Define Design Partition Form
Adds design partitions, creates area boundaries or specifies a top/bottom layer range, and attaches areas, objects, and nets to the selected design partition.
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Displays the details of the currently defined or newly added design partitions. |
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Click on a design partition to select it and then perform additional tasks related to it. To deselect a design partition, either click in an empty area or Selecting a design partition highlights the attached areas, highlight the bounding box of attached objects, and probe the attached nets in the Navigator. This helps in identifying attached objects. |
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Summarizes the number of areas attached to the design partition. |
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Displays the top and bottom layer range for each design partition. |
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Summarizes the number of objects attached to the design partition. The count also includes invisible objects.
This column is available only when an object-based partition exists or if |
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Summarizes the number of nets attached to the design partition.
This column is available only when an net-based partition exists or if |
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Specifies the current status of the design partition. Valid values are Created, Not Submitted, Submitted, Reuse, Merged, Defined, Reset, and Rejected. The status, Reuse, is used for retired design partitions that can be used create new design partitions. |
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Displays the name for the selected design partition. You can also type in a different name. |
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Adds a default design partition named with the value specified in Partition Name. When the design partition is selected, you can change the value in Partition Name and then click Update to apply the change. |
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Updates the selected design partition view with a new name specified in Partition Name, or updates the changes made to area boundaries. |
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Removes the selected design partition and all associated design partition views in the hierarchy. When you select this option, a message is displayed to confirm the deletion of the listed top and hierarchical design partition views. An indicator (*) is used to identify the design partition views with unmerged changes. Changes in these design partition views are lost if you continue to delete the design partition. |
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Creates new area boundaries and attach or detach selected area boundaries from the selected design partition. |
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Attaches preselected area boundaries on the canvas. You can also click the Attach button and then select area boundaries on the canvas to attach. For further assistance, press |
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Detaches preselected area boundaries on canvas. You can also click the Detach button and then select area boundaries on the canvas to detach. For further assistance, press |
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Specifies the range of layers to be included in a design partition. You can use the drop-down lists to specify the top and bottom layers. |
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Selects all layers in the selected area. This is selected by default. |
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Displays the Partition Layers form. This form lets you select the layers you want to keep in the design partition. You can also use this from to import other visible layers from the Palette. |
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Lets you select objects to attach or detach from the selected design partition. |
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These options are available only when an object-based partition exists or if cleEnableAdvPartitionType
is set to t. |
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Attaches preselected objects on canvas. You can also click the Attach button and then select objects on the canvas to attach. For further assistance, press |
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Detaches preselected objects on canvas. You can also click the Detach button and then select objects on the canvas to detach. For further assistance, press |
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Selects objects to perform additional tasks, such as Fit to Selected. |
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Here, objects are not limited to shapes and instances. They can also be a container, such as a figure group or a route. The partition can be adjusted at any time. However, a modified object is locked to its partition until the change is merged with the top design. |
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Selects nets to attach or detach from the selected design partition. |
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These options are available only when an object-based partition exists or if cleEnableAdvPartitionType
is set to t. |
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Attaches preselected nets from the Navigator. You can also click the Attach button and then select nets from the Navigator to attach. For further assistance, press |
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Detaches preselected nets from the Navigator. You can also click the Detach button and then select nets from the Navigator to detach. For further assistance, press |
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Selects objects to perform additional tasks, such as Fit to Selected. For further assistance, press |
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Splits path segments automatically when a design partition view is created. This option is selected by default. Select the button next to this option to display the Split Crossing Objects Options form that lets you specify how objects that are part of multiple design partitions are split across design partitions. |
Related Topics
Defining an Area-Based Design Partition
Defining a Layer-Based Design Partition
Generating a Temporary Pin in Designer Mode
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