GDSII records. The records are numbered with consecutive integers, so we can use simple array to save all the data. More...

#include <GdsRecords.h>

Public Types
enum	EnumType { HEADER = 0x00, BGNLIB = 0x01, LIBNAME = 0x02, UNITS = 0x03, ENDLIB = 0x04, BGNSTR = 0x05, STRNAME = 0x06, ENDSTR = 0x07, BOUNDARY = 0x08, PATH = 0x09, SREF = 0x0a, AREF = 0x0b, TEXT = 0x0c, LAYER = 0x0d, DATATYPE = 0x0e, WIDTH = 0x0f, XY = 0x10, ENDEL = 0x11, SNAME = 0x12, COLROW = 0x13, TEXTNODE = 0x14, NODE = 0x15, TEXTTYPE = 0x16, PRESENTATION = 0x17, SPACING = 0x18, STRING = 0x19, STRANS = 0x1a, MAG = 0x1b, ANGLE = 0x1c, UINTEGER = 0x1d, USTRING = 0x1e, REFLIBS = 0x1f, FONTS = 0x20, PATHTYPE = 0x21, GENERATIONS = 0x22, ATTRTABLE = 0x23, STYPTABLE = 0x24, STRTYPE = 0x25, ELFLAGS = 0x26, ELKEY = 0x27, LINKTYPE = 0x28, LINKKEYS = 0x29, NODETYPE = 0x2a, PROPATTR = 0x2b, PROPVALUE = 0x2c, BOX = 0x2d, BOXTYPE = 0x2e, PLEX = 0x2f, BGNEXTN = 0x30, ENDTEXTN = 0x31, TAPENUM = 0x32, TAPECODE = 0x33, STRCLASS = 0x34, RESERVED = 0x35, FORMAT = 0x36, MASK = 0x37, ENDMASKS = 0x38, LIBDIRSIZE = 0x39, SRFNAME = 0x3a, LIBSECUR = 0x3b, UNKNOWN = 0x3c }
	enum type of GDSII records

Detailed Description

GDSII records. The records are numbered with consecutive integers, so we can use simple array to save all the data.

Definition at line 20 of file GdsRecords.h.

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