diff --git a/scripts/drc_lvs_doc/extract_doc.rb b/scripts/drc_lvs_doc/extract_doc.rb index cbbc4f42f..533c5ea4f 100755 --- a/scripts/drc_lvs_doc/extract_doc.rb +++ b/scripts/drc_lvs_doc/extract_doc.rb @@ -51,9 +51,9 @@ def escape(mod, s) s.gsub("&", "&"). gsub("<", "<"). gsub(">", ">"). - gsub(/\\\\([\w:#]+)/) { create_link(mod, $1) }. - gsub(/\\([\w:#]+)/) { create_ref(mod, $1) }. - gsub(/RBA::([\w#]+)/) { create_class_doc_ref($1) } + gsub(/\\\\([\w:#\?]+)/) { create_link(mod, $1) }. + gsub(/\\([\w:#\?]+)/) { create_ref(mod, $1) }. + gsub(/RBA::([\w#\?]+)/) { create_class_doc_ref($1) } end def unescape(s) diff --git a/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_drc.xml b/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_drc.xml index add2a025c..06e59d450 100644 --- a/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_drc.xml +++ b/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_drc.xml @@ -36,7 +36,6 @@ The following global functions are relevant for the DRC expressions:
  • bbox_max
  • bbox_min
  • bbox_width
    • -
  • case
  • corners
  • covering
  • enc
    • @@ -71,6 +70,7 @@ The following global functions are relevant for the DRC expressions:
  • smoothed
  • space
  • squares
    • +
  • switch
  • width
  • with_holes
    • diff --git a/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_global.xml b/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_global.xml index 33d2ca14b..a42cc77f6 100644 --- a/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_global.xml +++ b/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_global.xml @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@

    "angle" represents the edge orientation filter on the primary shape edges in -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#angle for more details). In this context, +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and angle for more details). In this context, the operation acts similar to Layer#with_angle.

    "antenna_check" - Performs an antenna check

    @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ is equivalent to "layer.area" (see     Layer polygons in the layer.

    Without a layer argument, "area" represents an area filter for primary shapes in -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#area for more details). +global expressions (see Layer#drc and area for more details).

    "area_ratio" - Selects primary shapes based on the ratio of bounding box and polygon area

    @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Without a layer argument, "area" represents an area filter for primary shapes in
  • area_ratio (in condition)

    • -See Layer#drc, area_ratio and DRC#area_ratio for more details. +See Layer#drc, area_ratio and area_ratio for more details.

    "bbox_aspect_ratio" - Selects primary shapes based on the aspect ratio of their bounding boxes

    @@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ See     Layer#drc,
  • bbox_aspect_ratio (in condition)

    • -See Layer#drc, bbox_aspect_ratio and DRC#bbox_aspect_ratio for more details. +See Layer#drc, bbox_aspect_ratio and bbox_aspect_ratio for more details.

    "bbox_height" - Selects primary shapes based on their bounding box height

    @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ bounding box height satisfies the condition. Conditions may be written as arithm against numeric values. For example, "bbox_height < 2.0" will select all primary shapes whose bounding box height is less than 2 micrometers. See     Layer#drc for more details about comparison specs. Plain "bbox_min" is equivalent to "primary.bbox_min" - i.e. it is used on the primary -shape. Also see DRC#bbox_min. +shape. Also see bbox_min.

    "bbox_max" - Selects primary shapes based on their bounding box height or width, whichever is larger

    @@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ shape. Also see     DRC#bbox_min.
  • bbox_max (in condition)

    • -See Layer#drc, bbox_max and DRC#bbox_max for more details. +See Layer#drc, bbox_max and bbox_max for more details.

    "bbox_min" - Selects primary shapes based on their bounding box height or width, whichever is smaller

    @@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ See     Layer#drc, bb
  • bbox_max (in condition)

    • -See Layer#drc, bbox_min and DRC#bbox_min for more details. +See Layer#drc, bbox_min and bbox_min for more details.

    "bbox_width" - Selects primary shapes based on their bounding box width

    @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ See     Layer#drc, bb
  • bbox_max (in condition)

    • -See Layer#drc, bbox_height and DRC#bbox_height for more details. +See Layer#drc, bbox_height and bbox_height for more details.

    "bjt3" - Supplies the BJT3 transistor extractor class

    @@ -359,7 +359,7 @@ See     Netter#connect_implicit This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.corners" (see Layer#corners). Without a layer argument, "corners" represents the corner generator/filter in primary shapes for -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#corners for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and corners for more details).

    Like the layer-based version, the "corners" operator accepts the output type option: "as_dots" for dot-like edges, "as_boxes" for @@ -380,7 +380,7 @@ This operator represents the selector of primary shapes which entirely cover shapes from the other layer. This version can be put into a condition indicating how many shapes of the other layer need to be covered. Use this operator within DRC expressions (also see Layer#drc). If can be used -as method to an expression. See there for more details: DRC#covering. +as method to an expression. See there for more details: covering.

    "dbu" - Gets or sets the database unit to use

    @@ -721,7 +721,7 @@ See     Source#extent for a descripti This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.extent_refs" (see Layer#extent_refs). Without a layer argument, "extent_refs" represents the partial extents extractor on primary shapes within -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#extent_refs for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and extent_refs for more details).

    "extents" - Returns the bounding box of each input object

    @@ -734,7 +734,7 @@ argument, "extent_refs" represents the partial extents extractor on primary shap This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.extents" (see     Layer#extents). Without a layer argument, "extents" represents the extents generator on primary shapes within -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#extents for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and extents for more details).

    "extract_devices" - Extracts devices for a given device extractor and device layer selection

    @@ -813,7 +813,7 @@ argument, "holes" represents a hole extractor for primary shapes in This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.hulls" (see     Layer#hulls). Without a layer argument, "hulls" represents a hull contour extractor for primary shapes in -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#hulls for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and hulls for more details).

    "if_all" - Evaluates to the primary shape when all condition expression results are non-empty

    @@ -888,7 +888,7 @@ this method. This operator represents the selector of primary shapes which are inside shapes from the other layer. Use this operator within     DRC expressions (also see Layer#drc). If can be used -as method to an expression. See there for more details: DRC#inside. +as method to an expression. See there for more details: inside.

    "interacting" - Selects shapes interacting with other shapes

    @@ -901,7 +901,7 @@ This operator represents the selector of primary shapes which interact with shapes from the other layer. This version can be put into a condition indicating how many shapes of the other layer need to be covered. Use this operator within     DRC expressions (also see Layer#drc). If can be used -as method to an expression. See there for more details: DRC#interacting. +as method to an expression. See there for more details: interacting.

    "is_deep?" - Returns true, if in deep mode

    @@ -1049,7 +1049,7 @@ For further methods on the source object see     Layer#length). Without a layer argument, "length" represents the edge length filter on the primary shape edges in -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#length for more details). In this context, +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and length for more details). In this context, the operation acts similar to Layer#with_length.

    "log" - Outputs as message to the logger window

    @@ -1136,7 +1136,7 @@ See also     max_area_ratio for the other option affec This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.middle" (see Layer#middle). Without a layer argument, "middle" represents the bounding box center marker generator on primary shapes within -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#middle for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and middle for more details).

    "mos3" - Supplies the MOS3 transistor extractor class

    @@ -1267,7 +1267,7 @@ layout if is report database. This operator represents the selector of primary shapes which are outside shapes from the other layer. Use this operator within     DRC expressions (also see Layer#drc). If can be used -as method to an expression. See there for more details: DRC#outside. +as method to an expression. See there for more details: outside.

    "overlap" - Performs an overlap check

    @@ -1330,7 +1330,7 @@ This operator represents the selector of primary shapes which overlap shapes from the other layer. This version can be put into a condition indicating how many shapes of the other layer need to be covered. Use this operator within     DRC expressions (also see Layer#drc). If can be used -as method to an expression. See there for more details: DRC#overlapping. +as method to an expression. See there for more details: overlapping.

    "p" - Creates a point object

    @@ -1370,7 +1370,7 @@ is equivalent to "layer.perimeter" (see     DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#perimeter for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and perimeter for more details).

    "polygon" - Creates a polygon object

    @@ -1424,7 +1424,7 @@ is called on. This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.rectangles" (see     Layer#rectangles). Without a layer argument, "rectangles" represents the rectangles filter for primary shapes in -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#rectangles for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and rectangles for more details).

    "rectilinear" - Selects all polygons which are rectilinear

    @@ -1437,7 +1437,7 @@ argument, "rectangles" represents the rectangles filter for primary shapes in This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.rectilinear" (see     Layer#rectilinear). Without a layer argument, "rectilinear" represents the rectilinear polygons filter for primary shapes in -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#rectilinear for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and rectilinear for more details).

    "region_overlap" - Specifies region selected input in "overlap mode"

    @@ -1486,7 +1486,7 @@ To remove this condition, call "region_touch" without any arguments.
  • relative_height (in condition)

    • -See Layer#drc, relative_height and DRC#relative_height for more details. +See Layer#drc, relative_height and relative_height for more details.

    "report" - Specifies a report database for output

    @@ -1570,7 +1570,7 @@ about this extractor. This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.rounded_corners" (see     Layer#rounded_corners). Without a layer argument, "rounded_corners" represents the corner rounding algorithm on primary shapes within -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#rounded_corners for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and rounded_corners for more details).

    "secondary" - Provides secondary input for the "drc" universal DRC function

    @@ -1703,7 +1703,7 @@ This function is equivalent to "verbose(false)" (see     verbose< This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.sized" (see Layer#sized). Without a layer argument, "sized" represents the polygon sizer on primary shapes within -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#sized for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and sized for more details).

    "smoothed" - Applies smoothing

    @@ -1716,7 +1716,7 @@ argument, "sized" represents the polygon sizer on primary shapes within This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.smoothed" (see     Layer#smoothed). Without a layer argument, "smoothed" represents the polygon smoother on primary shapes within -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#smoothed for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and smoothed for more details).

    "source" - Specifies a source layout

    @@ -1815,7 +1815,7 @@ See     enclosing for more details about the various ways t This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it is equivalent to "layer.squares" (see Layer#squares). Without a layer argument, "squares" represents the rectangles filter for primary shapes in -DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and DRC#squares for more details). +DRC expressions (see Layer#drc and squares for more details).

    "switch" - A conditional selector for the "drc" universal DRC function

    @@ -2056,7 +2056,7 @@ shape.

    "with_holes" represents a polygon selector for DRC expressions selecting polygons of the primary by their number of holes -(see Layer#drc and DRC#with_holes for more details). +(see Layer#drc and with_holes for more details).

    "write_spice" - Defines SPICE output format (with options)

    diff --git a/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_layer.xml b/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_layer.xml index b38c0543a..c9051e549 100644 --- a/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_layer.xml +++ b/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_layer.xml @@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ and EdgePair objects are accepted too and objects. Region, Edges and EdgePair objects are accepted as well and the corresponding content of that collections is inserted into the output layer.

    -Other versions are available that allow translation of objects into other types (collect_to_polygons, +Other versions are available that allow translation of objects into other types (collect_to_region, collect_to_edges and collect_to_edge_pairs).

    Because this method executes inside the interpreter, it's inherently slow. Tiling does not @@ -461,11 +461,11 @@ For the conversion of edges, edge pairs and polygons into other types, these methods are provided:

    The following example decomposes the primary polygons into edges: @@ -506,8 +506,8 @@ The "drc" framework supports the following edge and edge/polygon operations:

    Filters

    @@ -515,14 +515,14 @@ The "drc" framework supports the following edge and edge/polygon operations: Filter operators select input polygons or edges based on their properties. These filters are provided:

    For example, to select polygons with an area larger than one square micrometer, use: @@ -672,7 +672,7 @@ from the primary, it's neighborhood (secondaries) or from deriving shape sets. Obviously the primary is a simple one: it consists of a single shape, because this is how the loop operates. Derived shape sets however can be more complex. "Quantifiers" allow assessing properties of the complete, per-primary shape -set. A simple one is "DRC#count" which checks if the number of shapes within +set. A simple one is "count" which checks if the number of shapes within a shape set is within a given range.

    Obviously, "primary.count == 1" is always true. So using "count" primaries isn't @@ -1274,7 +1274,7 @@ regions or edges, with each cell counting once. A high count to hier_count (flat to hierarchical) ratio is an indication of a good hierarchical compression. "hier_count" applies only to original layers without clip regions or -cell filters and to layers in deep mode. Otherwise, hier_count gives +cell filters and to layers in deep mode. Otherwise, hier_count gives the same value than count.

    "holes" - Selects all polygon holes from the input

    @@ -1557,7 +1557,7 @@ See     clean for a discussion of the clean state. This method will return true, if the polygons of this layer are merged, i.e. they don't overlap and form single continuous polygons. In clean mode, this is ensured implicitly. In raw mode (see raw), -merging can be achieved by using the merge method. is_merged? +merging can be achieved by using the merge method. is_merged? tells, whether calling merge is necessary.

    "is_raw?" - Returns true, if the layer is raw state

    @@ -2050,7 +2050,7 @@ The following image shows the effect of the notch check: Returns the parts of the polygons which are not orientable (i.e. "8" configuration) or self-overlapping. Merged semantics does not apply for this method. Always the raw polygons are taken (see     raw).

    -The odd_polygons check is not available in deep mode currently. See deep_reject_odd_polygons for +The odd_polygons check is not available in deep mode currently. See deep_reject_odd_polygons for an alternative.

    "ongrid" - Checks for on-grid vertices

    diff --git a/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_netter.xml b/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_netter.xml index 7f4302dae..983268f9f 100644 --- a/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_netter.xml +++ b/src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_netter.xml @@ -230,8 +230,8 @@ on these layers touching or overlapping other shapes on these layers will form bigger, electrically connected areas.

    Texts will be used to assign net names to the nets. The preferred -method is to use labels to create a text layer from a design -layer. When using input, text labels are carried implicitly +method is to use labels to create a text layer from a design +layer. When using input, text labels are carried implicitly with the polygons but at the cost of small dummy shapes (2x2 DBU marker polygons) and limited functionality.

    diff --git a/src/doc/doc/manual/drc_runsets.xml b/src/doc/doc/manual/drc_runsets.xml index cd37d3e2b..c73994011 100644 --- a/src/doc/doc/manual/drc_runsets.xml +++ b/src/doc/doc/manual/drc_runsets.xml @@ -396,7 +396,8 @@ output(w, "width violations") separation (sep), notch, isolated (iso), - enclosure (enc), + enclosing (enc), + enclosed, overlap

  • Universal DRC (see below):
    @@ -427,7 +428,7 @@ output(w, "width violations") overlapping
    pull_inside, pull_interacting, - pull_outside, + pull_overlapping, These methods are available as in-place operations as well:
    select_covering, select_interacting, @@ -608,10 +609,10 @@ output(w, "width violations")

    - "measurement" is "width", "notch", "isolated" ("iso"), "separation" ("sep"), "overlap" or "enclosure" ("enc"). + "measurement" is "width", "notch", "isolated" ("iso"), "separation" ("sep"), "overlap", "enclosed" or "enclosuring" ("enc"). The last three checks are two-layer checks which require a second layer. The second layer is specified together with the measurement like this:

    diff --git a/src/doc/doc/manual/lvs_compare.xml b/src/doc/doc/manual/lvs_compare.xml index 5593ddddc..f58319310 100644 --- a/src/doc/doc/manual/lvs_compare.xml +++ b/src/doc/doc/manual/lvs_compare.xml @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ connectivity (connect, connect_global, connect_implicit) and - provided a reference netlist (schematic), + provided a reference netlist (schematic), this function will perform the actual compare:

    diff --git a/src/doc/doc/manual/lvs_io.xml b/src/doc/doc/manual/lvs_io.xml index 3e66a3624..3cc347f56 100644 --- a/src/doc/doc/manual/lvs_io.xml +++ b/src/doc/doc/manual/lvs_io.xml @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ X$2 VSS IN OUT SUBSTRATE NMOS PARAMS: L=0.25 W=0.9 AS=0.405 AD=0.405 PS=2.7

    The main use case for reading netlists is for comparison in LVS. Reference netlists are read with the "schematic" function - (see schematic): + (see schematic): 

    schematic("inverter.cir")
    diff --git a/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_complex_ops.rb b/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_complex_ops.rb index 5014cf5ef..8e4fbf4b6 100644 --- a/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_complex_ops.rb +++ b/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_complex_ops.rb @@ -35,7 +35,6 @@ module DRC # @li \global#bbox_max @/li # @li \global#bbox_min @/li # @li \global#bbox_width @/li -# @li \global#case @/li # @li \global#corners @/li # @li \global#covering @/li # @li \global#enc @/li @@ -70,6 +69,7 @@ module DRC # @li \global#smoothed @/li # @li \global#space @/li # @li \global#squares @/li +# @li \global#switch @/li # @li \global#width @/li # @li \global#with_holes @/li # @/ul diff --git a/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_cop_integration.rb b/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_cop_integration.rb index 2f47e052f..2cf5b9fa2 100644 --- a/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_cop_integration.rb +++ b/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_cop_integration.rb @@ -129,11 +129,11 @@ module DRC # methods are provided: # # @ul - # @li "\DRC#polygons": converts edge pairs to polygons @/li - # @li "\DRC#extended", "\DRC#extended_in", "\DRC#extended_out": converts edges to polygons @/li - # @li "\DRC#first_edges", \DRC#second_edges": extracts edges from edge pairs @/li - # @li "\DRC#edges": decomposes edge pairs and polygons into edges @/li - # @li "\DRC#corners": can extract corners from polygons @/li + # @li "\global#polygons": converts edge pairs to polygons @/li + # @li "\global#extended", "\global#extended_in", "\global#extended_out": converts edges to polygons @/li + # @li "\global#first_edges", \global#second_edges": extracts edges from edge pairs @/li + # @li "\global#edges": decomposes edge pairs and polygons into edges @/li + # @li "\global#corners": can extract corners from polygons @/li # @/ul # # The following example decomposes the primary polygons into edges: @@ -174,8 +174,8 @@ module DRC # # @ul # @li Edge vs. edge and edge vs. polygon booleans @/li - # @li Edge vs. polygon interactions ("\DRC#interacting", "\DRC#overlapping") @/li - # @li Edge sampling ("\DRC#start_segments", "\DRC#centers", "\DRC#end_segments") @/li + # @li Edge vs. polygon interactions ("\global#interacting", "\global#overlapping") @/li + # @li Edge sampling ("\global#start_segments", "\global#centers", "\global#end_segments") @/li # @/ul # # @h3 Filters @/h3 @@ -183,14 +183,14 @@ module DRC # Filter operators select input polygons or edges based on their properties. These filters are provided: # # @ul - # @li "\DRC#area": selects polygons based on their area @/li - # @li "\DRC#perimeter": selects polygons based on their perimeter @/li - # @li "\DRC#area_ratio": selects polygons based on their bounding box to polygon area ratio @/li - # @li "\DRC#bbox_aspect_ratio": selects polygons based on their bounding box aspect ratio @/li - # @li "\DRC#relative_height": selects polygons based on their relative height @/li - # @li "\DRC#bbox_min", "\global#bbox_max", "\global#bbox_width", "\global#bbox_height": selects polygons based on their bounding box properties @/li - # @li "\DRC#length": selects edges based on their length @/li - # @li "\DRC#angle": selects edges based on their orientation @/li + # @li "\global#area": selects polygons based on their area @/li + # @li "\global#perimeter": selects polygons based on their perimeter @/li + # @li "\global#area_ratio": selects polygons based on their bounding box to polygon area ratio @/li + # @li "\global#bbox_aspect_ratio": selects polygons based on their bounding box aspect ratio @/li + # @li "\global#relative_height": selects polygons based on their relative height @/li + # @li "\global#bbox_min", "\global#bbox_max", "\global#bbox_width", "\global#bbox_height": selects polygons based on their bounding box properties @/li + # @li "\global#length": selects edges based on their length @/li + # @li "\global#angle": selects edges based on their orientation @/li # @/ul # # For example, to select polygons with an area larger than one square micrometer, use: @@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ module DRC # Obviously the primary is a simple one: it consists of a single shape, because # this is how the loop operates. Derived shape sets however can be more complex. # "Quantifiers" allow assessing properties of the complete, per-primary shape - # set. A simple one is "\DRC#count" which checks if the number of shapes within + # set. A simple one is "\global#count" which checks if the number of shapes within # a shape set is within a given range. # # Obviously, "primary.count == 1" is always true. So using "count" primaries isn't @@ -596,49 +596,49 @@ CODE # against numeric values. For example, "bbox_height < 2.0" will select all primary shapes whose # bounding box height is less than 2 micrometers. See \Layer#drc for more details about comparison # specs. Plain "bbox_min" is equivalent to "primary.bbox_min" - i.e. it is used on the primary - # shape. Also see \DRC#bbox_min. + # shape. Also see \global#bbox_min. # %DRC% # @name bbox_width # @brief Selects primary shapes based on their bounding box width # @synopsis bbox_max (in condition) # - # See \Layer#drc, \bbox_height and \DRC#bbox_height for more details. + # See \Layer#drc, \bbox_height and \global#bbox_height for more details. # %DRC% # @name bbox_max # @brief Selects primary shapes based on their bounding box height or width, whichever is larger # @synopsis bbox_max (in condition) # - # See \Layer#drc, \bbox_max and \DRC#bbox_max for more details. + # See \Layer#drc, \bbox_max and \global#bbox_max for more details. # %DRC% # @name bbox_min # @brief Selects primary shapes based on their bounding box height or width, whichever is smaller # @synopsis bbox_max (in condition) # - # See \Layer#drc, \bbox_min and \DRC#bbox_min for more details. + # See \Layer#drc, \bbox_min and \global#bbox_min for more details. # %DRC% # @name bbox_aspect_ratio # @brief Selects primary shapes based on the aspect ratio of their bounding boxes # @synopsis bbox_aspect_ratio (in condition) # - # See \Layer#drc, \bbox_aspect_ratio and \DRC#bbox_aspect_ratio for more details. + # See \Layer#drc, \bbox_aspect_ratio and \global#bbox_aspect_ratio for more details. # %DRC% # @name relative_height # @brief Selects primary shapes based on the ratio of height and width of their bounding boxes # @synopsis relative_height (in condition) # - # See \Layer#drc, \relative_height and \DRC#relative_height for more details. + # See \Layer#drc, \relative_height and \global#relative_height for more details. # %DRC% # @name area_ratio # @brief Selects primary shapes based on the ratio of bounding box and polygon area # @synopsis area_ratio (in condition) # - # See \Layer#drc, \area_ratio and \DRC#area_ratio for more details. + # See \Layer#drc, \area_ratio and \global#area_ratio for more details. %w( bbox_height @@ -669,7 +669,7 @@ CODE # polygons in the layer. # # Without a layer argument, "area" represents an area filter for primary shapes in - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#area for more details). + # \global# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#area for more details). # %DRC% # @name hulls @@ -680,7 +680,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.hulls" (see \Layer#hulls). Without a layer # argument, "hulls" represents a hull contour extractor for primary shapes in - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#hulls for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#hulls for more details). # %DRC% # @name holes @@ -704,7 +704,7 @@ CODE # total perimeter of all polygons in the layer. # # Without a layer argument, "perimeter" represents a perimeter filter for primary shapes in - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#perimeter for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#perimeter for more details). # %DRC% # @name rectangles @@ -715,7 +715,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.rectangles" (see \Layer#rectangles). Without a layer # argument, "rectangles" represents the rectangles filter for primary shapes in - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#rectangles for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#rectangles for more details). # %DRC% # @name squares @@ -726,7 +726,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.squares" (see \Layer#squares). Without a layer # argument, "squares" represents the rectangles filter for primary shapes in - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#squares for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#squares for more details). # %DRC% # @name rectilinear @@ -737,7 +737,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.rectilinear" (see \Layer#rectilinear). Without a layer # argument, "rectilinear" represents the rectilinear polygons filter for primary shapes in - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#rectilinear for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#rectilinear for more details). # %DRC% # @name length (in condition) @@ -748,7 +748,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.length" (see \Layer#length). Without a layer # argument, "length" represents the edge length filter on the primary shape edges in - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#length for more details). In this context, + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#length for more details). In this context, # the operation acts similar to \Layer#with_length. # %DRC% @@ -757,7 +757,7 @@ CODE # @synopsis angle (in condition) # # "angle" represents the edge orientation filter on the primary shape edges in - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#angle for more details). In this context, + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#angle for more details). In this context, # the operation acts similar to \Layer#with_angle. %w( @@ -788,7 +788,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.corners" (see \Layer#corners). Without a layer # argument, "corners" represents the corner generator/filter in primary shapes for - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#corners for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#corners for more details). # # Like the layer-based version, the "corners" operator accepts the # output type option: "as_dots" for dot-like edges, "as_boxes" for @@ -812,7 +812,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.extent_refs" (see \Layer#extent_refs). Without a layer # argument, "extent_refs" represents the partial extents extractor on primary shapes within - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#extent_refs for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#extent_refs for more details). # %DRC% # @name extents @@ -823,7 +823,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.extents" (see \Layer#extents). Without a layer # argument, "extents" represents the extents generator on primary shapes within - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#extents for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#extents for more details). # %DRC% # @name middle @@ -834,7 +834,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.middle" (see \Layer#middle). Without a layer # argument, "middle" represents the bounding box center marker generator on primary shapes within - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#middle for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#middle for more details). # %DRC% # @name rounded_corners @@ -845,7 +845,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.rounded_corners" (see \Layer#rounded_corners). Without a layer # argument, "rounded_corners" represents the corner rounding algorithm on primary shapes within - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#rounded_corners for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#rounded_corners for more details). # %DRC% # @name sized @@ -858,7 +858,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.sized" (see \Layer#sized). Without a layer # argument, "sized" represents the polygon sizer on primary shapes within - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#sized for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#sized for more details). # %DRC% # @name smoothed @@ -869,7 +869,7 @@ CODE # This function can be used with a layer argument. In this case it # is equivalent to "layer.smoothed" (see \Layer#smoothed). Without a layer # argument, "smoothed" represents the polygon smoother on primary shapes within - # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#smoothed for more details). + # \DRC# expressions (see \Layer#drc and \global#smoothed for more details). %w( extent_refs @@ -896,7 +896,7 @@ CODE # which entirely cover shapes from the other layer. This version can be put into # a condition indicating how many shapes of the other layer need to be covered. # Use this operator within \DRC# expressions (also see \Layer#drc). If can be used - # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \DRC#covering. + # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \global#covering. # %DRC% # @name interacting @@ -907,7 +907,7 @@ CODE # which interact with shapes from the other layer. This version can be put into # a condition indicating how many shapes of the other layer need to be covered. # Use this operator within \DRC# expressions (also see \Layer#drc). If can be used - # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \DRC#interacting. + # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \global#interacting. # %DRC% # @name overlapping @@ -918,7 +918,7 @@ CODE # which overlap shapes from the other layer. This version can be put into # a condition indicating how many shapes of the other layer need to be covered. # Use this operator within \DRC# expressions (also see \Layer#drc). If can be used - # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \DRC#overlapping. + # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \global#overlapping. # %DRC% # @name inside @@ -928,7 +928,7 @@ CODE # This operator represents the selector of primary shapes # which are inside shapes from the other layer. # Use this operator within \DRC# expressions (also see \Layer#drc). If can be used - # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \DRC#inside. + # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \global#inside. # %DRC% # @name outside @@ -938,7 +938,7 @@ CODE # This operator represents the selector of primary shapes # which are outside shapes from the other layer. # Use this operator within \DRC# expressions (also see \Layer#drc). If can be used - # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \DRC#outside. + # as method to an expression. See there for more details: \global#outside. %w( covering @@ -961,7 +961,7 @@ CODE # # "with_holes" represents a polygon selector for # \DRC# expressions selecting polygons of the primary by their number of holes - # (see \Layer#drc and \DRC#with_holes for more details). + # (see \Layer#drc and \global#with_holes for more details). def with_holes primary.with_holes diff --git a/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_layer.rb b/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_layer.rb index aef166151..af595de52 100644 --- a/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_layer.rb +++ b/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_layer.rb @@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ module DRC # A high \count to hier_count (flat to hierarchical) ratio is an indication # of a good hierarchical compression. # "hier_count" applies only to original layers without clip regions or - # cell filters and to layers in \deep mode. Otherwise, hier_count gives + # cell filters and to layers in \global#deep mode. Otherwise, hier_count gives # the same value than \count. def hier_count @@ -1567,7 +1567,7 @@ CODE # objects. RBA::Region, RBA::Edges and RBA::EdgePair objects are accepted as well and the corresponding # content of that collections is inserted into the output layer. # - # Other versions are available that allow translation of objects into other types (\collect_to_polygons, + # Other versions are available that allow translation of objects into other types (\collect_to_region, # \collect_to_edges and \collect_to_edge_pairs). # # Because this method executes inside the interpreter, it's inherently slow. Tiling does not @@ -1645,7 +1645,7 @@ CODE # Returns the parts of the polygons which are not orientable (i.e. "8" configuration) or self-overlapping. # Merged semantics does not apply for this method. Always the raw polygons are taken (see \raw). # - # The odd_polygons check is not available in deep mode currently. See \deep_reject_odd_polygons for + # The odd_polygons check is not available in deep mode currently. See \global#deep_reject_odd_polygons for # an alternative. def odd_polygons diff --git a/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_netter.rb b/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_netter.rb index 6b81ceb41..d56466183 100644 --- a/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_netter.rb +++ b/src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_netter.rb @@ -83,8 +83,8 @@ module DRC # layers will form bigger, electrically connected areas. # # Texts will be used to assign net names to the nets. The preferred - # method is to use \labels to create a text layer from a design - # layer. When using \input, text labels are carried implicitly + # method is to use \global#labels to create a text layer from a design + # layer. When using \global#input, text labels are carried implicitly # with the polygons but at the cost of small dummy shapes (2x2 DBU # marker polygons) and limited functionality. #