[Chenhui]

Hi Xaveer,

Thanks for your updated answers.

I see cobra_p2p() has many possibilities. I will use this function to replace the pcurve_p2p.

BTW, the pcurve_p2p() doesn’t work well now, and it changes the width from the “set width” to “default width”. That means it is not possible to set a constant width unless we use the default one.

Regards,

Chenhui

[Chenhui]

All right. The concept is most important. Thanks for your support!

[Chenhui]

Dear Ronald,

Thanks a lot.

This is great! The list can be used like this. This will be very convenient for me.

However, I modified the code, since can’t run yours. Did I misunderstand your code “with…”?

padN=[]
padN.append(bump(pad=pad).put(293.14,114.02,0))
padN.append(bump(pad=pad).put(368.14,113.31,0))

[Chenhui]

Hello Ronald,

Thanks for your quick reply. This is a very useful function.

Firstly, in my case, I should use

padN1.raise_pins(['out0'],['out'+str(1)])

Secondly, I want to make it even easier, for example, using a loop to define all of the PIN together. This should be a basic function in Python. please check below wrong code.

for i in range (2):
    'padN'+str(i).raise_pins(['out0'],['out'+str(i)])

#AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'raise_pins'

Chenhui

[Chenhui]

Hello Ronald,

Thanks for your help. It is very convenient to use the name.

Chenhui

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