solution is to load the second layout into a separate pya.Layout object and transfer the cells from there into the first layout using "Cell#copy_tree". You

One is here: https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/2214#Comment_2214

well, that's actually harder than it looks. There is a forum entry where I explain the topic: https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/comment/6738#Comment_6738