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CIRCUIT-ADJACENTNAMESYNOPSISOPTIONSDESCRIPTIONEXAMPLEAUTHORSEE ALSONAME |
circuit ... adjacent - Tool to determine the nodes
adjacent (connected) to a given node.
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SYNOPSIS |
circuit cell adjacent [options] [--]
NODE
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OPTIONS |
-e, --element-types ELEM-TYPE
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Only consider the given element types.
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Show attributes along with each node. |
DESCRIPTION |
The adjacent sub-command of the circuit
tool allows the user to determine the nodes that are
adjacent (i.e., connected) to the given node.
The -e option may be used to consider only
elements of a given type. Available types are: res
(resistances), cap (capacitances). If the option is
not used, then all element types are considered.
The -x option is helpful when trying to match
nodes between different extraction runs of Space. When
passing the -x option to space3d, each node of
the extracted circuit will be annotated with its
coordinates. When performing another extraction later, node
names may be different, but their coordinates will not
change. Of course, there are exceptions (for example, a node
may be eliminated in one extraction, and be retained in
another), so the user should still be cautious.
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EXAMPLE |
The following example shows how to obtain the (names of
the) nodes adjacent to the given node named
"SUBSTR". Only elements of type "res"
(resistances) are considered.
# circuit -v oscil adjacent -e res -- SUBSTR
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AUTHOR |
Kees-Jan van der Kolk
Copyright (C) 2003, Delft University of Technology, The
Space Team. All rights reserved.
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