actually, please ignore question #1, this was due to a bug on my side!

RuntimeError: No constructor of DPoint available that takes 2000 arguments (implicit call from tuple) for argument #1 ('dpoint') in Point::from_dpointin C:\\Users\\PavelSmirnov\\KLayout\\salt/xsection

RuntimeError: Unexpected object type (expected argument of class DPoint, got Array) for argument #1 ('dpoint') in Point::from_dpointin C:\\Users\\PavelSmirnov\\KLayout\\salt/xsection/macros/xsection.l

Compilation from 0.28.17 source (with " Fixed issue #1610: leaking reference in Python debugger #1618 ") is running :-)

total_area = 0 centroids = [] #1/0, 2/0 layer_input = self.layer_input.selectedItems() layer_input = [j.text for j in set(layer_input)] layer_indexes = layout.layer_indexes() for

total_area = 0 com_y = 0 com_x = 0 #1/0, 2/0 layer_input = self.layer_input.selectedItems() layer_input = [j.text for j in set(layer_input)] layer_indexes = layout.layer_indexes(

#1. filter all cells with Fleld and PA/PB in cellname#2. check sub-cells in "field" cell, if with DARK and PA/PB in cell name add to array#3. return a arraay with unique cell namesde

the screenshot of code #1 is empty , then I run the code #2 ,It returned the same layout_view hash but the screenshot came back.

Initial layout. The 2 boxes on the right have the User Property #1: 'TEST_STRING' associated with them.

Certainly option #1 is doable, looks like just another

But let me answer the questions from slide #16 first:

Regarding the PPT, please jump into Part-II (slide #17), and proceed to Part-III.

Question #1 - is the full path in the popup error window, a valid

the problem occurred to me as well. So rule #1 of successful software development applies: make the programmer feel the same pain as the users and you will get a premium product.

RBA::QBrush::new(RBA::QColor::new("#101010")), # window) palette.setColorGroup(RBA::QPalette::Inactive, RBA::QBrush::new(RBA::QColor::new("#f0f0f0")), # win

1, 2, 3, 4 ] as connected , but actually just #1 & #2 is one group, #3 , #4 are individually stand, not sure there is a better way to sort them ? I am trying to achieve this, will post

[Linux Mint 19](0) (base) sekigawa@LM19:~/GitWork/klayout$ uname -a Linux LM19 5.4.0-100-generic #113~18.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Mon Feb 7 15:02:59 UTC 2022 \ x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux(1) Anaconda3

The forum links have change slightly. The discussion #167 link is: https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/167

The layer index is the internal designation of the layer. Each layout stores a number of layers as layer #0, #1, etc. These numbers are not necessarily in a specific order. You have to use "L

#17/0: 0.5 height=0.2