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Merge pull request #1891 from KLayout/issue-1887 

issue #1887 fixed (doc update)
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src/doc/doc/about/drc_ref_source.xml
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@ -181,15 +181,21 @@ Filters are expressions describing ranges
of layers and/or datatype numbers or layer names. Multiple filters of layers and/or datatype numbers or layer names. Multiple filters
can be given and all layers matching at least one of these filter can be given and all layers matching at least one of these filter
expressions are joined to render the input layer for the DRC engine. expressions are joined to render the input layer for the DRC engine.
For the syntax of the filter expressions see <class_doc href="LayerMap#map">LayerMap#map</class_doc> (look for
the version that uses a map expression).
</p><p> </p><p>
Some filter expressions are: Some filter expressions are:
</p><p> </p><p>
<ul> <ul>
<li><tt>1/0-255 </tt>: Datatypes 0 to 255 for layer 1 </li> <li><tt>1/0-255 </tt>: Datatypes 0 to 255 for layer 1 </li>
<li><tt>1/* </tt>: All datatypes for layer 1 </li>
<li><tt>1/0,5,10 </tt>: Datatypes 0, 5 and 10 for layer 1 </li>
<li><tt>1/0;2/17 </tt>: Layer 1, datatype 0 and layer 2, datatype 17 </li>
<li><tt>1-10 </tt>: Layers 1 to 10, datatype 0 </li> <li><tt>1-10 </tt>: Layers 1 to 10, datatype 0 </li>
<li><tt>METAL </tt>: A layer named "METAL" </li> <li><tt>METAL </tt>: A layer named "METAL" </li>
<li><tt>METAL (17/0) </tt>: A layer named "METAL" or layer 17, datatype 0 (for GDS, which does <li><tt>METAL;VIA </tt>: A layer named "METAL" and the layer named "VIA" </li>
not have names)</li> <li><tt>METAL;17/0 </tt>: A layer named "METAL" and layer 17, datatype 0 </li>
<li><tt>'17' </tt>: A layer named "17". Note the quotes which indicate a string, not a layer number </li>
</ul> </ul>
</p><p> </p><p>
Layers created with "input" may contain both texts (labels) and polygons. There is a subtle Layers created with "input" may contain both texts (labels) and polygons. There is a subtle

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src/drc/drc/built-in-macros/_drc_source.rb
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@ -383,15 +383,21 @@ CODE
# of layers and/or datatype numbers or layer names. Multiple filters # of layers and/or datatype numbers or layer names. Multiple filters
# can be given and all layers matching at least one of these filter # can be given and all layers matching at least one of these filter
# expressions are joined to render the input layer for the DRC engine. # expressions are joined to render the input layer for the DRC engine.
# For the syntax of the filter expressions see RBA::LayerMap#map (look for
# the version that uses a map expression).
# #
# Some filter expressions are: # Some filter expressions are:
# #
# @ul # @ul
# @li @tt 1/0-255 @/tt: Datatypes 0 to 255 for layer 1 @/li # @li @tt 1/0-255 @/tt: Datatypes 0 to 255 for layer 1 @/li
# @li @tt 1/* @/tt: All datatypes for layer 1 @/li
# @li @tt 1/0,5,10 @/tt: Datatypes 0, 5 and 10 for layer 1 @/li
# @li @tt 1/0;2/17 @/tt: Layer 1, datatype 0 and layer 2, datatype 17 @/li
# @li @tt 1-10 @/tt: Layers 1 to 10, datatype 0 @/li # @li @tt 1-10 @/tt: Layers 1 to 10, datatype 0 @/li
# @li @tt METAL @/tt: A layer named "METAL" @/li # @li @tt METAL @/tt: A layer named "METAL" @/li
# @li @tt METAL (17/0) @/tt: A layer named "METAL" or layer 17, datatype 0 (for GDS, which does # @li @tt METAL;VIA @/tt: A layer named "METAL" and the layer named "VIA" @/li
# not have names)@/li # @li @tt METAL;17/0 @/tt: A layer named "METAL" and layer 17, datatype 0 @/li
# @li @tt '17' @/tt: A layer named "17". Note the quotes which indicate a string, not a layer number @/li
# @/ul # @/ul
# #
# Layers created with "input" may contain both texts (labels) and polygons. There is a subtle # Layers created with "input" may contain both texts (labels) and polygons. There is a subtle