Matthias
Hi Jim,
you can use master or any other branch, but without warranty.
The usual approach (and the one favoured by GitHub) is: features are developed in branches. When they are considered stable enough they are integrated into the master (pull request). Hence the master is kind of "latest greatest", but with a certain risk of being spoiled. There are also forks from other user with their own masters and branches. Don't confuse them with the ones from the KLayout project.
But eventually, when the master is considered to have a sufficient quality, a release is made by creating a release tag (https://github.com/KLayout/klayout/releases). A release is a snapshot which is then turned into Windows binaries, Linux packages, PyPI wheels etc. This this is a lengthy process and I don't want to do this too often.
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Hallo, Here is some sample script (Python). With other values, but the comments should make it easy to adjust the script: # fetches current layout view and cell viewview = pya.LayoutView.current()cellview = pya.CellView.active()# gets the correspo…
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Hi Oscar, Both pya.DPolygon.ellipse(pya.DBox.new(-1,-5,1,5),170).num_points()pya.DPolygon.ellipse(pya.DBox.new(-0.1,-5,0.1,5),170).num_points() give 170, so the polygons are fine. But maybe your should check your database unit. That's the minimu…
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Hi chhung, looks like __int128 is lacking. This is essential for 64bit coordinate support, so you cannot skip this. __int128 is present on gcc >= 4.6. According to the documentation on gcc >= 4.1, you can substitute "__int128" by &…
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Hi chhung, -with-64bit-coord is the right option. But please try to build 0.25.x or the master branch of GitHub. 0.24.10 is not tested for 64bit builds and is pretty outdated now. Kind regards, Matthias
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Hi, I'm sorry, but I can't say anything about LayoutEditor. Is your goal to develop an algorithm or to integrate LayoutEditor's router? AFAIK LayoutEditor isn't GPL, so integration probably isn't an option. Matthias
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Hi chhung, I guess that the coordinate space of this file exceeds the 32bit precision KLayout is built with by default. You can enable 64bit coordinate support, but you'll have to build KLayout yourself or ask someone to do it. As 64 bit coordinate…
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Hi, I tried to reproduce the issue, but I cannot fully confirm your observations. What I see is (0.25.8): * when I unselect "write PCell information" and only write "visible layers", only these layers will appear in the file. …
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Hi Ken, There is a vision, but a vision is a plan that maybe dosn't get realized :-) I'm simply not enough people. A clone procedure would be helpful. Fun aside, I'm seeing some schematic editors around. Maybe there is a chance to plug one of the…
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Hi vikas, That's not good. But to be frank, I'm not really up to date with the MacOS distribution. I'm not providing this myself as I'm not a Mac user. Matthias
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Thanks for the bug report on GitHub! It looks like an issue with the Python iterator protocol (or the way I understand that). I'll take care of this. Kind regards, Matthias
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Yes, there are two modes :-) On Windows you'll get three start menu icons: a default (the one you configured in Application/Editing mode), a viewer and an editor mode. On Linux (and Windows) with "klayout" you get default mode. With &quo…
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Hi Dave, the usual way to making Ruby find a file next to another is to use: inst_dir = File.dirname(__FILE__)$:.member?(file_dir) || $:.push(inst_dir)require "NumLib.rb" Matthias
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See the other post.
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You can draw one line, select it and use "Edit/Selection/Make Array" to repeat it. Matthias
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Hi Ken, There is a nice answer to this question (the title is misspelled, so it's hard to find): https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/598/cut-polygons In short, the answer is "partial edit mode". Matthias
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Hi Olivier, there is a related post here: https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/1175/extract-information-from-oasis-file#latest It's basically the same question. Regards, Matthias
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Hi Ken, strange indeed ... but I see you as "KenShawSkorpios" now :-) Maybe you can try "enclosing". That should do the job. The name is slightly misleading: enclosing does not ensure one layer actually encloses another, but it…
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Very good :-) KLayout core development is C++ - no Python involved. For Python scripts you basically have many options. You can provide packages or Python scripts based on the standalone klayout module (see klayout on PyPI). I don't have specific …
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Hi Luciano, you can zip files for attaching them. Anyway - don't use SourceForge anymore. Just install the xsection package (in Tools/Package Manager). Maintenance happens on GitHub (https://github.com/klayoutmatthias/xsection). For your issue, t…
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BTW: texts can be generated without basic lib using "TextGenerator". There was a similar issue with this, but that should be fixed (https://github.com/KLayout/klayout/issues/241).
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Hi Clemens, it's built-in in the main application, so you can't load it directly. I'll need to debug the reason it's not there. The ticket is: https://github.com/KLayout/klayout/issues/252 Thanks for reporting this, Matthias
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The solution is to specify an output top cell for "target": target($out, "TOP")
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Please, please, please ... use Markdown formatting for your code. Put a triple backtick in front of it and after it. This is unreadable. Matthias
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You should rename "CMOS3JP_XSEM.lyp.txt" to "CMOS3JP_XSEM.lyp". Matthias
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Hi Yaroslav, that's right - killing a QProcess object while the process is stilling running maybe isn't a good idea. On the other hand, I have not experienced bad issues with such a situation myself. Nevertheless, I agree that shutting down cleanl…
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Hi Yaroslav, Files should be closed automatically. Script objects will receive a finalization event. As far as I remember there is not direct hook to plug in your own exit handler. Matthias
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Hi, 0.24.10 is actually quite old, so I'd need to dig deep to find the root cause. I recall that this issue was there in 0.25.x too and got fixed, but it will be very hard to backport this fix as 0.24.x has deviated significantly. As a quick work…
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Hi ocasta, if you retrieve the selection with "each_object_selected", you will get "ObjectInstPath" objects. Their "trans" property tells you the accumulated transformation. Matthias
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Hi tok, I'm sorry for the mess on PyPI, but this whole DevOps stuff gives me the creeps. There basically are Travis and Azure builds configured, but how to deploy them to PyPI without compromising my credentials is something I have not managed to a…
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Very good! You see, you're not the first one to come up with this problem! :-) Regards, Matthias