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Hilfe bei ULP zum exportieren von ICT-Daten

Former Member
Former Member over 14 years ago

Hallo,

 

Gibt es einen Weg, aus dem Schaltplan folgendes zu exportieren?

R100; 100k; 2Pins; SIG_1; GND

C100; 100n; 2Pins; SIG_2; GND

 

Bisher muss ich den Umweg über das Board machen

board(B)

   B.elements(BE)

    BE.package.contacts(BEPC)

       printf("\tPIN_%s\tSIG_%s",BEPC.name, BEPC.signal);

 

Das folgende will einfach nicht image ?

 

schematic(SCH)

{

   string OF;

   OF = "C:
";

   OF = OF+filesetext(filename(SCH.name),".bdx");

   output( OF, "wt" )

  {

    SCH.parts(SPA)

    {

      printf("Name: %s\t", SPA.name );

      SPA.device.gates(GA)

      {

         GA.symbol.pins(PIN)

         {

             printf("Pin: %s\t", PIN.name );          /* geht */

 

/* kein Fehler, aber Ergebnis immer "" */

             printf("Netz: %s\t", PIN.net );

 

/* Fehler: Referenz nicht initialisierten Objekt-Variablen */

/*            printf("%s\n",  PIN.contact.name );      */

/* Fehler: Referenz nicht initialisierten Objekt-Variablen */

/*            printf("%s\n",  PIN.contact.pad.signal );*/

          }

       }

      printf("\n");

    }

  }

}

 

Ergebnis:

Name: C1     Pin: +     Netz:      Pin: -     Netz:      

Name: C2     Pin: 1     Netz:      Pin: 2     Netz:      

 

"Das net Data Member liefert den Namen des Netzes, an das der Pin

angeschlossen ist (nur in einem UL_SCHEMATIC-Kontext verfügbar)."???

 

Das "schematic(SCH)" sollte doch dieser "UL_SCHEMATIC-Kontext" sein,

oder nicht?

Kann mir jemand die Augen öffnen?

 

Danke, Ralf

 

 

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