Re: How to create a library ?
- From: cadence <jimka@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 13:49:58 -0700 (PDT)
hi Riad, when creating libries with SKILL the ddCreateLib function
writes
a line in your cds.lib file. And if you delete the library later
programatically
it will comment the line out of your cds.lib and add a comment line.
so if you programmatically create and delete 100 libraries, your
cds.lib
will keep growing and growing.
Have you figured out how to avoid this?
-jim
On Feb 21, 1:26 pm, Riad KACED <riad.ka...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Bedo,
1. Try this piece of skill (put it in your own script.il):
(defun rkCreateLib (libName libPath techFile)
let( (libId)
(ddCreateLib libName libPath) ; Create the library
(setq libId (ddGetObj libName)); Get the Lib ID
(techBindTechFile libId techFile) ; Attach to the tech file to the
lib
); let
); rkCreateLib
2. then load it into your CIW session :
(load "yourPath/script.il")
3. Then give it a try ...
(rkCreateLib "myLib" "/tmp/cds/myLib" "myAsciiTechFile")
Cheers,
Riad.
bedo...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
hi,
I would like to create a library by skill.
So i use dbCreateLib.
But i can not put any cells inside, because this lib does not refer to
my tech file !
So, i would like to know, by skill, how to create a library which can
refer to my technology file ?
could someone helps me ?
Thanks and regards,
b.
.
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