cphSbEditIOPin
cphSbEditIOPin(
g_cphId
{ g_sbId | l_physLCV }
t_termName
[ ?lpp txl_lpp ]
[ ?width n_width ]
[ ?height n_height ]
[ ?number x_number ]
[ ?criticality x_criticality ]
[ ?sigType t_sigType ]
)
=> t / nil
Description
Edits attributes of existing pins.
Arguments
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g_cphId
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ID of the physical configuration cellview
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g_sbId
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ID of the soft block
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l_PhysLCV
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List of ("lib" "cell" "view") triplets
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t_termName
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Terminal name corresponding to the pin
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?lpp txl_lpp
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Layer Purpose Pair. Valid formats are text, number, and list. Use one of the following arguments to identify the layer purpose pair.
Text:
"layerName" – The default purpose is "drawing"
“layerName purposeName”
Number:
layerNum – The default purpose is "drawing"
List:
list(“layerName” “purposeName”)
list(layerNum, ”purposeName”)
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?width n_width
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Width of the Pin
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?height n_height
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Height of the Pin
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?number x_number
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Number of pinFigs to be created on the pin. The maximum number of pinFigs that can be created is 20.
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?criticality x_criticality
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Criticality of the terminal (-128 to 128)
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?sigType t_sigType
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Signal type of the terminal
Valid signal types are: "signal", "ground", "supply", "clock", "analog", "tieOff", "tieHi", "tieLo", "scan", and "reset".
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Value Returned
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t
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The pin attributes were changed.
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nil
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The command was unsuccessful.
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Examples
cphSbEditIOPin(cphId sbId "AB_x" ?lpp "metal2" ?width 10.0 ?height 10.0 ?sigType "power")
cphSbEditOPin(cphId list("lib" "cell" "view") "AB_y" ?lpp 12 ?width 10.0 ?height 10.0)
cphSbEditIOPin(cphId sbId "AB_z" ?lpp list("metal3" "grid") ?width 10.0 ?sigType "clock")
cphSbEditIOPin(cphId sbId "AB" ?lpp "metal1 drawing" ?width 5.0)
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